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Example plan for acute dietary change with vomiting
Example Output
Generated in 10 secondsDiagnosis
Dietary indiscretion/acute dietary change with vomiting and mild hypernatremia.
Recommended Diagnostics
- Repeat serum electrolytes (sodium) and hydration assessment (PCV/TS). - Abdominal radiographs or focused ultrasound if vomiting persists >24-48 hours or signs worsen. - SNAP cPL if vomiting persists or abdominal pain develops. - Fecal diagnostics if diarrhea develops or raw diet exposure is a concern.
Treatment Strategy
- Stop vomiting and restore hydration; correct mild hypernatremia slowly. - Discontinue raw diet and transition to a balanced cooked/commercial diet. - Antiemetics and gastroprotectants, with SQ fluids as outpatient or IV fluids if needed. - Probiotics to support GI recovery.
Medications
- Maropitant (Cerenia) injection 1 mg/kg once now (15.4 mg; 1.54 mL). - Maropitant tablets 30 mg (0.5 of 60 mg) PO q24h for 3-5 days or until vomiting resolves. - Famotidine 10 mg PO q12-24h for 3-5 days. - Sucralfate 500 mg PO q8h for 3-5 days; separate from other meds/food by 2 hours. - LRS 300 mL SQ once (20 mL/kg); consider repeat based on response. - Ondansetron 8 mg PO q8-12h as needed for 2-3 days. - Probiotic (e.g., FortiFlora) 1 sachet daily for 5-7 days.
Home Care Instructions
- Stop the raw diet immediately; offer small amounts of water after the antiemetic injection. - If tolerated for 4-6 hours, offer small frequent bland meals for 2-3 days. - Transition back to the prior balanced diet over 4-7 days. - Do not induce vomiting at home; aspiration risk is increased. - Avoid abrupt diet changes and high-salt foods while correcting hypernatremia.
Monitoring and Follow-Up
- Recheck electrolytes in 24 hours; add imaging and cPL if not improving in 24-48 hours or if new signs develop. - Monitor vomiting episodes, appetite, water intake, energy level, and stool quality. - Seek care for repeated vomiting, blood in vomit, lethargy, abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea, or refusal to drink. - Verify all medications and dosages before implementation.
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Dosing Guidance
Clear dosing with weight-based calculations.
Monitoring Schedules
Vitals and recheck timing built in.
Client Instructions
Plain language summaries for owners.
Condition Templates
Common protocols ready to customize.
Species Specific
Supports dogs, cats, and small animals.
Fully Editable
Adjust meds, timing, and follow-up as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I customize drug choices?
Yes. Edit medications, dosing, and duration to match your preferences and formularies.
Does it include monitoring guidance?
Yes. Plans include recheck timing and key monitoring points.
Can I generate from a SOAP note?
Yes. VetGeni can pull diagnoses and plans from your SOAP note.
Should I verify dosing?
Always verify dosing and contraindications before finalizing.
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