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What are the three general causes of hypoproteinemia?
-inadequate intake
-inadequate production
-increased loss
What are the three causes of inadequate intake of protein? What is the cause of inadequate production?
-starvation
-malabsorption/digestion
-intestinal parasites

--liver disease due to neoplasia, cirrhosis or shunt
What are five causes of excessive loss of protein?
-renal
-GI (+/-) rare
-hemorrhage
-severe exudative skin lesions
-repeated effusion draining
What are the three causes of loss of albumin and globulin?
-blood loss
-protein losing enteropathy
-exudative skin lesions
Where is albumin made?
Where is globulin made?
liver
lymphoid tissue
What are the three causes of hypoalbuminemia with normal globulin or increased globulin?
-liver failure
-glomerular disease
- GI
What are two causes of normal albumin with hypoglobulinemia?
-failure of passive transfer
-immunofediciency

this is not common
What will value will be decreased if you think malabsorption is the cause of hypoalbuminemia?
Cholesterol, urea and glucose
What three values will be decreased if inadequate production is the cause of hypoalbuminemia?
cholesterol, urea, and glucose

*globulins are increaed due to the liver not filtering antigens*
What is increased if you loose albumin through the glomerulous?
cholesterol

the mechanism is unknown
What are the four characteristics of nephrotic syndrome?
hypoabluminemia
hypercolesterolemia
proteinuria
edema/ascites
What are the two causes of hyperproteinemia?
dehydration
hyperglobulinemia
What are causes of hypeglobulinemia?
monoclonal = neoplasia
polyclonal = inflammation
Is annode or cathode something you'd see with an accumulation of globulin?
How about albumin?
cathode
anode
What are some causes of polyclonal gammopathy?
inflammation
Ehrlichiosis in dogs
FIP in cats
What are causes of monoclonal gammopathy?
multiple myeloma