Notes on Diseases of the Horse: Cause, Symptoms and Treatment — John Shaqi
Notes on Diseases of the Horse: Cause, Symptoms and TreatmentKorinek, Charles James
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Notes on Diseases of the Horse: Cause, Symptoms and Treatment
Korinek, Charles James
Horses -- Diseases
VETERINARY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA
NOTES ON
DISEASES OF THE HORSE
CAUSE, SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT
BY
CHARLES J. KORINEK, V.S.
_Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, in affiliation with
the University of Toronto, Canada. Hon. Member of the Ontario
Veterinary Medical Society. Ex. State Veterinarian for
Oregon. Ex. President of the Oregon State Veterinary Medical
Board of Examiners. Author of “The Veterinarian”. Principal
of the Veterinary Science Association of America. Sixteen
years of Practical Experience as a Veterinary Surgeon._
[Illustration: VETERINARY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA]
PUBLISHED BY THE
VETERINARY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA
COPYRIGHT 1917
by the
VETERINARY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA
PREFACE
This treatise on the diseases of horses has been written with the primary
purpose of placing in the hands of the Student and the Veterinary
Profession, a book of practical worth; hence, all unnecessary padding
is omitted, so that the reader may quickly grasp the knowledge of the
subject or disease for which he may be seeking.
The treatment suggested in each case is one I have used and found
efficient in my many years of practice.
If my readers will study and follow the directions carefully, they will
save themselves, as well as their neighbors, much unnecessary loss. My
confidence in this accomplishment is my reward for my labor in behalf of
our faithful servant the Horse.
CHARLES J. KORINEK, V. S.
DISEASES OF THE
HORSE
[Illustration]
CAUSE, SYMPTOMS AND
TREATMENT
[Illustration: LOCATION OF PARTS OF THE HORSE.]
LOCATION OF PARTS OF THE HORSE
1. Mouth.
2. Nostrils.
3. Nose.
4. Face.
5. Eye.
6. Forehead.
7. Ears.
8. Poll.
9. Throat lach.
10. Jaw.
11. Chin.
12. Windpipe.
13. Neck.
14. Crest.
15. Withers.
16. Shoulder bed.
17. Chest.
18. Shoulders.
19. Forearm.
20. Knees.
21. Cannons.
22. Fetlock.
23. Pasterns.
24. Feet.
25. Feather.
25½. Elbow.
26. Flank.
27. Heart girth.
28. Back.
29. Loin.
30. Hip bone.
31. Coupling.
32. Ribs.
33. Belly.
34. Rear flank.
35. Stifle.
36. Thigh.
37. Buttock.
38. Croup.
39. Tail.
40. Quarters.
41. Lower thigh.
42. Hocks.
THE USE OF THE CLINICAL THERMOMETER
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