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Contradictions to full body massage. Conditions include?

-systemic infectious diseases


-contagious skin diseases


-temperature above 40.5C


-advanced respiratory failure (asthma)


-liver failure (can modify treatment)


-acute systemic conditions (rheumatoid arthritis)


-conditions requiring medical attn. (pneumonia)


-post-surgery (wait 4-6 weeks)


-advanced kidney failure (rare)


-severe trauma or hemorrhage or shock


-cancer (mx can spread cancer)


-colic


-tying up


-hemophilia

Contradiction in mx MAY cause adverse effects and medical consultation may be necessary include?

-chronic congestive heart failure


-severe osteopathologies


-COPD or emphysema


-functional nervous disease (respond unpredictably)


-immunosuppression


-recent head injury or abdominal surgery


-spasticity or rigidity


-pregnancy or labour


-hypertension (rare)


-coma


-inflammatory arithratides


-cancer


-colic

meds, if used, need vets approval before mx include?

-tranquillizers


-blood thinners


-steroids


-antihistamines in high dosages


-meds causing vasoconstrictions


-meds used to decrease blood pressure


-anti inflammatory agents


-muscle relaxants



Times when mx can spread diseases to other areas include?

-localized skin conditions that could be contagious


-local irritable skin conditions


-fractures, abrasions, wounds, burns or severe bruises


-bacterial infections or boils


-frostbite


-vascular conditions


-undiagnosed lumps, cysts or foreign bodies


-post-surgical conditions


-acute neuritis


-cancer


-hyperesthesia

How long should you wait to mx after an anti-inflammatory injection has been done? (hock injection)
24-48 hours
Conditions that may cause adverse effects are?

-acute disk herniation


-aneurysm (rare)


-kidney infection or stones


-joint instability or hypermobility


-chronic arthritis conditions


-trigeminal neuralgia


-flaccid paralysis


-mastitis


-minor surgery


-fracture

Contradictions to abdominal mx?


-acute hernia


-diarrhea


-acute abdominal inflammation


-chronic abdominal digestive disease


-prolonged constipation


-post-surgical conditions


-neoplasia


-first and third trimester of pregnancy


-recent abortion or vaginal birth


-ectopic pregnancy


-ulcers

when should a horse get a shorter treatment?

-older and younger horses


-debilitated horses




*also, apply lighter pressure

Pharmaceutical Agents you should know
(function and examples)
Analgesics


-used to relieve pain


-non-narcotic EX: acetaminophen


-narcotic EX: codeine and opium


Tranquillizers


-used to restrain a nervous horse or quiet down and unruly horse


-calms anxiety


EX: atravet




*caution must be used when mixing Rompun and Morphine -can have opposite effects

Muscle Relaxants


-effects nerves that supply the excited muscles


-given to relax painful contractions/spasm due to injury, or pathology


EX: Methocarbamol (Robaxin) and Glycerol Guaiacolate (used in combination with general anesthetics and also has anesthetic properties itself)


Anti-inflammatory


-used to reduce inflammatory responses of the body - head, redness, swelling, pain, loss of function


1)Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO)


2)Methylsulfonomethane (MSM)


3)Bute (non-steroidal)


4)Banomine (none-steroidal)


5)Anagen (non-steroidal)


6)Prednisone (steroidal)


Drugs for Joint Disorders?


1) Adequan- given intramuscular and intra-articular injection (hock injection)


2) Hyalovet- used in the treatment of traumatic or degenerative joint disease. Acts as a binding and protective agent


Misc. Drugs

(name and function)

Lidocaine Hydrochloride

-local anesthetic


EX: Xylocaine


-used for epidural anesthesia

Mepivicaine Hydropchloride


EX: Carbocaine


-epidural anesthesia and also long anesthetic drug


Ketamine Hydrochloride


EX: Ketaset


-general anesthesia


-horse is unresponsive to pain


-used for minor operations and diagnostic procedures when muscle relaxation is not required


Thiobarbiturate


EX: Thiopental


-general anesthesia


-depresses the central nervous system and respiration, affects heart rate, decreases blood pressure and decreases temperature


-surgical anesthesia to increase action of the drug its added to


Halothane/Isopflurane

-gases used for inhalant anesthesia

Drugs affecting the Respiratory System?
clear air passages, fight infection, decrease inflammation and reduce the production or mucus

Bronchodilators


-used in horses with asthma like symptoms by relaxing the smooth muscles surrounding bronchioles


-also given for heaves


Anabolic Steroids

-increase muscle size and strength and speed up recovery times
Side effects of drugs affecting Resp. system

-hardening of arteries, heart disease, liver disease, liver cancer, tumours, depressed ammune response, degeneration of tendons and ligaments, fluid retention, infertility and testicular shrinkage
Diazepan is often used in combo with ______ and ______ in induction anesthesia for surgery?
Ketamine and Xylazine
does the body naturally produce steroidal or non steroidal anti inflammatories?

Steroidal
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories

-the body does NOT naturally produce these


EX: aspirin, ibuprofen

Hyaluronic Acid


-a natural constituent of synovial fluid


-prevents inflammatory enzymes from degrading cartilage but DOES NOT REPAIR


-has anti-inflammatory agents


-needed when the natural existing synovial fluid breaks down

Liniment


-often a combination of products


-usually contains 1 or more essential oils


-its use can cause edema and skin soreness


-blistering effect of liniment is increased when bandaged


Tightener


-various mixture that helps to remove edema in a joint, joint capsule or tendon sheath


-tightening comes as excess fluid is removed so that tendons and ligaments are more palpable


-effects achieved not by the product itself but by the "massage" that is used


Sweat


-causes moisture accumulation on the skin


-most include alcohol


-used with plastic wrap, oiled skin, waxed paper


Brace


-Routinely used after workouts


-"massage" is the most beneficial part


may produce irritation under bandage