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A book aiming for "standard animal nursing" - the long-awaited final volume of the Clinical Animal Nursing Guide series!

<Message from the editorial committee>
This series of books aims to provide standard animal nursing so that a certain level of animal nursing can be provided for various symptoms and diseases. It is not only useful when a similar case comes to the hospital or when a phone call comes in, but also can be read in advance as material for image training. All editorial committee members read through all pages together, and all agreed that the book contains a lot of very useful information for pet nurses and those who aspire to become pet nurses. For this reason, it would be best for each pet nurse to have a copy on hand, but it is a book that should definitely be kept in every veterinary clinic and every educational institution.　　　　　　　　　
Editorial Committee Chair Toshinori Samuka

<CONTENTS>
Regarding the publication
How to use this book and watch videos
List of editorial committee members, supervisors, and authors
About terms used in this book

Chapter 1: Animal care for life-threatening conditions/diseases that require management
1. Cough ① "I can hear a gurgling sound when breathing" / Tracheal collapse
Written by: Meimi Goka and Shohei Arito Supervised by: Satoru Yonezawa
STEP UP! Heat stroke

2. Cough ② "Coughing" / Mitral valve regurgitation
Written by: Masako Ikeda and Yoshikazu Sumiyoshi Supervised by: Nobuyuki Kanno
STEP UP! Cases where respiratory disease (tracheal collapse) occurs concomitantly

3. Polydipsia and Polyuria ① "Drinking and urinating more than usual and more frequently" / Chronic kidney disease
Written by: Kumi Namiki and Azusa Wada Supervised by: Dai Aoki
STEP UP! What you can do to detect it early

4. Excessive drinking and urination ② "Unable to hold back urination" / Hyperadrenocorticism
Written by: Kotomi Motegi and Masumi Yamauchi Supervised by: Toshinori Sako
STEP UP! If you develop Addison's disease/if you also develop diabetes

5. Tumor XNUMX: "There is a growth in the mammary gland" / Breast tumor
Written by: Mayu Negishi and Tomohiko Minami Supervised by: Rie Imai
STEP UP! Inflammatory breast cancer

6. Tumor XNUMX: "There is a lump at the base of the neck" / Thyroid tumor
Written by Yuriko Miyaura, Kazuo Oyamada, Tomoya Oku Supervised by Takao Hayashi
STEP UP! Thyroid tumors in cats: differences between dogs and cats

7. Tumor XNUMX: "There is a growth (scab) on the skin" / Cat squamous cell carcinoma
Written by: Akane Nishioka, Itsuki Konno, Fukiko Matsuyama, Tetsuya Kobayashi Supervised by: Daigo Akami
STEP UP! What extra care can do

■ Chapter 2: Animal nursing for symptoms/diseases for which owner support is important
1. Sneezing and runny nose "Sneezing and runny nose" / Chronic rhinitis and chronic sinusitis
Written by: Risa Inaba and Kenichi Inaba Supervised by: Aki Fujiwara
STEP UP! If aspiration pneumonia occurs

2. Tartar buildup "Tartar has built up" / Periodontal disease
Written by: Masato Shintani, Miwako Oike Supervised by: Shota Higuchi
STEP UP! Home dental care for puppies

3. Diarrhea ① "Diarrhea continues" / Protein-losing enteropathy
Written by: Yuri Yokota and Seiji Okazaki Supervised by: Katsumi Ishioka
STEP UP! Correct sampling method for endoscopic biopsy

4. Diarrhea ② "Diarrhea continues" / Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
Written by: Shunsuke Obi and Masayuki Enozono Supervised by: Manabu Sakai
STEP UP! In cases where pancreatitis occurs secondarily/diabetes occurs concomitantly

5. Hind leg lameness (protecting the hind legs) / Hip dysplasia
Written by: Nanae Sugiyama and Sora Iguchi Supervised by: Taro Kimura
STEP UP! Sudden changes in hip dysplasia

6. Hind leg paralysis "unable to walk" / thoracic and lumbar disc herniation
Written by: Naoko Saito, Fumie Sato, Rika Uchiyama Supervised by: Satoshi Kobayashi
STEP UP! "Progressive spinal cord softening" and "cervical disc herniation"

7. Pruritus ① "Itchy" / Malassezia dermatitis
Written by Yukiko Wakayama and Junichi Iida Supervised by Shinichi Yokoi
STEP UP! How to use shampoos effectively

8. Pruritus XNUMX "itchy" / Dermatophytosis
Written by: Saori Ikuno and Tatsuya Yokoi Supervised by: Toshinori Sako
STEP UP! The importance of preventing healthcare-associated infections (hospital infections)

9. Pruritus XNUMX "itchy" / canine atopic dermatitis
Written by: Saki Nakaya and Kana Iitani Supervised by: Kenichiro Shimada
STEP UP! Recommendations for moisturizers for animals with healthy skin

10. Erythema "Red spots on the skin" / Pyoderma
Written by: Naoko Yonekawa and Shoko Hirano Supervised by: Kumiko Shibata
STEP UP! The importance of continued outpatient treatment: Using a dermatologist's notebook and coordinating with a groomer

11. Bloodshot eyes: "The whites of the eyes are red, there is eye discharge" / Keratoconjunctivitis sicca (dry eye)
Written by: Eriko Nakai and Ichiro Kobayashi Supervised by: Takuya Yoto
STEP UP! Treating dry eye associated with systemic diseases

12. Cloudy eyes (white pupils) / Cataracts
Written by: Yuri Yagi and Toshihisa Nito Supervised by: Hiroki Tsujita
STEP UP! Identifying emergency cataracts/Proposals for fun activities for those who cannot see

■Chapter 3 Animal nursing techniques necessary for understanding each symptom/disease
1. Handling anti-cancer drugs and pet owner support
Written by: Eri Onozawa and Yoshinori Yoshida Supervised by: Hiroki Sugiyama
What is chemotherapy?
Understand the types of anti-cancer drugs and how to handle them
Interview and examination before anticancer drug administration
Anti-cancer drug treatment
Guidance for owners

2. Terminal care in home care
Written by: Yuto Sasaki and Kohei Emoto Supervised by: Koichi Fujii
What is terminal care?
Providing care during the initial (acute) phase
Care during the maintenance phase
Providing care during the dying
Dietary guidance
Medication Instructions
Guidance on home infusion
Guidance on home oxygen
Explanation of the review of living conditions

3. Veterinary Medical Grief Care®
Written by: Yuka Kanai, Yoriko Kamisakai Supervised by: Minako Abe
Grief and Animal Medical Grief Care®
Understanding the psychological process of grief
Consideration for the grief you encounter
Supporting those grieving for the loss of a pet
Grief care provided by pet nurses: Overview
Grief care provided by pet nurses: Practical guide
Send a message to the owner
Helping families create memories

4. Angel Care
Written by: Isa Mito and Kobori Masahiro Supervised by: Miyashita Hiroko
What is Angel Care?
How pet owners respond before angel care is implemented
Angel care
How pet owners respond when implementing angel care

■Appendix
　Disease flow chart for typical symptoms
Written by: Eiri Onozawa, Takuma Miyata, and Haruyoshi Tetsu Edited by: Toshinori Sako, Aki Fujiwara, and Takuya Yoto
1. Limping/Difficulty walking
2. Cough
3. Feeling exhausted
4. Abdominal bloating
5. Bad breath
6. Eye Abnormalities
7. Skin abnormalities
8. Ear Abnormalities

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