Professional boxers that fight in the ring always wear 8 oz. or 10 oz. gloves. But since there are so many different sizes of fighters and so many different weight classes these fighters will need different sizes of gloves. In this example you can have a 10 oz. glove in small AND you can have a 10 oz. gloves in size medium, large, and XL. Common sense would indicate that as the glove gets bigger the weight increases. In many cases this is true.
(b) Records shall be maintained for a minimum of three (3) years after the animalâs last visit. A summary of an animalâs medical records shall be made available to the client within five (5) days or sooner, depending if the animal is in critical condition, upon his or her request.
Last updated June 2014. The following is a compilation of state laws that AVMA research has identified governing the retention of veterinary records. Typically states require veterinarians to keep records anywhere from 3-5 years after the last patient exam or treatment. Connecticut and Vermont both require the veterinarian to retain the records for 7 years from the date of the last treatment, or, in Connecticut, 3 years following the death of the patient.