It's a matter of should rather than can. Yes, you can use the gluteal muscles. But, you should use the semimembranosus/semitendinosus because in rare case of abscess from injection, it will drain better from that grouping of muscles rather than the gluteal muscles.
Typically, I use a 20 gauge x 1.5 inch needle for intramuscular injections and 20 gauge x 1 inch for IV injections/blood draws. There are situations that indicate other gauges and lengths, but this is my most common use for your standard adult horse.
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You are so calm to that horse it’s amazing
Good instructions for us new vet tech students. Thanks so much! I learned a lot. Love your videos!
You should add normal temp, resting heart rate and respiratory rate
Good video! Just do not forget about the initial hands off examination/observation
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this was so helpful thank you!!!! also -- love the part where the dog comes in to join haha
9:35 - You can indeed use the gluteal muscles for IM injections, in addition to the Hamstrings (semimembranosus, semitendinosus)
It's a matter of should rather than can. Yes, you can use the gluteal muscles. But, you should use the semimembranosus/semitendinosus because in rare case of abscess from injection, it will drain better from that grouping of muscles rather than the gluteal muscles.
I just wish she had explained what exactly she was listening for while she had the stethoscope on the upper and lower GI track.
Very informative video. Thank you very much!
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Amazing video
Thank you very much
Can I practice the stethoscope placement of a horse on a stuffed horse
from where we can take pulse in horse?
What size needles for injections and blood draw?
Typically, I use a 20 gauge x 1.5 inch needle for intramuscular injections and 20 gauge x 1 inch for IV injections/blood draws. There are situations that indicate other gauges and lengths, but this is my most common use for your standard adult horse.
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Nice 👍 video
Dog: WTF?! 😂😂😂
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