Test/quizes Flashcards
What is the best option to preserve the sample until it can be evaluated if chemical measurements cannot be done within one hour of collection
Refrigeration
What is the main difference in the sample preparation between a plasma sample and a serum sample?
Allowing the sample to clot
What may occur if a serum sample is centrifuge at a higher speed or for a longer period than recommended
Hemolysis
Which analyses maybe altered if using a hemolyze sample
Lipase activity in bilirubin
Which plasma protein essay component compromises approximately 35 to 50% of the total plasma, protein, values in most animals
Albumin
Which of the following plasma protein essay components is not found in serum
Fibrinogen
Which test of parasite function are the most sensitive indicators of liver function
Bilirubin and bile acids
What is a likely finding in the blood chemistry in a dog presented to the hospital with a history of vomiting for two days following eating pork bone ribs
Increase lipase
Which of the following blood chemistry results would be the primary indicators of renal problems in dogs
BUN and creatine
Which term describes an increased plasma potassium level levels
Hyperkalemia
Which of the following statements regarding blood transfusions is true
D a 1.1 negative dogs are considered to be universal donors in the canine world
Dogs that have blood type DE a 1.1 positive
Can be considered to be universal recipients
When cross matching blood, which statement is true
A major cross match includes the donors, RBCs and the recipients serum
Most cats in the US have what type of blood
A
What does DEA stand for in terms of blood types in canines?
Dog erythrocyte antigen
Which immunological testing method is used for confirmation of FIP
PCR
What does ELISA stand for?
Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay
Name, one benefit and one downside of rabies tights instead of vaccination
Benefit they aren’t getting a vaccine they don’t need , downside expensive
What is the best test for confirmation of EIA?
Immuno diffusion
Kidneys are not involved in which of the following
Production of glucose
Which blood chemistry is a metabolite of muscle breakdown, is altered with any condition that alters the glamerular filtration rate, and is also found in sweat, feces, and vomit
Creatine
Some patients with kidney disease urinate frequently, which can lead it to a decrease in potassium. This lab finding is also known as.
Hypokalemia
What does BUN evaluate?
The kidneys ability to remove nitrogenous waste from the body
Which blood chemistries excreted by the kidneys, shows elevations with 25% loss of kidney function and most accurately reflects GFR in dogs and cats
SDMA
Collecting a blood sample from an animal that has recently eating, may result in a sample that is
Lipemic
When evaluating liver function and dogs and cats, AST should be evaluated in conjugation_________ to rule out elevated AST due to muscle breakdown
CK
Which type of bilirubin has not been fully processed by the liver and remains bound to albumin so cannot be excreted by the kidneys
Conjugated
Elevation in __________ is a common cause of icterus
Bilirubin
Elevations in this chemistry could indicate life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias
Potassium
Which method of urine collection would not be associated with traumatic hematuria
Free catch
Normal urine output for adult dogs and cats is approximately________ ML/KG/day
20 to 40
Which crystals are commonly found in Dalmatian urine
Uric acid
Which term describes an increase in the frequency of urination
Polyuria
Urolith development depends predominantly on the concentration of components within a urinary bladder as well as the________ of the urine
pH
What type of cast is most commonly found in urine?
Granular
A urine sample appears run after centrifuge. The supernatant is clear. The red color was most likely due to.
Hematuria
Ketouria is most commonly associated with which condition
Diabetes mellitus
The normal number of RBC is found in urine sediment should not exceed
One/HPF
In a healthy animal, diminish water, intake, or loss of water would result________ urine specific gravity
Increase
The presence of protein and urine may indicate
Kidney disease
Calcium oxide monohydrate crystals are
Seen with ethylene glycol toxicity
______ is another name for struvite crystals
Triple phosphate
Which would likely be found in the analysis in CBC of a significantly dehydrated, but otherwise healthy patient
Increase urine specific gravity and increase PCV
Brown urine, most likely contains
Myoglobin
The largest epithelial cell found in urine is
Squamous
Squamous epithelial cells are unusual to find in urine samples collected by
Cystocentesis
The best sample to examine for specific gravity of canine urine is the
First morning sample
Isosthenuric urine could read ________ on a refractometer
1.010
Oliguria means
Decrease in the normal daily output of urine
Which of the following test results is least likely to be affected if a blood sample is collected postprandially
Lipase
What may occur if a serum sample is centrifuge at a higher speed or for a longer period than recommended
Hemolysis
Which analytes may be altered if using a hemolyze sample
Lipase activity in Bilirubin
Which of the following statements is not one of beers laws
The degree of color changes proportional to the solutions pH
True or false the half life of ALP in cats is longer than dogs
False
What percentage of the liver is damaged before a measurable decrease in is appreciated
80%
True or false hypothyroidism can lead to hypocholesterolemia
False