Your assistant asks why the wound of the black Labrador (with the laceration from question 1) is red, swollen, and warm to the touch. Explain the vascular and cellular changes that occur during the inflammatory cascade. An equine patient presents to the hospital for OD blepharitis (inflammation) and epiphora (tearing). The DVM orders a fluorescein stain of the patient’s eye and an eye flush with warm saline. She diagnoses an OD corneal abrasion and writes a prescription for triple antibiotic ointment in the medical record. As you dispense the ophthalmic ointment, you pay extra attention so you do not label the tube of ointment containing hydrocortisone. Why do you take this extra precaution? Bippy Jones, a
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