YOO HOO – A1048690

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A1048690 Yoo Hoo 1Y Female Black DSH

STRAY INTAKE: 08/21/2015

INITIAL (8/21)

scan negative

possible CORNEAL ULCERATION vs other

ear mite negative

flea comb negative- treated with activyl

female- no scar seen

slight tense, nervous during exam

went to medical

RE-EXAM (8/22)

S/O: in medical due to proptosed left eye. eye was sutured closed yesterday. right maxillary canine tooth is fractured – suspect history of trauma. was given bup SR and convenia on 8/21. today she is QAR and friendly, allows exam and seems comfortable. no inflammation or discharge from suture line – looks good. no other obvious injuries. not interested in food.

A: hx trauma (HBC)

proptosed left eye

fractured right maxillary canine tooth

P: pain controlled with bup SR given 8/21 (needs next dose on 8/24)

convenia given 8/21

needs new hope placement

prognosis: good with enucleation (surgical removal of the eye) and dental to remove fractured tooth.

RE-EXAM (8/23)

RESTING COMFORTABLY

EYE REMAINS SUTURED CLOSED, NO DISCHARGE

SOME REPORTED APPETITE, ORAL PAIN LIKELY DT DENTAL FRACTURE

SIGN PLACED FOR WATERY BABY FOOD

RE-EXAM (8/24)

Admin 0.07 ml TTDex IM

Removed sutures OS

Eye is within orbit

Cleansed with dilute betadine

Large central corneal ulcer, blepharospastic, conjunctivitis and chemosis

Start ofloxacin, atropine, cont buprenex

Satrt Amoxi/Clav

Resting comfortably

Sttures in place, crusted ocular discharge OS

Will receive buprenex sr this morning

Eye is painful to the touch

RE-EXAM (8/25)

S/O: BAR, eye remains within the orbit. eating well, appears comfortable.

A: Hx proptosed left eye

corneal ulceration OS

P: continue ofloxacin BID

continue atropine SID

continue amoxi/clav BID

bup SR due 8/27

RE-EXAM (8/26)

S/O: BAR, eating well, painful when the affected eye is touched and is very resistent to having eye meds placed in that eye. no URI signs. globe remains in the orbit.

A: Hx proptosed left eye

corneal ulceration OS

P: continue ofloxacin BID

continue atropine SID

continue amoxi/clav BID

bup SR due 8/27

Prognosis: good with removal of the eye – best if the left eye is removed (enucleated) as soon as possible to maintain the cat’s comfort and to ensure his behavior does not worsen. so far he has been a very nice cat, but he does not like his eye being touched and is becoming less trusting.

BEHAVIOR

eaction to assessor: Yoo Hoo looks neutral in her cage when approached by the assessor.

Reaction to door opening: Yoo Hoo remains sitting upright by the back of the cage, alert with eyes wide open.

Reaction to touch: Yoo Hoo does not allow the stroke, strikes, and bites at the assessor’s hand.

Placement determination: NH ONLY

Yoo Hoo is displaying behaviors that preclude placement in the adoptions room. She is stressed in the shelter environment and does not currently tolerate petting. The behavior department feels that placement with a New Hope Partner is the best option at this time.

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