Gotta '-Uria' Pee | Immunity | Blood Cells | Blood Chemistry | Blood Groups |
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What is KETONURIA?
the presence of ketones in the urine
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What is INFLAMMATION ?
Pain, heat, redness, swelling, and loss of function are classic signs
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What is Packed Cell Volume (PCV) ?
the term for the percentage of whole blood that is composed of erythrocytes
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What is a REFRACTOMETER ?
the laboratory instrument to determine the total protein concentration of plasma
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What is Dog Erythrocyte Antigen ?
D.E.A.
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What is HEMATURIA?
the presence of intact RBCs in the urine
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What is INNATE ?
the immune system that involves physical and chemical barriers in order to prevent tissue injury or infection
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What is PLASMA ?
blood is composed of fluid and cells. This is the fluid component of blood
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What is SERUM ?
blood chemistry analyzers require this type of sample for analysis
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What are blood group antigens ?
the structures on the outer surface of animal erythrocytes that may react with the antibodies in the plasma of another animal
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What is POLYURIA ?
urinates larger amounts
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What is ELISA ?
the most common immunoassay test used in veterinary medicine
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What is a LEFT SHIFT ?
term that describes the increase in the number of immature neutrophils (bands) in the peripheral blood
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What are BUN and Creatinine ?
the 2 blood chemistry results would be the primary indicators of renal problems
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What is Type A ?
majority of cats in the United States have this blood type
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What is ANURIA ?
the term that means the animal is not urinating
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What is PASSIVE ?
type of immunity allows the animal to gain resistance to disease by antibodies received from colostrum
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What are GRANULOCYTES ?
types of white blood cells always contain granules and are commonly referred to as polymorphonuclear leukocytes
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What is AZOTEMIA ?
term for the increased BUN concentration in the blood
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What is 12 ?
the number different canine blood groups that have been identified
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What is pollakiuria ?
the term that describes frequent urination
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What is the COOMB'S TEST ?
the test that detects the presence of antibody against red blood cells to subsequently diagnose IMHA
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What is PANCYTOPENIA ?
term that indicates a decreased number of all blood cell types
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What is SERUM ?
the fluid part of blood from which fibrinogen has been removed
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What is a MINOR ?
cross-match where a few drops of serum/plasma from the donor are mixed with red blood cells from the recipient
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