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TPR

Dog

< 10 kg

Small Breed
38.5 to 39.5

110 to 180

24 to 36
TPR

Dog

> 25 Kg

Large Breed
37.5 to 38.5

70 to 100

18 to 30
P

Puppies
Up to 220
TPR

Cats
37.5 to 39.5

160 to 200

20 to 30
TPR

Horse
37.3 to 38.5

28 to 46

8 - 16
TPR

Foal

1 Week to 6 Months
37.5 to 38.9

70 to 100

20 to 40
TPR

Foal

< 1 Week
37.2 to 38.9

70 to 100

25 to 75
TPR

Cow Bull
37.8 to 39.2

60 to 72

20 to 30
TPR

Calf
38.5 to 39.5

80 to 120

24 to 36
TPR

Ewe Ram
38.5 to 40

70 to 90

20 to 30
TPR

Lamb
39 to 40

80 to 90

36 to 48
TPR

Sow Boar
38 to 39.5

60 to 90

10 to 20
TPR

Piglet
38.9 to 40

100 to 120

24 to 36
TPR

Goat
38.6 to 40.2

70 to 90

20 to 30
TPR

Kid
38.8 to 40.2

100 to 120

36 to 48
TPR

Dog

10 to 25 Kg
38 to 39

80 to 120

21 to 33
Thoracic Limb Withdrawal

Spinal Segments
C6 C7 T1 T2
Triceps

Spinal Segments
C7 C8 T1
Extensor Carpi Radialis

Spinal Segments
C7 C8 T1
Patellar

Spinal Segments
L4 L5 L6
Cranial Tibial

Spinal Segments
L6 L7
Sciatic

Spinal Segments
L6 L7 S1 S2
Pelvic Limb Withdrawal

Spinal Segments
L6 L7 S1 S2
Perineal
S1 S2 S3

Pudendal Nerve
UMN Rear Limbs

UMN Fore Limbs
Cranial Cervical Spinal Lesion

C1 to C5
UMN Rear Limbs

LMN Fore Limbs
Caudal Cervical Spinal Lesion

C6 to T2
UMN Rear Limbs

Normal Fore Limbs
Thoracolumbar Spinal Cord Lesion

T3 to L3
LMN Rear Limbs

Loss of Perineal Sensation Reflexes

Normal Fore Limbs
Lumbosacral Spinal Cord Lesion

L4 to S3
Normal Fore Limbs

Normal Patellar Reflexes

Loss of Sciatic Function

Loss of Perineal Sensation Reflexes
Scaral Spinal Cord Lesion

S1 to S3
Spinal Cord Lesions

Progression of Severity
Loss of Proprioception

Loss of Voluntary Motor Function

Total Paralysis
Loss of Superficial Pain

Loss of Deep Pain
CN I Signs
Olfactory

Loss of Smell
CN II

Signs
Optic

Loss of Vision

Loss of Menace

Dilated Pupil

Loss of PLR in Affected Eye
~~ Direct
~~ Consensual in Opposite Eye
CN III

Signs
Occulomotor

Dilated Pupil

Loss of PLR in Affected Eye
~~ Direct
~~ Consensual FROM Opposite Eye

Ventrolateral Strabismus
CN IV

Signs
Trochlear

Slight Dorso Medial Rotation
CN V

Signs
Trigeminal

Atrophy
~~ Temporalis
~~ Masseter

Loss of Jaw Tone
~~ Strength
~~ Dropped if Bilateral

Analgesia
~~ Face
~~ Eyelids
~~ Cornea
~~ Nasal Mucosa
CN VI

Signs
Abducent

Medial Strabismus

Impaired Lateral Movement

Impaired Enophthalamus
CN VII

Signs
Facial

Loss of Motor Function
~~ Lip Droop
~~ Ear Droop
~~ Lip Retraction

Decreased Lacrimation

Loss of Menace

Loss of Taste
~~ Rostral 2/3 of Tongue
CN VIII

Signs
Vestibulocochlear

Atacia

Head Tilt

Nystagmus

Deafness
CN IX

Signs
Glossopharyngeal

Loss of Gag Reflex

Dysphagia

Loss of Taste
~~ Caudal 1/3 of Tongue

Decreased Salivation
CN X

Signs
Loss of Gag Reflex

Dysphagia

Laryngeal Paralysis

Loss of Oculocardiac Reflex
CN XI

Signs
Accessory Nerve

Atrophy
~~ Trapezius
~~ Sternocephalicus
~~ Brachiocephalicus
CN XII

Signs
Hypoglossal

Motor To Tongue

Loss of Strength

Loss of Symmetry
Equine Rectal

22 Structues
Pelvis

Sacrum

Aorta

External Iliac Arteries

Internal Iliac Arteries

Cervix

Uterus

Ovaries

Prostate

Vesicular Glands

Urethra

Inguinal Rings Stallion

Bladder

Left Kidney

Nephroplenic Ligament

Spleen

Large Colon Left Ascending

Pelvic Flexure of Colon

Cecum

Medial Taenia Cecum

Ventral Taenia Cecum
Equine Taenia

Cecal
Four Sacculated

Dorsal

Ventral

Medial

Lateral
Equine Taenia

Right Ventral Colon
Four Sacculated

Ventral Surface
~~ Lateral and Medial Free Bands

Dorsal Surface
~~ Lateral and Medial Mesocolic Bands
Equine Taenia

Left Ventral Colon
Four Sacculated

Ventral Surface
~~ Lateral and Medial Free Bands

Dorsal Surface
~~ Lateral and Medial Mesocolic Bands
Equine Taenia

Left Dorsal Colon
One Non Sacculated

Ventral Surface
~~ Medial Mesocolic
Equine Taenia

Right Dorsal Colon
Three Non Sacculated

Dorsal
~~ Lateral and Medial Free Bands

Ventral
~~ Mesocolic
Equine Taenia

Small Colon (Descending)
Two Sacculated

Dorsal
~~ Mesocolic Band

Ventral
~~ Free Band