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Cardiopulmonary effects of restraint in dorsal recumbency on awake cattle

1988

Klein, L. | Fisher, N.

The cardiopulmonary effects of dorsal recumbency were studied in awake cows restrained for surgical correction of left displaced abomasum. During the recumbent period, Pa(O2), Pa(CO2), arterial pH, and base excess values were significantly decreased. Heart rate, respiratory rate, blood hemoglobin concentrations, and rectal temperature increased significantly.

AGROVOC Keywords

abomasum analysis animals cardiovascular system cattle cows heart heart rate physiological functions physiology posture respiration respiratory system restraint of animals

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Published in

American journal of veterinary research

Volume 49 Issue 9 Pagination 1605 - 1608 ISSN 0002-9645

Other Subjects

Position; Physical; Restraint; Acid-base equilibrium; Female; Hydrogen-ion concentration; Veterinary; Hemoglobins; Surgery; Blood gas analysis

Language

English

Type

Text; Journal Article

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