01 - serum chem Flashcards
(46 cards)
(BUN)
- 3 causes of increase?
- ↓ GFR
- ^protein diet/GI hemorrhage
- ^protein catabolism
(BUN)
- 4 causes of ↓ BUN
- liver failure/shunts
- low protein diets
- PU/PD (cause and effect)
- young animals
(creatinine)
- two causes of increase?
- ↓ GFR
- high protein diet
(creatinine)
decrease not significant
(Calcium)
- 6 causes of decrease
- ↓albumin
- renal failure
3-4. GI (pancreatitis, malabsorption)
5-6. (endocrine) 1° hypoparathyroidism, malabsorption (PLE)
(Calcium)
- 6 causes of ^?
- ^albumin
- vitamin D
- cancer (lymphoma, anal sac, thymoma)
- renal failure
- Addison’s
- 1° hyperparathyroidism
3 causes of ↓Ca, normal P
- ↓ albumin
- acute pancreatitis
- drugs (glucocorticoids)
2 causes of ↓Ca, ^P
- 1° hypoparathyroidism
- ethylene glycol
1 cause of ↓Ca, ↓P
- decreased intestinal absorption
two causes of ^Ca, ↓ to normal P
- 1° hyperparathyroidism
- hypercalcemia of malignancy (lymphoma, multiple myeloma, anal sac)
two causes of ^Ca, ^ P
- ^ vitamin D
- addison’s (^intestinal/renal absorption)
1 cause of normal Ca, ^P
- DECREASED GFR most common
1 cause of normal Ca, ↓P
- shift into cells with hyperglycemia and ^insulin
(rarely significant)
1 cause of ^Mg
decreased GFR
(↓albumin/↓globulin)
- 5 causes
- overhydration
(non-selective loss)
- third space
- GI disease (esp PLE)
- burns
- external hemorrhage
↓albumin/normal globulins
2 causes
- non-selective loss + inflammation balancing globulin loss
(third space, GI, cutaneous, external hemorrhage + inflam)
- selective loss from kidney
(↓albumin/^globulins)
- 5 causes
- inflammation
- hematopoeitic malignancy (lymphoma, multiple myeloma)
- liver failure
- PLE
- starvation
(^globulins/normal albumin)
2 causes?
- inflammation
- paraneoplastic
(^globulin/^albumin)
1 cause
dehydration (or dehydration + inflammation)
5 dilutional causes of ↓Na
- preg/neonate
- CHF
- postrenal azotemia/uroabdomen
- cirrhotic liver dz
- DM
(↓Na)
- 4 causes when loss of Na > water
- diarrhea
- renal dz (diuresis)
- ketonuria
- addisons
↓ Na
4 causes when loss of Na = water, replaced by water
- hemorrhage
- 3rd space loss
- burns
- diarrhea
two causes of ^Na
- decreased water intake
- loss of water > Na: panting, some renal/GI
(↓ chloride)
- if proportional to Na, see sodium
- if disproportionate, what two causes?
- with ^bicarb: upper GI fluid loss/stasis
- with normal/dec bicarb: probably mixed acid/base disorder