OpenVet-Projects/VetClaw - 第 2 页

comparative-medicine-search

Search for relevant human medical research that may inform veterinary clinical decisions when veterinary-specific evidence is lacking. Use when no species-specific evidence exists and cross-species extrapolation is considered.

原文语言：英语

evidence-grading

Grade the quality and strength of veterinary evidence using a veterinary-specific evidence hierarchy. Textbooks carry more weight in veterinary medicine than in human medicine. Use when evaluating the reliability of clinical information.

原文语言：英语

textbook-evidence-hierarchy

Navigate the veterinary textbook landscape with authority rankings. Know which textbooks are definitive for which topics. Use when citing veterinary references or resolving conflicting information.

原文语言：英语

veterinary-pubmed-search

Search PubMed with veterinary-specific filters and MeSH terms to find relevant animal health research. Handles the sparse, multi-species nature of veterinary literature. Use for veterinary literature searches.

原文语言：英语

adverse-event-reporting

Guide veterinary adverse drug event reporting through FDA CVM and query the openFDA animal adverse event database. Use when a suspected adverse drug reaction occurs in an animal.

原文语言：英语

fda-green-book

Query the FDA Green Book database of approved animal drug products. Use when checking whether a veterinary drug is FDA-approved, finding approved indications, or looking up NADA/ANADA numbers.

原文语言：英语

veterinary-drug-lookup

Species-specific veterinary drug information including dosing, contraindications, and safety warnings. Use when asked about animal medications, drug doses, or veterinary pharmacology.

原文语言：英语

contraindication-checker

Check for drug contraindications based on species, breed, age, organ function, pregnancy status, and concurrent conditions. Use before recommending any medication in a veterinary patient.

原文语言：英语

breed-predisposition

Breed-specific disease predispositions and genetic risk factors for veterinary differential diagnosis. Use when breed information is available and may affect diagnostic priorities.

原文语言：英语

exotic-wildlife-medicine

Clinical guidance for exotic, avian, reptile, small mammal, and wildlife species where standard companion animal protocols do not apply. Use when the patient is not a dog, cat, or horse.

原文语言：英语

species-aware-reasoning

Enforce species-specific clinical reasoning across all veterinary queries. Prevents dangerous cross-species assumptions. Use as a meta-skill that modifies how other veterinary skills operate.

原文语言：英语