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Hemolymphatic 1
What are 4 important components t...,
What two broad categories of tiss...,
What do myeloid tissues consist of 3
87
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Hemolymphatic 2
What are the 5 main conditions af...,
What is the pathogenesis of scid ...,
How would a dog with scid present...
13
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Hemolymphatic 3
What are the 2 types of bone marr...,
What is a good bone to get a bone...,
Blood samples capture a snapshot ...
36
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Hemolymphatic 4
Are most lymphomas benign or mali...,
T f lymphoma can occur at any age 2,
How do we classify lymphoma based...
31
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WB Biochemistry - Quality Control
What is a laboratory quality assu...,
Quality assurance programs assure...,
What are the pre analytical consi...
10
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WB Biochemistry - Enzymology Intro
What are isoenzymes 1,
What are the 3 situations that wo...,
What are characteristics of the i...
36
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WB Biochemistry - Acid Base
What different things can we calc...,
What different things can we calc...,
What is the biggest difference be...
40
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WB Biochemistry - Electrolyte Biochem and Body Water Balance
What is the major cation in 1,
What is the osmotic skeleton 2,
T f anions must be equal to catio...
49
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WB Biochemistry - Minerals
What are the 3 fractions of calci...,
What is the distribution of calci...,
What is the implication of calciu...
36
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WB Biochemistry - Lipids and Proteins
What do micelles contain 1,
What causes a blood sample to tur...,
Why is lipemia bad 3
37
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GI Biochemistry - Liver and Exocrine Pancreas
Lab tests are used to look for ev...,
How is bilirubin normally produce...,
If there is pre hepatic hyperbili...
50
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Hepatobiliary Pathology 1
Why does the liver undergo rapid ...,
What does the liver originate from 2,
Reminder review the lobulation of...
116
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Hepatobiliary Pathology 2
What is hepatitis 1,
Most infectious agents produce wh...,
What is acute hepatitis 3
136
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GI Pathology 1
What are the terms for cleft pala...,
What is a possible sequelae to pa...,
In what two species and ages is i...
131
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GI Pathology 2
What is the normal empty stomach ...,
What is unique about horse and pi...,
How is superficial damage in the ...
120
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GI Pathology 3
What is the appearance of segment...,
What typically causes segmental a...,
What is the most common type of s...
130
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GI Pathology 4
T f many vesicular viruses look c...,
T f with vesicular viruses the co...,
What animals are affected by food...
119
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GI Pathology 5
What are the 5 steps in bacterial...,
T f bacterial virulence genes are...,
What are the 4 5 6 types of e coli 3
94
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GI Pathology 6
What is the term for 1,
Go over the table with the differ...,
What 3 criteria must be met to di...
98
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Endocrine 1 - Hyperadrenocorticism
What are the etiologies of canine...,
What is the difference between ap...,
Tf basal cortisol is diagnostic f...
43
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Endocrine 2 - Hypoadrenocorticism, Thyroid, ADH
How common is hypoadrenocorticism...,
What is the demographic of hypoad...,
What is the mechanism of hypoadre...
47
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Endocrine 3 - Pancreas, Hyperparathyroidism
What type of cells are in the pan...,
How does the type of diabetes mel...,
What age of dogs are most likely ...
39
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Endocrine Anatomic Pathology
What are examples of causes of en...,
Clinical manifestations of endocr...,
What are the causes of endocrine ...
83
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Derm Path 1 - Review and Lumps
What are the two types of hair fo...,
What are the layers of skin 2,
What are the layers of epidermis 3
53
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Derm Path 2 - Biopsy
Describe the process of coming to...,
You should always perform _______...,
What are the 4 broad types of lab...
42
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Derm Path 3 - Pruritis
What are the 8 patterns of inflam...,
What are the targets of the patte...,
Itchy dogs or cats aka allergic s...
49
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Derm Path 4/5 - Scales and Crusts
What is another term for scaling ...,
What inflammatory and non inflamm...,
What are the different clinical t...
86
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Derm Path 6 - Nodular Disease
What dermpath patterns correspond...,
Superficial folliculitis is an ex...,
A nodule can form due to accumula...
48
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Derm Path 7 - Erosive and Depigmentation Disorders
What is another term for erosive ...,
What pattern s corresponds to ulc...,
What is the basic principle of er...
36
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Derm Path 8 - Non-inflammatory Skin Lesions
What are the 5 main types of non ...,
Reminder to look up a video of th...,
What is alopecia 3
42
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Derm Path 9 - Cytopathology of Skin and SQ Tumors
What are advantages of cytology 1,
What are the disadvantages of cyt...,
T f a cytology diagnosis negates ...
53
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Urinary Anatomic Path 1
What are the 2 main functions of ...,
What are the parts of the lower u...,
What is by far the number one cau...
65
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Urinary Anatomic Path 2
Where are renal cysts usually loc...,
What are the 3 mechanisms for uri...,
What are the types of polycystic ...
96
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Laboratory Evaluation of the Renal System
What is the range for isosthenuria 1,
What does isosthenuria mean 2,
What is hyposthenuria what does i...
71
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Urinalysis
What are the storage conditions f...,
Low usg can lead to what 2,
What are the components of a comp...
71
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Special Senses - Ear
What are the components of the ou...,
What are the components of the mi...,
What are the components of the in...
50
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Special Senses - Eye
What is another term for the globe 1,
What accessory structures adnexa ...,
What is the term for a small eye ...
42
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Neuropath
What is the term for spinal disea...,
What is the term for brain diseas...,
What are the terms used for disea...
139
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