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Table 5 Respiration rates during parenteral treatment with enrofloxacin and Tribrissen® 48%

From: Effectiveness of an antimicrobial treatment scheme in a confined glanders outbreak

	Respiration rate (per minute)
	Week 1 (d)								Week 2 (d)							Week 3 (d)
Horse	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21
1	20	21	19	18	20	18	18	17	18	16	14	16	18	18	15	12	Normal respiration rate
2	24	19	21	20	19	16	18	12	15	13	Normal respiration rate
3	48	40	46	36	29	24	26	30	22	23	20	15	18	16	16	13	16	Normal respiration rate
4	20	20	18	16	16	11	15	Normal respiration rate
5	33	31	34	32	30	21	20	20	20	21	20	17	13	16	16	14	16	11	14	Normal respiration rate
6	28	21	23	21	17	15	15	10	Normal respiration rate
7	28	32	29	24	24	20	20	21	24	24	20	16	19	15	16	13	15	Normal respiration rate
8	48	32	24	24	24	19	15	16	13	13	Normal respiration rate
9	32	32	32	27	28	20	20	21	20	17	18	18	15	14	Normal respiration rate
10	22	20	16	20	16	15	18	18	14	Normal respiration rate
11	24	24	25	24	20	20	16	13	15	16	13	Normal respiration rate
12	29	32	30	21	28	23	22	21	23	19	21	22	20	20	17	19	18	15	17	11	13	Normal
13	28	29	26	28	27	22	17	20	16	16	15	17	19	18	12	15	Normal respiration rate
14	28	22	22	21	20	18	21	21	18	19	20	20	15	13	12	Normal respiration rate
15	35	36	30	32	28	24	20	19	20	16	17	17	15	13	Normal respiration rate
16	28	21	18	19	13	15	Normal respiration rate
17	20	20	19	20	17	13	15	13	14	Normal respiration rate
18	23	21	21	24	20	18	17	18	18	15	18	20	15	13	Normal respiration rate
19	20	22	20	21	20	20	22	21	18	20	16	16	18	14	15	Normal respiration rate
20	18	18	16	17	16	18	15	17	13	15	Normal respiration rate
21	24	24	24	23	21	20	19	20	18	13	15	12	12	Normal respiration rate
22	28	26	25	22	22	19	20	17	16	15	15	15	Normal respiration rate
23	24	20	20	21	20	16	18	16	15	17	13	12	15	Normal respiration rate

*Physiological respiration rate (breath/min) in an adult horse: 10–15 [15].

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