10/27/20151 understanding colic in horses unit 5, lesson 8 animal science
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Understanding Colic in Horses
Unit 5, Lesson 8 Animal Science
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Facts About Equine Colic
• Equine means horse
• One of the most dangerous medical problem
• One out of every ten horses colic each year
• Number one killer of horses
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What Is Colic?
• Not a disease
• General term indicating abdominal pain
• In the digestive system
• Every case should be taken seriously
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Organs Involved in Colic
A. The horse’s small, one compartment stomach
B. Small intestine
C. Cecum
D. Colon
E. Small colon
F. Rectum
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Causes
• Horses with a history of colic are 6 times more likely to have colic again
• Previous abdominal surgery are 5 times as likely
• Environmental or feeding change
• Stress of horse
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Symptoms
• Mild pain• Pawing the ground
• Sweating
• Looking at the belly
• Restlessness
• Lack of appetite
• Stamping the hind feet
• Lying down
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More Symptoms
• Severe pain• Violently pawing
ground
• Appear bloated
• Muscle straining
• Kick violently
• Sweat a lot
• Lie down and get up frequently
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Symptoms Cont.
• Sit on haunches like a dog
• Roll or lie on their backs
• Have below normal temperature-because of stock setting in
• Increase respiration rate
• Elevated heart rate
• Few or no gut sounds
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Prevention
• Have a daily routine including feeding and exercise schedules and stick to it
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Equine Colic
Student Note Outline
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Facts About Equine Colic
• 1.
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• 3.
• 4.
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What Is Colic?
• Not a____________
• General term indicating __________ pain
• In the digestive system
• Every case should be taken_____________
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Organs Involved in Colic
A. The horse’s small, one compartment stomach
B. Small intestine
C. Cecum
D. Colon
E. Small colon
F. Rectum
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Causes
• Horses with a history of colic are ____times more likely to have colic again
• Previous abdominal surgery are __times as likely
• ___________or _____________ change
• _________of horse
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Symptoms
• Mild pain• _______the ground
• ________
• Looking at the belly
• _______________
• Lack of___________
• Stamping the ________ feet
• _________________
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More Symptoms
• Severe pain• Violently pawing
ground
• Appear___________
• Muscle straining
• Kick____________
• Sweat a lot
• ________and get up_______________
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Symptoms Cont.
• _________on haunches like a dog
• Roll or _________on their backs
• Have below normal temperature-because of stock setting in
• Increase _______________rate
• Elevated ______________rate
• ______________or no gut sounds
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Prevention
• Have a ________________including feeding and exercise schedules and stick to it
• Have a regular vaccination/warming schedule