Part 1: Vital Signs, Normal Values Reference Values Sample
Collection Reproductive Data
Part 2: Diagnostic Tests Test Performances
Part 3: Index of Drugs Used in Equine Medicine The Use of
Veterinary Medicinal Products Guidelines for the Use of Medicines
in Equine Animals Prescriptions Prescription Abbreviations Drug
Categorisation for Prescription Purposes Distribution Categories
(UK) from October 2005 Section 1: Drugs Acting on Central Nervous
System Section 2: Drugs Acting on the Cardiovascular System Section
3: Drugs Acting on the Respiratory System Section 4: Drugs Acting
on the Urinary Tract Section 5: Drugs Acting on the
Gastrointestinal Tract Section 6: Hormones/Steroids and
Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs Section 7: Anti-infective
Drugs Section 8: Blood Modifying Agents Section 9:
Vaccines/Antisera Section 10: Miscellaneous Drugs/Medications and
Other Materials
Part 4: Clinical Aids Section 1: Bodyweight and Surface Area
Estimation Section 2: Imperial-Metric Conversion Section 3: SI Unit
Conversion Factors Section 4: Restraint of Horses Section 5: Ageing
Section 6: Humane Destruction Section 7: Bandaging Techniques
Section 8: Clinical Techniques Section 9: Signs of Impending
Parturition Section 10: Neonatal Assessment and Sepsis Scoring of
Foals Section 11: Poisons and Antidotes Section 12: Notifiable
Diseases Section 13: Investigative Methods/Protocols Section 14:
Equipment for Equine Practice Section 15: Anaesthesia Section 16
Current Requirements Concerning Drug Usage and Passport Regulations
in the UK Index
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