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Doc Marte (exam) Flashcards

1
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liver-specific in all species

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GLDH ba?

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2
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used in small animals, largely liver-specific

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ALT

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3
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used in small & large animals; present in liver, skeletal muscle, erythrocyte

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(AST?)

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4
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used in large animals in place of ALT

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SDH

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5
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increased biliary hyperplasia

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GGT

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6
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Increased in cholestasis, increased osteoblastic activity

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ALP

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7
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unconjugated bilirubin is expected to dominate, with some increases observed conjugated bilirubin

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hepatic jaundice

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8
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increased conjugated bilirubin concentration

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post-hepatic jaundice

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9
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unconjugated bilirubin is expected to exceed conjugated bilirubin concentratior

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Prehepatic jaundice

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10
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increases indicate hepatic dysfunction

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Ammonia

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11
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also used as a marker of abnormal portal blood flow

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Bile acid

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12
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Central Diabetes Insipidus

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Water Deprivation Test

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13
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Pituitary-dependent Hyperadrenocorticism (PDH; Cushing’s Disease)

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HDDS

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14
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Adrenal-dependent Hyperadrenocorticism

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LDDS

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15
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Hypoadrenocorticism / Addison Diseas

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ACTH Stimulation test

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16
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Total T4 concentration, TSH assay, TSH Stimulation Test

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HYPO Thyroidism

17
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Total and Free T4 concentration

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HYPER Thyroidism

18
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hypocalcemia and hyperphosphatemia

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HYPO Parathyroidism

19
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high serum PTH concentrations, hypercalcemia

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Primary HYPERParathyroidism

20
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Cyanide

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copper-guaiac test

21
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Arsenic

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Gutzeit’s Test

22
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Nitrate

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23
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Fluorides

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Gettler Test

24
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Phosphorus

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Scherer test

25
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Increased protein catabolism, increased protein digestion, decreased GFR

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Urea

26
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does not appear to be a better marker of GFR than serum creatinine measurement

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SDMA

27
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decreased GFR

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Creatinine

28
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due to urinary tract blockage or ruptüre

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Postrenal azotemia

29
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due to decreased function or number of nephrons

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Renal azotemia

30
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due to decreased blood flow to the kidneys

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Prerenal azotemia

31
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increases indicate hepatic dysfunction

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Ammonia

32
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also used as a marker of abnormal portal blood flow

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Bile Acids

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