Veterinary Clinical Diagnostics

Author: Wang Enqiang
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is one of the series textbooks for the "One Village, One University Student Project." The entire book is divided into 12 chapters. Chapters 1 to 7 cover clinical examinations, primarily introducing the basic methods, knowledge, theories, and clinical operation skills of veterinary clinical examinations. Chapter 8 is on laboratory diagnostics, mainly introducing common laboratory tests, methods, and their diagnostic significance. Chapters 9 to 11 are on special diagnostics, briefly covering the basic knowledge, examination methods, and clinical applications of veterinary X-ray, ultrasound, and electrocardiogram examinations. Chapter 12 discusses the methods and principles of establishing diagnoses, summarizing the methods and principles of diagnosis, the conditions for correct diagnosis, the causes of misdiagnosis, and the basic knowledge of case record-keeping. This book follows the principle of "sufficient theory, easy-to-understand language, strengthening practical skills, and integrating theory with practice," highlighting authority, scientificity, advancement, and practicality. It can serve as the specialized textbook for the two-year animal husbandry and veterinary specialty program under the "One Village, One University Student Project," a vocational training textbook for animal husbandry and veterinary skills, and a popular science technical book to provide technical guidance to rural livestock farms and veterinary workers.