PLAN OF ACTION:

Evaluate urine output and assess patency of bladder and ureters (via radiographs or ultrasound) - place catheter if necessary to monitor output.

Attach an EKG - to assess cardiac damage and possible extra-cardiac slow v-tach

Radiographs of:
	Lat and VD thoracic radiographs - check for diaphragmatic hernia;fluid in 
		abdomen, injury to internal organs; profile of heart (abnormal or not)
	Lat and VD of hips and hind legs - to assess fracture and soft tissue trauma
		Check right leg for tibial fracture and what type of fracture (compression, 
			non-union, degree of fragmentation)
		left leg for - femur, pelvic (ilium, pubis, ischium) fractures, femoral head 				luxations
If abdominal fluid present on radiographs perform Abdominocentesis - check type of fluid in abdomen 

Complete CBC/chem profile - look for anemia and other electrolyte abnormalities