An abdominal effusion has high levels of protein but very few cells. Of the following, which is the most likely?

Which parameter is measured during an ACTH stimulation test?

Which urine crystal has a characteristic hexagonal appearance when viewed microscopically?

What is the most important reason to collect faeces as soon as possible after it has been voided onto the ground?

With reference to a haematology result, what does a 'left shift' indicate an increase in?

Which of the following parameters is UNLIKELY to be increased in chronic kidney disease?

What is the appropriate anticoagulant for a sample for haematology?

Which of the following is increased in diabetes mellitus?

Which of the following is a DISADVANTAGE of a SNAP test for feline immunodeficiency (FIV) antibodies?

Chronic kidney disease is often associated with anaemia. State ONE possible explanation.

Name the cell that resides in the bone marrow and releases platelets into the blood

State the term that means 'a reduction in circulating lymphocytes'

When monocytes migrate into tissues, their nucleus becomes round, and they develop the ability to engulf pathogens. What are they then called?

State 2 possible causes of an eosinophilia

Urine is centrifuged to concentrate the sediment within it for microscopic examination. Why is it important to spin the urine at a SLOW speed?

Why should urine wait until it gets to room temperature after being in the fridge before examining?

Name the cigar-shaped (tubular) structures made of granular mucoprotein whose numbers may increase if there is damage to renal tubules

Explain the term 'isosthenuric'

What USG results would be expected in a patient with pre-renal insufficiency?

Does haemorrhage result in regenerative or non-regenerative anaemia?

How does EDTA contaminating the Lithium Heparin tube affect both hematology and biochemistry results?