Clinical cases (Answer any three) a) A bullock aging six years was presented to clinics with the clinical signs of kicking at its abdomen, wringing its tail, and lying down frequen... Clinical cases (Answer any three) a) A bullock aging six years was presented to clinics with the clinical signs of kicking at its abdomen, wringing its tail, and lying down frequently. The animal was anorectic with decreased water intake, suspended rumination, and showing signs of discomfort. He also showed painful attempts of urination, bilateral distension, tenesmus, grinding of teeth, and tendency of rectal prolapse. Write down the diagnosis, laboratory findings, and line of treatment of the case. b) A 8 years horse is presented with a history of cloudiness of left cornea which developed slowly over a period of 3 months. On clinical examination, a white threat-like worm was found in the anterior chamber. Write down the diagnosis, anaesthetics protocol and line of treatment for the condition. c) A dairy cow weighing 300 kg with a history of appetite and milk yield has decreased from 18 kgs to 6 kgs. There was significant loss in body weight of animal and she prefers to take paddy straw only. Temperature and respiration rate were within normal ranges. How will you proceed for diagnosis and what will you prescribe in this case? d) A seven years old horse presented in the clinics with history of off feed for last 3 days and animal is showing circling movement. Clinical examination revealed body temp of 105°F with petechial hemorrhages in the conjunctiva and oedema of scrotum. How will you proceed to diagnose the case? Read more