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Introduction to Clinical Pathology
What is clinical pathology,
What are the main 5 main tests do...,
What is characteristic of a valid...
19
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CBC & PCV
What 3 veins is blood most common...,
In what kind of tube is blood col...,
What 3 values do the automated he...
20
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Erythropoiesis & the Erythrogram
What is an erythron what does it ...,
What is hemoglobin how much of an...,
What ion is incorporated into eac...
55
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Absolute Reticulocyte Cases
What 2 values are used to detect ...,
What 3 values are used to classif...,
What are the main 2 things that t...
12
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Erythrocyte Morphology
What is the only way to accuratel...,
What are the 3 main reasons to pe...,
What are the 3 zones of a blood s...
54
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Anemia
What is anemia what does it cause...,
What are the 7 common clinical si...,
What are 5 non specific clinical ...
56
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Anemia, Pt. 2
What 2 lab findings point toward ...,
What are 3 causes of non regenera...,
What 6 things cause reduced eryth...
34
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Immunohematology
What is immunohematology what is ...,
What determines blood groups,
What are alloantibodies
55
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Leukocytes
What 2 types of information does ...,
Leukocyte morphology,
What is the leukon
60
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Leukogram
What is the difference between pe...,
What is left shift what does it m...,
What is orderly maturation what d...
46
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Platelets and Primary Hemostasis
What is hemostasis what factors a...,
What balances hemostasis,
What are the 2 things that imbala...
66
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Secondary Hemostasis
What is secondary hemostasis wher...,
What 2 groups of things is coagul...,
Where are coagulation factors syn...
47
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Coagulopathies
What is the main cause of vitamin...,
How does warfarin cause coagulopa...,
What are the 5 main clinical feat...
29
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Bone Marrow Disorders
What are 4 indications of bone ma...,
What is a common non specific cli...,
Where can bone marrow samples be ...
55
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Lymphoproliferative Disorders
What is the difference between ly...,
What is the difference between ly...,
What is multiple myeloma
52
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Biochemistry Profiles & Analyzer Methodologies
What ate the 3 major veterinary l...,
What are 3 goals of clinical bioc...,
Serum enzymes
54
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Protein & Protein Disorders
What are the 2 types of plasma pr...,
Where are most plasma proteins s,
In what animals do age related ch...
53
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Protein Disorders Cases
14 y o cm mixed breed dog present...,
14 y o cm mixed breed dog present...,
14 y o cm mixed breed dog present...
8
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Renal Biochemistry Profile
What are the main 3 functions of ...,
What 3 hormones are produced by t...,
What dictates renal excretion of ...
80
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Renal Biochemistry Profile, Pt. 2
How is azotemia commonly determin...,
How can pe findings and bloodwork...,
Other than dehydration what can c...
50
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Urinalysis
Why are urinalyses done what are ...,
How does the timing of the sample...,
What are the 3 options for urine ...
60
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Exam 2 Review
Select the correct statement abou...,
A bone marrow sample from a horse...,
Match the correct statements abou...
29
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Acid-Base
In what 2 ways is acid base statu...,
What is tco2,
What are the 4 contributors to bl...
44
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Electrolytes: Na, Cl, K
What is the major ion found in th...,
What are the 4 major ways sodium ...,
What are the 3 mechanisms of hypo...
48
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Water Balance & Hydration Status
How much of the body is made up o...,
What is the difference between os...,
How is osmolality measured what e...
35
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Hepatobiliary & Muscle Disorders
What are the general functions of...,
What are the 3 supplies of blood ...,
What makes up the portal triad wh...
58
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Lipids & Glucose
What is hyperlipidemia hypolipidemia,
What are the 5 major functions of...,
What happens to dietary lipids af...
48
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Pancreas & Gastrointestinal Tract
Where are endocrine pancreatic ce...,
Where are exocrine pancreatic cel...,
What are the 4 major stimuli for ...
56
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Endocrine System: Calcium, Phosphorus, Parathyroid
What are the major functions of c...,
What are the major functions of p...,
Where is magnesium found what fun...
57
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Endocrine System: Thyroid
Where is the thyroid found what 2...,
What regulates the thyroid what 2...,
Which thyroid hormone is produced...
40
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Endocrine: Adrenal Glands
How does the raas affect the adre...,
What,
What is the hypothalamic pituitar...
45
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Endocrine Cases
Case 8 y o fs bichon frise presen...,
Case 8 y o fs bichon frise presen...,
Case 8 y o fs bichon frise presen...
15
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Cytology & Effusions
What are the 3 major types of sam...,
What are the pros to running cyto...,
What are some cons to running cyt...
37
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