Differentials Flashcards

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normocytic normochromic anemia
functional bone marrow

A

chronic renal disease
hepatic disease
anemia of chronic disease
pure red cell aplasia
endocrinopathies

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2
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normocytic normochromic anemia
non-functional bone marrow

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myelophthisis
aplastic anemia/pancytopenia (drugs, toxins, infection, irradiation)
infectious disease

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3
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microcytic hypochromic anemia

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Fe deficiency (primarily hemorrhage)
dyserythropoiesis
portosystemic shunts

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4
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macrocytic normochromic anemia

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horse regenerative resp
FeLV

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5
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macrocytic hypochromic anemia

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regenerative resp (reticulocytosis)

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6
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hypoalbuminemia differentials

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decreased production
- liver failure
- starvation/malabsorption
- EPI
- APP resp (-) decrease w inflam
selective loss via glomerular disease

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7
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hyperalbuminemia differentials

A

DEHYDRATION

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8
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panhypoproteinemia differentials

A

blood loss
PLE
exudative skin diseases/burns

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9
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pre-renal azotemia differentials

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increased BUN & Cr = decreased perfusion (dehydration, shock, hypovolemia)

increased BUN = high protein diet, fever, exercise, necrosis, starvation, GI bleed

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10
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renal azotemia differentials

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increased BUN & Cr due to renal disease

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11
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post-renal azotemia differentials

A

obstruction
uroabdomen

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12
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pre-glomerular proteinuria differentials

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hyperproteinemia, fever, exercise

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13
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glomerular proteinuria differentials

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damage to glomerulus

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14
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post-glomerular proteinuria differentials

A

renal tubular dysfunction
hemorrhage
inflammation

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15
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hyperbilirubinemia differentials

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pre-hepatic - hemolysis
hepatic - liver dysfunction
post-hepatic - obstruction/rupture, cholestasis
anorexia esp horses

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16
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hyperlipidemia differentials

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post-prandial
cholestasis (cholesterol only)
pancreatitis
nephrotic syndrome
hyperlipidemic syndromes (schnauzers & ponies)
endocrinopathies (DM, metabolic syndrome, hypothyroidism, Cushing’s)
extreme negative energy balance
corticosteroids

17
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hypocholesterolemia

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liver failure
malabsorption/maldigestion
Addison’s

18
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hypocalcemia differentials

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most common is hypoalbuminemia (decreases protein bound Ca)
renal failure
pancreatitis
eclampsia/periparturient hypocalcemia

19
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hypercalcemia differentials

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most common hypercalcemia of malignancy
2 most common Addison’s disease
other - hyperparathyroidism, renal disease, vitamin D toxicosis

20
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hyperphosphatemia differntials

A

decreased GFR

21
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hypermagnesemia differentials

A

decreased GFR

22
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hyponatremia differentials

A

diarrhea
horse sweat
renal tubular disease
secondary to DM
third space abnormalities

23
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hypernatremia differentials

A

excess NaCl

24
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hypokalemia differentials

A

alkalosis
diarrhea, vomiting (primary)
insulin
excitement
decreased intake/anorexia
renal loss - loop diuretics or CKD cats

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hyperkalemia differentials
Addisons obstruction, uroabdomen oliguric renal failure metabolic acidosis hemolysis, thrombocytosis DM (insulin def)
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hypochloremia differentials
high gastric vomiting proximal duodenal obstruction
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hyperchloremia differentials
renal tubular acidosis chronic resp alkalosis excess NaCl