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Since Apollo has continued to decline, the vet decides supportive care is not enough and to add a relatively new treatment for CPV called Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA). Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA) is 0.2mL/kg, IV as a single dose. Calculate Apollo’s dose.

The veterinarian is going to prescribe antiemetics for Apollo. All of the following are good possible options except; 

Which of the following reasons most likely caused Apollo’s Canine Parvovirus infection?

The veterinarian ask you to prepare Apollo’s 1 liter LRS fluid bag as a 35% Dextrose solution using 50% Dextrose, to correct his dehydration & hypoglycemia. Determine how much stock and diluent you will need to prepare Apollo’s bag. 

The veterinarian performs her exam on Apollo, she finds that he has mandibular retained deciduous canines, a roached (crouched) posture, his abdomen is tense and painful, he is ~10% dehydrated, today’s contemporary fluid losses are estimated at 250 mL, otherwise Roger shows no other outward clinical signs.   Her DDx List includes: Canine Parvovirus Endoparasites Foreign Body Ingestion Toxin Ingestion Pancreatitis Gastroenteritis

Patient Signalment/Vitals: Apollo, 4 month old, MI, American Staffordshire Terrier. Weight: 25 lbs. BCS: 4/9. MCS: Normal. HR: 140bpm. Synchronous Pulse: Yes. RR: 30bpm. MM: Pale Pink, tacky. CRT:

MidTerm Exam 7:30 a.m. Sunday 12/1/24.  5-2 is what?  After following directions sent to you in a  Canvas Inbox Message, answer this question and immediately submit written work by designated means.

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