Cumulative lab practical 2 (hematology, chemestry and immuniology)

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ALP , ALT and bile acids

hepatobiliary function

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BUN

kidney

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GLU

glucose

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Which organ does glucose respresent

Pancreas

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based on the glucose levels what other test would the vet might order?

Glucose tolerance test

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if the patients has had hyperglycemia for 1-2 wks what other analyte will be present and elevated

Fructosamine

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ALP

Akaline phosphate

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which organ is ALP associated with

Gallbladder

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what organ is Amylase associated with

Pancreas

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what is the main purpose of amylase

breakdown starches and glycogen

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Often, an increase in amylase is accompanied by an increase in lipase, which is almost always due to what condition

pancreatic disease

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BUN

blood urea nitrogen

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what does BUN specifically evaluate

Evaluates the ability of the kidney to remove NITROGENOUS WASTE from the blood

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ALT is associated with

Liver

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what does an elevation of ALT specifically indicate

liver damage

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AST

bound to the mitochondrial membrane

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Bile acid is associated with which organ

Liver and gallbladder

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what type of sample/test is needing in order for a bile acid is provided a truly diagnostic result

Paired sample test

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BMBT

Buccal mucosal bleeding time

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one important thing to consider with a feline blood test that is positive for type B

type B cats naturally carry high levels of strong anti-A antibodies

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WBC

WBC x 100

100+nRBC

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<p>what are the <strong>long arrows</strong> pointing at </p>

what are the long arrows pointing at

Aggregate reticulocytes

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<p>what are the short arroms pointing at </p>

what are the short arroms pointing at

punctate reticulocytes

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Major cross match is

Serum; RBCs

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why is a blood major cross match performed

to detect antibodies in the recipient's plasma or serum that could attack and destroy the donor's red blood cells

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reticulocyte count

# of rectics

1000 rbcs

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why would we perform a reticulocyte count test?

to evaluate how well your bone marrow is producing red blood cells

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MPV (Mean platelet volume)

average size individual platelets

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PDW (Platelet Distribution Width)

assesses variation in the SIZE of platelets

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PCT

plateletcrit

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Albumin

transport proteins ==== LIVER

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