Feline Exam Videos
Keys to a successful OA Exam of cats
Brief description of key strategies to identify OA in your feline patients
Assessment of the Cat Prior to Exam
Key questions and observations prior to physically approaching the cat
Approach to Starting the Evaluation of Joints
Discuss handling of the cat and minimizing stress during the exam
Lateral Recumbency - The Hip Joint
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the hip
Lateral Recumbency - The Stifle Joint
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the stifle joint
Lateral Recumbency - The Elbow Joint
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the elbow
Lateral Recumbency - The Shoulder Joint
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the shoulder
Lateral Recumbency - Lumbosacral Space
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the lumbosacral space
Standing - The Forelimb Joint
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the forelimb while the cat is standing
Standing - The Hip Joint
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the hindlimb while the cat is standing
Standing- The Lumbosacral Space
Proper hand placement and skeletal landmarks to assess the lumbosacral space while the cat is standing
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