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what are the clinical signs of anemia?   pale mucous membranes, exercise intolerance, tachycardia, panting  
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subclinical signs?   icterus/jaundice if hemolysis  
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syncope means?   fainting spell  
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3 basic causes of anemia?   increased loss (hemorrhage), increased destruction (imha or hemolytic anemia), decreased rbc production by bone marrow  
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2 types of anemia?   regenerative and non regenerative  
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describe regenerative anemia   bone marrow is working, increased production of new rbcs/reticulocytes, indicates blood loss or hemolysis  
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describe non regenerative anemia   bone marrow not responding, no or few rbs/reticulocytes, indicates bone marrow defect  
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corrected reticulocyte count=   retic count x patient's pcv/normal pcv; cat=37 and dog=45  
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what 2 animals don't have reticulocytes?   horses and cows  
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cats have what 2 types of reticulocytes?   punctate and aggregates(you only count these)  
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what does nsaids stand for?   nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs  
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chronic blood loss over several weeks causes?   iron deficiency  
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what is aplastic anemia?   bone marrow failure due to marrow necrosis/inflammation  
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what causes aplasitc anemia?   erlichia canis, felv  
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what is neoplasia?   crowding of marrow elements w/ neoplastic cells  
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what is myelofibrosis?   hypoplasia of marrow elements w/ replacement by collagen  
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what is osteopetrosis?   inherited disorder w/ increased bone density  
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what happens in hemolytic anemia and what causes it?   rbcs are destroyed; toxins: onion and zinc  
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describe imha   antibodies directed against rbc membrane antigens develop and ab-coated rbcs are removed from circulation by spleen  
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imha is more common in which gender?   females  
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imha is what in cats?   rare  
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primary imha is?   idiopathic  
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secondary imha is?   initiated by a trigger  
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how do we diagnosis it?   regeneration (a lot of reticulocytes), spherocytes  
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what is the treatment for imha?   corticosteriods- high doses of prednisone, azathioprine  
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what is eia/swamp fever?   contagious and potentially fatal viral disease in horses  
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which tests checks for antibodies to the virus?   coggins  
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