Plan of Action

Minimum Database Ð CBC, urinalysis Ð rule out infection, anemia, hemmorrhage

Bone
Radiographs of both hind limbs and pelvis to rule in or out fractures
Orthopedic Exam under sedation Ð determine extent of damage

Muscle/Tendon/Ligament
Orthopedic Exam under sedation Ð determine extent of damage

Nerve
Neurologic Exam Ð rule in or out nerve damage

Additional test should be done to evaluate further damage in the abdomen and 
chest from trauma. 
	The bladder should be palpated, urine output should be evaluated, and 
contrast can be used to determine patency of the bladder and its associated 
structures. 
	Ultrasound and abdominal radiographs can also be used to evaluate 
abdominal organs such as the spleen, liver, etc.  
	Chest radiographs can be used to determine chest trauma such as traumatic 
myocarditis.  An EKG can also be used to determine heart function.