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Reason: Ingest face wipe within 2hrs- 6.8kgHISTORY:Ingested a face wipe. Was seen with 2 and o rescued one. Current meds: nilARRIVAL TIME:  0940TRIAGE:HR:  84RR: sniffing Mm: Pink Crt: <2*Mentation: Bright, alert and responsive *Pain Scale (0-4): 0 *Hydration status (%): clinically adequate *EXAMINATION:Cardiovascular:  cardiac auscultation normal, normal rhythm, pulse pressures normal and synchronous *Respiratory: thoracic auscultation clear sounds bilaterally, respiratory effort normal, no nasal discharge *Neurological: bright, alert and responsive *Musculoskeletal: musculoskeletal exam - ambulating normally *Gastrointestinal:- Oral Exam:  No signficiant abnormalities oral exam normal *- Abdominal: comfortable abdomen but does not like abdominal palpation *Urinary: bladder palpation - small *Reproductive (incl ext genitalia): no significant abnormalities *Integument/Ears: no significant abnormalities *Lymph Nodes: no enlargement noted *Eyes: no significant abnormalities *PROBLEM LIST:Foreign body ingestion *Emesis induction:  Apomorphine was administered ... * Findngs: ....Anti-emetic: Metomide 0.5mg/kg SC ASSESSMENT:Gastric foreign body ------------------------------------------------------------------------CLIENT DISCHARGE NOTESPRESENTING CONCERNS: foriegn body ingestionPROBLEM LIST FROM PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AND HISTORY:Ingestion of face wipeASSESSMENT:Gastric foreign body PLAN/DISCUSSION:Emesis induction via Apomorphine Findngs:  face wipe present Anti-emetic: Metomide 0.5mg/kg SC @ 1015Medications for Administration at Home:  Nil Your pet has been administered a medication to induce vomiting (emesis) to try and remove a suspected object or toxin from the stomach.They may have also been administered an anti-nausea medication to reduce the risk of further vomiting.Monitoring at home:* It is possible that your pet may have a further vomit, if this does occur it is likely to occur within 15-30 minutes of discharge.* The medications administered may also cause some sedation for up to an hour and should be closely monitored for the first few hours once at home.* It is not recommended to feed your pet within the first 2 hours after having induced vomiting.* If there is continued vomiting, your pet becomes dull or lethargic or there are any other concerns, please contact the Animal Emergency Service or your primary care veterinarian immediately.Recheck:The Animal Emergency Service recommends a recheck with your primary care veterinarian within 48 hours to monitor your pets condition.Thank you for trusting the Animal Emergency Service with the care of Trevor.    Vital Signs