Test V Prof. Moss

Question 1

liver fx test

Answer 1

Bile acid

Question 2

liver enzyme test

Answer 2

AST, ALT

Question 3

pancreas

Answer 3

amylase, lipase

Question 4

pancreas fx

Answer 4

Trypsin Like Immunoreactivity, Pancreatic Lipase Immunoreactivity

Question 5

urine volume calculation is influenced by

Answer 5

eating, drinking, metabolism, dz

Question 6

calculation of urine / day

Answer 6

20-40ml/kg/day

Question 7

calculation of urine / hour

Answer 7

1-2ml/kg/hr

Question 8

polyuria

Answer 8

increase urine

Question 9

anuria

Answer 9

no urine

Question 10

oliguria

Answer 10

little urine

Question 11

dysuria

Answer 11

difficulty urinating

Question 12

pollakiuria

Answer 12

frequent urination

Question 13

polydipsia

Answer 13

increased thirst

Question 14

parts of urine exam

Answer 14

macroscopic, SG (specific gravity), chemical, microscopic

Question 15

bilirubin in urine signifies

Answer 15

liver dz
hemolytic anemia
gall bladder dz

Question 16

how many mls of urine is necessary for test

Answer 16

5ml (per moss)

12ml (book)

Question 17

______ will alter composition of urine. Therefore, a _______ container is pref. rather than a ____

Answer 17

sunlight
opaque
transparent

Question 18

Of or relating to illness caused by medical examination or treatment (term)

Answer 18

iatrogenic

Question 19

for urine culture this type of collection method is rec

Answer 19

cystocentesis

Question 20

only true fx test for urinalysis

Answer 20

specific gravity

Question 21

SG normal values

Answer 21

dog 1.001-1.060 (1.025)

cat 1.001-1.080 (1.030)

Question 22

what are some things that may decrease SG

Answer 22

pyo
diabetes insipidus
diuretic therapy

Question 23

occurs when urine specific gravity approaches that of glomerular filtrate (1.008-1.012)

Answer 23

isosthenuria - usually seen in animal with Chronic Renal Dz

Question 24

SG is a measure of _____ in urine

Answer 24

dissolved solutes