I am needing help with questions 6 and 7 please.Thank-you so much.I also need help with questions 5 also, "Pieie," is a FS B8 b Yorkshire Terrier.She is presented today for a wollen abdomen and intermittentdiarrhea of 2 months duration. The only remarkable abnormalityon physical examination is a fluid wave in her abdomen. TPR,mucous membrane color, CRT, auscultation and palpation are alnomal otherwise1.Give the normal ranges for TPR in the dog.2.What does a "luid wave "in the abdomen mean?3.What is the medical term for fluid in the abdomen?Picie's lab work shows the following abnormalties:PCV45%35- 57%Total protein S.0 g/di54 -75 g/alAbumin1.0g/di3.1-43 g/dlGlobulins4.0 g/dl1.8-39 g/dl4.Based on the above values, what is the probable cause for the fluid in the abdomen?5.At what values for total protein and albumin shouid the veterinarian consider adding acollcid to the fluid therapy of the patient?The Dr. orders frosen plasma be administered to Pisie along with her maintenance fuids at thehigh end of the dose range. (See Component Therapy Guidelines)6.Calculate Posie's frazen plasma requirement.7.Calculate the flow rate based on a 10 gtt/ml administration set and a 6 houradministration time.

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