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Equine Respiratory Disease, Equine Urinary Disease, Equine Neurological…

- - - - Primary
      - Metastatic
- - - - Wry Nose
      - Choanal Atresia
      - Cleft Palate
      - Nasopharyngeal cyst
      - Sub/aryepiglottic cyst
      - Guttural Pouch Tympany
    - - Meconium Aspiration Syndrome
      - Milk Aspiration
    - - Thoracic Trauma (e.g. Fractured Ribs)
    - - E. coli
    - - EHV-1
      - Equine Influenza Virus
      - Equine Arteritis Virus
  - - - Streptococcus equi subsp. zooepidemicus
      - Streptococcus equi subsp. equi
      - Rhodococcus equi
      - Actinobacillus equuli
    - - Equine Rhinitis Virus
      - EHV-1/4
      - Equine Influenza Virus
    - - Parascaris equorum
      - Dictyocaulus arnifieldi
- - - - ERAV
      - ERBV
  - - - Equine Multinodular pulmonary fibrosis
- - - - NSAIDs (medullary crest necrosis)
      - Aminoglycoside toxicity
      - Vitamin D toxicity
        
        Cestrum diurnum
        
        Over-supplementation or Parenteral administration
      - Vasomotor nephropathy
      - Oxytetracycline toxicity
      - Secondary to polymixin B, Amphotericin B, or Imidocarb
      - Vitamin K use
      - Heavy metals
      - Oleander Toxicity
    - - Myoglobinuria
        
        Rhabdomyolysis
        
        Heat Stroke
        
        Post-anesthetic myositis
        
        Crush Injury
      - Hemoglobinuria
        
        IMHA
        
        Red Maple or Onion Toxicity
        
        EIA
        
        Piroplasmosis
        
        Leptospirosis
        
        DMSO
    - - Strep
      - EIA
    - - Increased BUN and Cr (<10:1 ratio)
      - Decreased Na, Cl, Ca
      - Increased K, PO4
    - - Hematuria
      - Proteinuria
      - Casts
      - Glucosuria
      - Increased urine GGT
      - Increased FC NA, P
- - - - Ischemia
      - Toxic
      - Infectious
      - Obstruction
    - - Glomerulonephritis
      - Amyloidosis
    - - Lymphosarcoma
      - Adenocarcinoma
- - - - Streptococcus
      - Staphylococcus
      - Pseudomonas
      - Corynebacterium
  - - - Actinobacillus
      - Streptococcus equi
      - Rhodococcus equi
      - Salmonella
- - - - E.coli
      - Klebsiella
      - Actinobacillus equuli
      - Enterobacter
      - Pseudomonas
      - Citrobacter
    - - Colic
      - Primary
      - Secondary (from dehydration, ileus, or poor intake)
- - - - Primary
      - Secondary
        
        Tooth Root Infection
        
        Trauma
        
        Neoplasia
- - - - From Anoplocephala perfoliata (horse tapeworm)
  - - - Type C has alpha and beta toxins and produces hemorrhagic gastroenteritis in foals, Type A also causes foal diarrhea
- - - - Fibrosis + Bile duct proliferation + megalocytes
  - - - Theiler's disease associated virus
      - Equine genus pegivirus
      - Non-primate hepacivirus (through biologic products)
      - Equine parvovirus-hepatitis (through biologic products)
- - - - Tarsocrural/Tibiotarsal joint
    - - Palmar/Plantar P1
        
        Type 1
        
        Type 2
      - Distal Dorsal MC/MT 3
        
        Sagittal Ridge Lesions
        
        Type 1
        
        Type 2
        
        Type 3
    - - Cysts of MC/MT 3
    - - Type 1
      - Type 2
  - - - Grade 1
      - Grade 2
- - - - Stifle Injuries
        
        Cruciate Ligament Injury
        
        Meniscal Tears
  - - - MC 3 and MT 3 Traumatic osteochondrosis ("erosive" condyle lesions)
      - Lysis of palmar/plantar cortex of MC/MT 3
- - - - Over-exertion
      - Electrolyte imbalances
    - - Recurrent exertional rhabdomyolysis
      - Polysaccharide storage myopathy
      - Myofibrillar
      - Idiopathic chronic rhabdomyolysis
  - - - Clostridial myonecrosis
      - Streptococcus-associated myopathies
      - Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis
    - - Plant toxicity
        
        Tremetone-containing
        
        Coffee weed
      - Ionophore (coccidiostat) toxicity
    - - White Muscle Disease (Nutritional Rhabdomyolysis)
      - Atypical myopathy/Seasonal pasture associated myopathy