Clin Path 1 Quiz #9 Blood Chemistry

What can cause inaccurate results on lab chemistries?

(a)  

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Lab Chemistry PPT

Identify a common blood chemistry panel.

(a)  

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Blood Chemistry PPT

Match the following to what organ they help evaluate.

• Pancreas

• T3 (Triiodothyronine)

• Thyroid

• LIP (Lipase)

• Liver

• ALT (Alanine Transaminase)

• Kidney

• BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen)

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Blood Chemistry PPT

Electrolytes: Na​ (a)   , K ​ (b)   , Cl ​ (c)   , CA ​ (d)   , PHOS​ (e)  

• Sodium
• Potassium
• Chloride
• Calcium
• Phosphorus

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Blood Chemistry PPT

Match the following to what organ they help evaluate.

• Thyroid

• AMY (Amylase)

• Pancreas

• T4 (Thyroxine)

• Liver

• CREAT (Creatinine)

• Kidney

• ALP (Alkaline phosphatase)

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Blood Chemistry PPT

The ELISA Snap test, such as the one for Heartworms and FeLV & FIV, are considered a type of serology test. (Choose all that apply).

• ELISA- Antigen

• ELISA- Antibody

• Rapid immunomigration (RIM)

• Competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (CELISA)

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Lecture 3 PPT

If antibodies against the donated RBCs are present, you will observe​ (a)   of the RBCs.

We looked for antibodies in the recipient’s serum against transfused red blood cells from the donor. This is known as the​ (b)   cross-match.

• Agglutination/Hemolysis
• Major
• Minor
• Rouleaux

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Lecture 3 PPT

On the blood work provided, what is the animal's WBC in STANDARD notation?

(a)  

On the bloodwork provided, what is this animal's total protein?

(a)  

Coag. Study: PT stands for ​ (a)   and aPTT stands for ​ (b)  

• Prothrombin Time
• Activated partial thromboplastin time
• Poppinblastin Time
• Activated partial thrombosis time