2638 Fall 2016

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When examining a PCV, the white to gray layer just above the RBC layer is termed the

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BUFFY COAT

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The mostcommonly performed basic hematology technique is the

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CompleteBlood Count.

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Nucleated red blood cells are characteristic of which species?

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Avianand Reptiles

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Thebasophilic nuclear remnants seen in young erythrocytes during theresponse to anemia are called

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_HowellJolly Bodies_

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Thesmall, darkly stained red blood cells lacking central pallor arecalled

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Spherocyte

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Which species has rod shaped granules in the cytoplasm of the eosinophils?

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Felines

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A band neutrophil is more immature then a segmented neutrophil. A __________is more immature then a band neutrophil.

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Metamyelocyte

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Explain leukocytosis.

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Theincreased number of WBC

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What cells are part of the immune system that respond to foreign antigens by producing antibodies?

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TheLymphocytes (B-lymphocytes)

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What is released from the adrenal cortex in response to physiologic stress or disease?

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Cortisol

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What is the scientific name of Heartworm?

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Dirofilaria immitis

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Preferred host for heartworm

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dog and cat

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________is the most common inherited coagulation factor deficiency in dogs and is caused by factor __________ deficiency.

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Hemophilia and factor VII

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List at least 5 clinical signs associated with defects or deficiencies of platelets.

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Delayeddeep tissue hemorrhage-Hematoma formation-Superficial petechial and eechymotic hemorrhages-Epistaxis-Melena-Prolonged bleeding at injection and incision sites

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The two preferred methods of urine collection are ___voided____________ and _______________.

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_voided and cystocentesis____.

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Name three things may alter the SG?

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Decreasewater intake, increased fluid loss and increased excretion of urinesolutes.

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What happens to the glucose once the threshold is exceeded?

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Thetubular absorption cannot keep up with the glomerular filtration ofglucose, by this happening the glucose passes into the urine.

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What is ketonuria?

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Excessof ketones into the urine, due to fatty acid metabolism that is notaccompanied by sufficient carbohydrate metabolism.

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What bile pigments are detected in urine?

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Bilirubinand urobilinogen.

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What crystals strongly associated with ethylene glycol poisoning?

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Calciumoxalate monohyrate or dihydrate crystals.

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What are the most common uroliths?

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TriplePhosphate uroliths, which common name is struvites.

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Borreliosis is transmitted among animals and from animals to people by what parasite? ___________ The common name of this disease is _____________.

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Tick and Lyme Disease

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What is the walking dandruff mite?

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Thewalking dandruff is Chyletiella

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Define ectoparasite.Itis a parasite that lives on the surface of the body.

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Itis a parasite that lives on the surface of the body.

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When looking for mites that live primarily on the surface of the skin, what may be used instead of a skin scraping?

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Punchbiopsy may be used instead of skin scraping.

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Scientific name, treatment, location, test for Hookworms

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Ancylostoma

Stomach

Centrifuge float

Benzimidazoles