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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: LAS LAB 2, Parenteral fluid administration to maintain the following Nutritional adequacy, Post-operative considerations Care of patient: Close monitoring and correction if necessary of: Surgical site signs of compromisation due to infection, bleeding, Special restraints 3 types pertaining to ruminants Tail rope, Preparation of instruments such as Butterfly catheter, Proximal Paravertebral Block Advantages Very precise, Nerve Blocks of the Head which include Auriculopalpebral Nerve Block, Hands on findings TPR (Scroll over), Gastrointestinal fill best evaluated by rectal palpation in cattle, Patient evaluation encompasses Fasting, Proximal Paravertebral Block Advantages If done accurately its 100% effective, Preparation of instruments such as Needles, Distal Paravertebral Block ???? Why?, Restraint Categories of restraint include: Halter, Casting restraints 2 methods Rope squeeze, Hands on findings Weight Test (scroll over), Paravertebral Nerve Block ???? Peri Operative (Scroll over for info), Special restraints 3 types pertaining to ruminants Halter tie, Post-operative considerations Client education Type of treatment required after: drug, diet, therapy regimens., Post-operative considerations Care of patient: Close monitoring and correction if necessary of: TPR, observing the abdominal contour facing the animal’s rear Most important abnormal contours of postoperative patients include: 2) prominent dorsal distension on the left with ventral distension on the right