The Respiration interaction is available only within the Patient file.
You can perform and record a patient Respiratory examination. Animana also provides a simple check-list to speed up the process.
Summary
Date
Enter the date of the respiratory examination.
When you create this report, the current date will be chosen, but you can change the date by typing the correct date or by using the calender.
Employee
Provide the name of the veterinarian performing the examination.
Anamnesis = history
Here you can enter the anamnesis
General and Clinical Examination
Respiration At Rest
Enter details of any observations of patient respiration at rest, for example; abnormal, high frequency, too abdominal.
Select Normal if you observe normal respiration.
Respiration After Work
Enter details of any observations of patient respiration at rest, for example; abnormal, high frequency, too abdominal.
Select Normal if you observe normal respiration.
Respiration Type
Here you can choose the respiration type, for example: costo-abdominal
Mucous Membranes
Enter details of Mucous Membranes observations for example; pale, pink, red.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Lymph Nodes
Enter details of Lymph Nodes observations for example; enlarged, painful.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Spontaneous Coughing
Note whether you observe any spontaneous coughing in the patient.
Larynx.
Record any sensitivity in the larynx.
Result Activated Coughing
Enter any observations from coughing, for example; dry, humid, painful.
Explanation
Enter details of any abnormal or noteworthy observations.
Auscultation
At Rest: Trachea
Enter details of any observations heard from the patients Trachea, for example; bronchial, sharpened.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
At Rest: Thorax
Enter details of any observations heard from the patients Trachea, for example; bronchial, sharpened.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
After Work: Trachea
Enter details of any observations heard from the patients Trachea, for example; bronchial, sharpened.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
After Work: Thorax
Enter details of any observations heard from the patients Trachea, for example; bronchial, sharpened.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Explanation
Enter details of any abnormal or noteworthy observations.
Bronchoscopy
Pharynx Glottis
Enter details of any observations found, for example; entrapment, whistling.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Trachea
Enter details of any observations found, for example; mucus.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Mucous Nature
Describe the consistency of the mucous, for example; flakes, foamy, thick, thin.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Mucous Colour
Describe the colour of the mucous, for example; green, white.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Mucous Location
Describe the location of the mucous, for example; thick trail.
Select Normal if there are no abnormal observations to record.
Form Bifurcation
Enter the type of bifurcation you’ve discovered. For instance: oedema or rounding.
Pouches
If the patient has pouches, choose the remarks, for instance: fluid left or clean
Explanation
Enter details of any abnormal or noteworthy observations.
Lung Function Test
Result
Enter the results of a lung function test.
Conclusion
Diagnosis
Enter the general diagnosis for this examination.
Advice
Enter patient advice based on your findings.
Therapy
Enter relevant patient therapy based on your findings.
Summary
Enter a quick summary of the examination.
TIP: the summary text will be shown as a preview on the patient file history row.