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2024-10-17 16:35 MS |
Weight: 1377 grams, Keel score: 4.0
------------- PHYSICAL EXAM FINDINGS ---------------- Head Behavior and Neuro: BAR Mouth: clear Body Pelvis: large (~6 in long, ~3 in wide) deeply wounded area on the bird's lower R back that extends along the pelvis and ends at the vent. Looks similar to a predator attack. Exposed muscle. Vent: vent is intact, but the large wound on lower R side of body extends with ~1 cm of vent Body condition score: 4 Fat: Keel Wings Left wing: NSF, full ext Right wing: No fx palpated, full ext; however, I felt clicking at the shoulder. Would like to get rads tomorrow if time. Right humerus: dorsal R shoulder has scabby area and squishy hematoma. Legs Left leg: NSF, full ext Right leg: NSF, full ext Ectoparasites: none seen
Young OSPR found in a parking lot not flying. Tried to fly and flipped onto back. CD captured and triaged overnight - reported that bird had a R wing droop and R shoulder/lower pelvis-vent wounds. Bird was reactive to touch so administered torb. Vent area wounds were very dirty and deep. Flushed and scrubbed area with chlorhex, applied generous coating of SSD and covered with telfa/tega bandage. No obvious leaking from hematoma at R shoulder, so left uncovered. Bird was getting stressed, so opted to give fluids and set up in KR2 kennel with towel. Perched right away. Start antibiotics tomorrow and a small amount of fish.
TREATMENTS GIVEN 0.26 ml butorphanol tartrate IM 35 ml LRS SQ L leg
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Exam date - | 2024-10-17 | Examiner - | MS |
| RIGHT | LEFT | PLR | Menace | PLR | Menace | + | + | + | + | Stain | | Stain | | DNE | | DNE |   | Right eye: Overall, PC looks okay. Area of
grayness lateral to the pecten
with no defined edge | Left eye:
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