- Hardcover: 720 pages
- Publisher: A Saunders Title; 3 edition (Dec 2 2005)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0721639496
- ISBN-13: 978-0721639499
- Product Dimensions: 28.2 x 22.4 x 3.3 cm
- Shipping Weight: 1.8 Kg
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #398,623 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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'this book is not for the faint-hearted as it takes a serious approach to a serious area of veterianry practise... The name of the book has been changed for this third edition to more accurately reflect its content... the content of some of the chapters has not changed greatly between this and the previous edition; however, the layoput and formatting of the text has been updated and this makes the book seem easier to read... A particular strength of this book is that it often contains answers to the questions you want to ask or are asked by colleagues, such as, 'why do you give lactate-containing fluids to animals with lactic acidosis?' Not only does it contain the answers, it explains it in a logical manner so that you can truly understand the meaning. I have not come across any veterianry texts that provide sucha depth of understanding on the subject of fluids, electroltes and acid-base... It is hghly recommended for the those who wish to deepen their knowledge of these important areas.'
The Veterinary Record
22/06/6
"DiBartola is the gold standard reference book for fluid and electrolyte therapy and has been for almost 15 years. It provides an in-depth approach to all the topics addressed and the fact that it includes applied physiology allows a greater
understanding of every topic. DiBartola gives a comprehensive explanation of the physiology of electrolytes and the causes, effects and treatment of their imbalances. It is a valuable aid in the treatment of electrolyte anomalies."
The Veterinary Record
22/06/6
"DiBartola is the gold standard reference book for fluid and electrolyte therapy and has been for almost 15 years. It provides an in-depth approach to all the topics addressed and the fact that it includes applied physiology allows a greater
understanding of every topic. DiBartola gives a comprehensive explanation of the physiology of electrolytes and the causes, effects and treatment of their imbalances. It is a valuable aid in the treatment of electrolyte anomalies."
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Up-to-date information on managing a wide range of metabolic disorders
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This review is from: Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Disorders in Small Animal Practice (Hardcover)
I use this all the time as part of my clinical pathology residency-it's much more readable than most of the other texts because it links the pathophysiology to the observed electrolyte imbalance very clearly. The only problem is that it does stick to the subjects in the title-so some other critical care topics (e.g. bleeding disorders) aren't included...but it's well worth the price for the topics covered. Ideal for vets, vet students and residents with an interest in critical care, anaesthesia or medicine-but maybe not applied enough for most nurses or vet techs.
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Fluid and electrolyte abnormalities are among the most common problems confronting veterinarians. You must have this book.Yonatan Cohen ,Israel
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