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What do you think is wrong? Looks like a rash

What would you ask the owner? Has the animal been interfering with the stitches? Has it eaten something it usually doesn't? How long has the rash been there? Did it appear suddenly or gradually?

What treatment plan do you think the vet may put in place? A cream for the belly or an antibiotic, or tablets to battle an allergic reaction.

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looks like a rash, has the patient been interfering with the wound? When did the rash appear?

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Rash / allergic reaction / hives

How long has it been like this?

Antihistamines / cream

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have they been wearing their buster collar?

Does it live with any other animals?

What sort of bedding are they on?- does this irritate them

Antibiotic cream

Stop interference

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looks like a rash

How long has it been there? Has it got worse over time? Has the animal interfered with the surgical area?

Anti inflammatory medicine

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1. Allergic reaction to either outdoor materials or creams that owner thought were useful

2. Have you put any cream on the wound/ has the dog jumped in a pile of stinging nettles?

3. Vet may prescribe antihistamines depending on cause, or steroidal medication to reduce rash

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Looks like a rash maybe and allergic reaction to the type of stitches , or could be dermatitis.

Ask the owner if the dog has been licking at the stitches if they have kept their collar on. Ask if maybe when they’ve been on a walk have they rolled around in the grass etc.

vet can prescribe an anti-inflammatory cream or ointment

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What do you think is wrong?

Rash or allergic reaction hives

What would you ask the owner ?

When did you first notice the rash, have they been their usual selves DUDE ? Have they been licking or itching at the site ?

What treatment plan do you think the vet will put in place ?

Swabs and maybe bloods, NSAIDs

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1. Allergic reaction?

2. Ask the owner if they’ve been outside, what they may have been in contact with? If they’ve been trying to treat the wound themselves

3. Antihistamines, monitor what they come in contact with and if applying creams or anything to the wound before don’t

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Looks like a puncture wound, you’d want to make sure there is no infection deep in the wound or any foreign bodies left inside. Heal it inside out

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Pale mucous membranes. Check their temperature for signs of an infection.

Have they kept their collar on and have they licked at the wound site.

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What do you think is wrong ?

Allergic reaction

Irritation

What would you ask the owner?

Has the patient been interfering with there wound

How long have they had the rash ?

What treatment plan do you think the vet may put in place?

Cream

Antihistamine

Antibiotics

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1. It looks like a rash or allergic reaction

2. I would ask the owner: when did you first notice this, have they had something like this before, have they been anywhere or done anything new, have they been into contact with anything unusual

3. Antihistamines

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Looks like a rash

Wound (sutures) seems to be ok

Could be an allergic reaction, or trying to itch the wound.

Could also be nothing to do with the wound and a separate issue.

Ask the owner- have they been doing anything unusual? Do they have allergies? Had this happened before? Have they been unsupervised outside? Have they been in any woodland environments recently?

Treatment- a type of cream

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Inflammation of testicles

When did you notice swelling

Anti-inflammatories

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Rash, skin irritation

If the patient has interfered what care the owner has done

Make sure buster collar is being used and maybe consider a medical jumpsuit/ recovery suit

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open laceration , dirty wound status

see vet ASAP

large wound surface area so intense care provided

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Pale gums

Are they good eating and drinking normally

When did you first notice this

Possible drainage

Swab for testing

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Avulsion

Open wound

Debridement of dead tissue, tissue may continue to die days afterwards. May be hard to suture together due to tension and little living tissue that is left. Wound is near a joint so worry about bacteria tracking into the joint

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Could be a reaction to the scrub/spirit used to clean the site before the operation or clipper rash?

Have they been bothering it?

A cream/ointment to soothe it.

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puncture wound, dirty wound status

watch out for infection inside of wound

has it punctured any internal structures?

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Looks like a laceration, you’d want to be careful of infection and might consider skin graft due to the size of the wound. You would want to restrict movement

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1. Swollen, not too sure what it is, gums are white, dehydrated

2. Has the patient been drinking properly? Licking at wound?

3. IVFT for hydration, surgery potential for wound

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Puncture wound, open wound

The depth needs to be considered as bacteria can track deep inside. Wound needs to be properly flushed so that no bacteria is trapped in the wound when it starts to heal, otherwise an abscess could form

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Looks like a rash or allergic reaction

ask the owner:

Has patient interfered?

has the patient come into contact with something new?

how long has the rash been there for?

Treatment plan:

Anti-inflammatories

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What’s happened

When did you first notice this

Any lameness

Swab testing

Flush

Bandage to keep clean

Antibiotics

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What do u think is wrong?

Pale gums Indicative of poor perfusion: may be indicative of shock, circulatory collapse, haemorrhage, anaemia or severe vasoconstriction.

What treatment plan do you think the vet may put in place?

Treat cause of shock (e.g. Control haemorrhage)

Keep warm and comfortable

IV fluid therapy

Observations

TPR

CRT

MMs

Dressing changes - Haemorrhage?

Pupillary reflex

Palpebral reflex

Consciousness

TLC

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Blisters?

Where have they been

Swab and investigate

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Incision wound with a rash.

Possible allergy to any medication prescribed, interference from patient?

Test/ask owner for what potentially caused the allergy?

Medication to reduce rash.

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1. Burn that has been exposed to possible further inflammation

2. Have you put any creams on the wound?

3. Bandage and cooling elements on wound

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Looks like a rash or petechiae

allergic reaction to dressing/stitches or infection of the skin

ask owner if they have been licking the wound/ what activities they have been doing, when this started.

maybe antihistamines or antibiotic cream

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Ask the owner if this has formed over a long period of time or if they have just noticed it?

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Laceration, dirty

On an awkward position for stitches - quite a lot of movement in that area.

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Hematoma

pale mucus membranes

how long has this been there?

IVFT for hydration purposes

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Pale membranes- poor perfusion- shock, circulatory collapse and haemorrhage

Inflammation of testicles

Ask owner- how long has this been going on? Anything unusual been happening?

Treatment- castration, inflammatory

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Degloving

Avulsion

Necrosis, has there been nerve damage

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haemorrhaging, advise the owner to not remove any foreign bodies that could be in the wound.

Firstly stop the bleeding by applying pressure. Clean the wound and apply a dressing. Cut off any necrotic tissue

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Pale gums too much anaesthetic? Anemia? Blood loss?

Haematoma/swelling

Give fluid therapy

iron infusion if anemic

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Scenario 2

What do you think is wrong ?

Pale mucus membrane

Infection

What would you ask the owner ?

Have they been I terfering with the wound ?

How long has the swelling been there?

Have they been eating bkrmaly and rinking

What treatment plan do you think the vet may put in place?

Antibiotics

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open wound

How did it happen

NECROSIS

infection

Is it clean? Debris? Foreign bodies?

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abrasion/ graze

how long has it been there?

did it form gradually or suddenly?

has there been any discharge?

anti inflammatory/ pain relief medication

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Open laceration

Contaminated

Surgery

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See the vet, as soon as possible

Dirty laceration

Doesn’t look like it’s putting weight on it

Bleeding

Swat the wound

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Pale gums and inflammation.

Check for infection.

Has the patient been interfering with any injuries?

Has the patient been lame?

When did the owner first notice?

Blood tests

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Puncture

Clean-contaminated

How deep is the wound

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Laceration

Possibly due to barbed wire?

Healing process may be be quite lengthy as it’s a massive wound that is in an area that moves

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Open wound

Depth

Cause- e.g possible snake bite - poison

Possible foreign bodies

Infection

Hospitalise? Bandage care?

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Puncture wound

Open wound

Internal damage

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Puncture wound, at a high risk of getting infected due to deepness and also the ventral position can easily catch dirt and be contaminated.

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Lack of red blood cells /aneamic

Seroma

activity levels any interference both animal and owner

Anti-inflammatory

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Pale mm. Swollen surgical area, possible internal bleed post surgery

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What do you think is wrong ?

Abrasion

What would you as the owner ?

Is there anything they could have ruled there leg on

What treatment plan do you thi k the vet may put in place?

Keep the wound clean

Antibiotic cream

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Blisters?

Swab to test.

Cream?

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Urticaria maybe as a reaction to sutures?

Reaction from patient interference?

Prescribe an antibiotic cream, keep patient from getting to area (cone), keep animal inside other than toileting so the area can stay clean from other contaminants

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pale MM and inflamed testicles

Could be blood loss, anemia, dehydration, too much anaesthesia

ask owner when it started and if the patient is interfering with wound

IVFT, iron infusion, give blood

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Puncture wound

Clean contaminated

Swab the wound

See depth, could have pieced cavities

Possible ultrasound??

Dress

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Possible post sarcoid removal laser wound ? Burns ? Contact dermatitis

Ask owner full history, when first noticed if not post laser wound

Treatment plan swabs, flamazine, keep clean and dry

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Puncture wound

Advise owners not to remove any foreign bodies at home .

Clip away the fur in the area as they are hard to spot and may be deeper the more fur you clip away.

X- ray the wound to see how deep it is and if it is near any major organs or has cause internal damage.

They may not bleed as much so tell owners it is still a cause of concern even if it’s not bleeding so they should still bring the animal in.

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Laceration

What happened? When did it happen?

Clean gently with correct solutions.

Clean blood off leg.

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Avulsion wound

Consider location area of increased

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1. Pale mucus membrane, and possible infection in wound

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ask owner conditions of the dressing if there was one

if not when did it begin

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Puncture wound

What caused this? - bite, fence, nail - will need to be flushed/ cleaned as will be dirty and contaminated

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What wound type might this be ?

Laceration that is hemorrhaging

Which classification would this fall under?

Dirty wound

What considerations would you have for the care of this wound?

Stop bleeding g my applying pressure first

Clean the wound to remove any foreign body