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In general. what type of blood samples are preferred for blood chemistry profiles? Pre-prandial
Which of the following is NOT a part of the primary Liver analytes to look at at a general profile? Amylase
Which of the following is NOT considered a primary kidney test? Urine Glucose
Elevations in which enzyme is more suggestive of cholestasis of the biliary tree (Gall bladder and bile ducts)? GGT
Which blood chemistry analyte is most highly indicating pancreatitis...especially if it has a 4-fold increase? Serum Amylase
Dogs have a very low renal threshold for bilirubin therefore it may be easily found in __________ urine of a normal dog, yet is more indicative of cholestasis if found in _________ urine. Concentrated, Dilute
Which type of anemia would you see from a chronic renal failure patient? Non regenerative normocytic anemia
Hepatic cellular integrity/damage ALT
Biliary Stasis ALKP
Functional hepatic mass Bile acids
In the dog, a 4-fold increase in ALKP may indicate ________ or _____________. Cholestasis or steroid induction
Which blood chemistry analyte is the most specific for functional test of the liver? Bile acids
What test may you use to rule out a hyposthenuria due to psychogenic polydipsia (Animal simply wants to drink a lot!) Water deprivation test
Prerenal Azotemia Loss of blood to the kidneys- likely due to dehydration
Renal Azotemia Renal disease; loss of function
Postrenal Azotemia Downstream blockage from kidneys
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