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mrsjacobs44

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List three potential blood draw sites and the complications of each.

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Describe the requirements in caring for a hospitalized bird.



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Answer to Question 1

(a) Jugular vein. Complications: full crop and possible regurgitation, an air sac sitting on top, puncture of air sac
(b) Medial metatarsal vein. Complications: very close proximity to the medial artery
(c) Cutaneous ulnar vein. Complications: very thin skin is easily torn or bruised, resulting in hematoma formation

Answer to Question 2

Cage with appropriate sized bars to prevent escape; perches that are easily adjusted for height; quiet area away from other species; gavage tubes; incubators; specialized diets



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