2638 Fall 2016

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Normal canine PCV

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45%

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Normal feline PCV

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38%

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Most abundant WBC and body's first line of defense

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Neutrophil

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Name the 3 granulocytes

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Basophil

Neutrophil

Easoinophil

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Agglutination

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RBC clumping

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MCV

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The indices that tells the size of the average RBC is:

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Lymphoblast

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A lymphocyte which contains nucleoli are called a

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An increased number of WBC in circulating blood is called

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Leukocytosis

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T/F: Dirofilaria immitis uses a dog or cat flea as a host.

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False

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T/F: Feline infectious anemia is caused by Haemobartonella felis.

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False

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Buccal mucosal bleeding time test would evaluate primary or secondary hemostasis?

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Primary

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T/F: ACT test is more sensitive for testing the intrinsic coagulation pathway then PTT.

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False

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The significance of isosthenuria is that

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renal tubules are not concentrating urine.

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An ammonia odor could indicate

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presence of bacteria

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The renal threshold of glucose for the canine is approximately

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180 mg/dl

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T/F: The pH level should be evaluated in conjunction with the animal's diet.

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True

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Crystals with clinical significance would include

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ammonium biurate

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Urinary casts are formed in

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the tubules

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The mite which is commonly known as "walking dandruff" is

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cheyletiella

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A deep skin scraping should be performed for these mites

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Demodex

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What is the scientific name of the parasite which is the most common cause of cutaneous larval migrans in humans ?

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Ancylostoma braziliense

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What is the scientific name of the parasite transmitted by mosquito?

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Dirofilaria immitis

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Visceral larva migrans is a zoonotic disease that can be caused by

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Toxocara canis

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Historically, before the use of improved occult tests, close examination was needed to differentiate between

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Dipetalonema and Dirofilaria.

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Small darkly stained erythrocytes that are associated with immune mediated hemolytic anemais are:

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Spherocytes

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If an animal shows a non-regenerative anemia, the blood sample would show:

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normocytic cells