PPT-Clostridial Enterocolitis in a Neonatal Foal

Mallory Lehman MS Colorado State University DVM Candidate Class of 2020 Mentors Gabrielle Landolt DVM DACVIM Yvette NoutLomas DVM DACVIM DACVECCS Signalment and History 26 hours old Quarter Horse Filly 48 . Document title: Neonatal resuscitation Publication date: October 2011 Document number: MN11.5-V2-R16 Document supplement The document supplement is integral to and should be read in conjunction with Animal Science. When can a mare be bred? . Peak time is between April to June. Prime age of mare for breeding is 3-10 years old. The best age is 3 years old. Mares over 13 may have difficult time if they have never foaled before. James . Nuttall. Paediatric. Infectious Diseases Unit, . Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital & University of Cape Town. Right to Care 6. th. Conference on Emerging Problems in . Paediatric. Erin L. Keels RN MS NNP-BC. NAS Taskforce Chair. NNP Program . Manager. Nationwide Children’s Hospital . Columbus, Ohio . Disclosures. No conflicts of interest. Off label use of medications for treatment of NAS. Ferris State University. Kelly . Geraghty. , Tracy James, Kristen . Lintjer. , . Sara . Potes. , . Rikki. . Zissler. PICO Question. “Are newborn infants with high neonatal abstinence syndrome scores (8 or above) more responsive when nurses treat them with pharmaceutical or non-pharmaceutical interventions?” . FOALS. http://www.merricks.com/gif/WL001307.jpg. Some basics. Gestation length: ~. 356 . days (. 320-405 . days. ). & variable from one gestation to the next. Premature: <320 days. Dysmature. . CUZA – VODA Clinical Hospital of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Iasi, NICU. NEONATAL ASPHYXIA. Neonatal asphyxia is the result of a problem that occurs during:. . Fetal life. Labor or. Delivery . Remem ber, every these are just general guidelines *NEVER try to pull the foa !* Pulling can cause damage to the mare’s repro tract, the foal, or prematurely tear the umbilical cord causing t NAME OF MARE_____________________________________________State Registration Number____________________ Color _________________Tattoo______ CURRENT MARE OWNER: Name ____________________________________ Andrew Costandi, M.D., M.M.M. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Updated 1/2020. Disclosures. No relevant financial relationships. Learning Objectives:. Recognize the signs and symptoms of neonates in distress. . Antonino Morabito. Hirschsprung’s Disease (HD). Genetically-determined, multigene syndrome. Absence of ganglion cells in distal bowel. Incidence 1 in 5000, Male: Female is 4:1. Distribution 75% rectosigmoid. . Elniema. Objectives. • . Definition of jaundice . • . Metabolism of . bilirubin. . • . Types of jaundice . • . Causes of neonatal jaundices . • . Management of neonatal jaundice. Definition . Introduction. Definition. Epidemiology. Bilirubin . metabolism. Aetiopathogenesis. /Types. Clinical features. Evaluation of a jaundiced neonate. Management. Complications. Surgical/. C. holestatic. An Overview. Definition of NEC . Necrotising . enterocolitis. is an acquired condition seen in neonates that is characterised by bowel inflammation and necrosis and translocation of gas-forming bacteria into the bowel wall. The bowel injury can range from mucosal alone to full thickness necrosis and perforation. It can be present in an isolated area of both the small and large bowel or affect large segments of bowel or even the entire intestine (NEC .