BAR: Bright, alert, and responsive
A cat who’s a bit under the weather or one who has a more laid-back disposition might be QAR (quiet, alert and responsive).
What does QOL mean in veterinary terms?
Over the past two decades, the veterinary field has seen expanding awareness and discussions of animals’ quality of life (QOL). The concept (or perhaps concepts) has been applied to human medical patients, veterinary patients, and public social policymaking.
What does attitude bar mean?
ADR is an acronym for “ain’t doing right.” It’s the opposite of BAR, which means “bright, alert and responsive.” Veterinarians use ADR to indicate a pet isn’t doing well or is not as well as expected.
What is CC in veterinary medicine?
CC – chief complaint/cubic centimeter.
What is dog HBC?
Some examples of common summertime trauma? The hit-by-car (HBC) dog or cat. “Big-dog-little-dog” (BDLD) attacks. Cats attacked by predators (e.g., dogs, coyotes, mountain lions, neighborhood kids)
What is CRT in veterinary terms?
CRT: Capillary Refill Time.
A vet will press on the gum to see how quickly the colour goes from pale to pink to help determine the severity of concern such as shock, low blood pressure and dehydration.
What is CRT in veterinary medicine?
Getting your pet’s Capillary Refill Time (CRT) helps you assess their blood pressure or the time it takes for the capillaries in their gums to “refill” with blood. When a pet’s CRT is prolonged, it can indicate that their blood flow is not adequate to sustain proper health.
What does EOD mean in veterinary terms?
EOD – Every Other Day.
