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Lab Exam 3 Flashcards

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Which urine collection method is performed by the client

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Free catch

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What are the three methods of urine collection

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Free catch (nosorb), cystocentesis, catheterization

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2
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Which method has the highest risk of lower urinary tract contamination

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Free catch

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3
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Which method has the lowest risk of lower urinary tract contamination

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Cystocentesis

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4
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How quickly should urine samples be analyzed

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Usually immediately or max 3hrs if refrigerated

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5
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What can occur with refrigerated samples and why should they be warmed to room temperature

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Crystals

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6
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Why do you subdivide the urine sample

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To stain one slide, unstain the other, keep 5cc for idexx

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What is the advantage for free catch urine collection

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Easy way to get

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8
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What is the disadvantage for free catch urine collection

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Animal and human involved. Only capable on dogs

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9
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What is the advantage to nosorb

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On their own terms

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10
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What is the disadvantage to nosorb

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Heavily contaminated

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11
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What is the advantage to manual expression

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Manually remove urine from bladder

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12
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What is the disadvantage to manual expression

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It upsets them. Urine is contaminated

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13
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What is the advantage to catheterization

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Sterile and for cultures

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What is the disadvantage for catheterization

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Irritates the urethra and for females you have to use a scope at the vestibule to visualize the urethra.

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What is the advantage to Cystocentesis

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No contamination

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16
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What is the disadvantage to Cystocentesis

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Can perforate the bladder

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17
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How would you insert the catheter into a male dog

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Go dorsal to the oss penis. You need hibitane, catheter, syringe and lube

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18
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Describe how you do cystocentesis

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Dog lays on their back. It is in the caudal abdomen. Avoid hitting the vena cava. On the back the bladder is forced to go dorsally. Insert needle at 45° angle for bladder shrinkage.

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19
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What are the three parts to a physical exam of urine

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Color, transparency, smell

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20
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What is the normal color of urine

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Light yellow

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21
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Why might urine appear red or pink in color

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Due to the blood in the urine

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22
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Why does urine appear orange in color

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Due to high concentration

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23
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Urine is usually clear. What may be present in the urine to give it a cloudy appearance

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Cells

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24
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What does urine specific gravity measure

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The concentration of urine

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25
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What instruments are used to measure the urine specific gravity

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Refractometer

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26
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If the urine specific gravity is equal to that of the glomerulus filtrate, the sample is considered to be _____

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Isotonic

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27
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If the urine specific gravity is less than the Glomerulus filtrate what is the solution considered to be

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Hypotonic

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28
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If the urine specific gravity is greater than the glomerulus filtrate what is a solution considered to be

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Hypertonic

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29
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Which animals are likely to have a more acidic pH due to their diet. Carnivores herbivores?

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Carnivores

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30
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Why is it important to also include white blood cells in the sediment exam

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To see if there is the presence of an infection

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31
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What is the UPC ratio test

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Test for urine, protein, creatinine

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32
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What is protein in the urine called

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Proteinuria

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33
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What is hematuria

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Blood in urine

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34
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What is hemoglobinuria

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Hemoglobin in the blood

35
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What is a pneumocystogram

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Where they inject air Into bladder to find stones or tumors

36
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What does flocculent mean

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Turbid

37
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What does the specific gravity test

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Measures dissolved solids compared to water

38
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What is the normal pH for cat urine and USG

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6.2-6.4 and 1.060 but should be around 1.030.

39
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What is the normal USG for dogs

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1.025-1.050

40
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What does having bacteria In the urine do

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Makes it more basic

41
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What are the three formed elements that can be found in urine sediment

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Red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets

42
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What cell types can be seen in a microscopic exam of urine

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Bacterial, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, epithelial cells

43
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What is dystocia

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Difficult birth

44
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What is A cryptorchid

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An undecenced testicle

45
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What is a placenta

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The afterbirth

46
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What is parturition

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Giving birth

47
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What is vivoparous

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Live bearer

48
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What is oviparous

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Egg bearer

49
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What is a Neo Nate

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Newborn

50
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What is lactation

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Milk production

51
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What is meconium

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First poop

52
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What is a breech delivery

A

Tell first presentation of fetus

53
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What is orchitis

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Inflammation of the testicles

54
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What is ectopic pregnancy

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Pregnancy outside the womb

55
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What is metritis

A

Inflammation of the uterus

56
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What is mastitis

A

Inflammation of the memory glands

57
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What is supranumerary teats

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Extra Teets

58
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What is a uterine prolapse

A

Protrusion of uterus

59
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What is pneumovagina

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Air filled vagina

60
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What is oligospermia

A

Low sperm count

61
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What is hermaphroditism

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Both sexual organs

62
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What is Prostatomegaly

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Enlarged prostate

63
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What is an orchidectomy

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Removal of the testicles

64
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What is ovariohysterectomy

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Removal of ovaries and uterus

65
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What is fetotomy

A

Cutting into a dead fetus

66
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What is Episiotomy

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Cut skin to enlarge the vagina

67
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What is c section

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Surgical removal of fetus

68
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What is amniocentesis

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Removal of amniotic fluid

69
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During which stage of estrus are the progesterone levels the highest

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Diestrus

70
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During which stage of estrus is there a lutenizing hormone surge

A

Proestrus

71
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During which stage is there bloody discharge

A

Proestrus

72
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During which stage is the female in standing heat

A

Estrus

73
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How long is the estrous cycle of a rat. How do you check for pregnancy and a rat

A

Four days. Do vaginal cytology to check for timed pregnancy

74
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How long is a dogs estrous cycle

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Six months. Do vaginal cytology to check for breeding purposes

75
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What materials are necessary for artificial insemination

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Catheter, semen, syringe, extender

76
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What is brucellosis

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A venerial disease. Zoonosis, causes abortion and infertility

77
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What is a split heat

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Heat with no ovulation and Low progesterone

78
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Describe how to do a vaginal cytology on a rat

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Insert pipette into vagina, squish sailing out, drawback in, check for Milky White color. Put drop on the slide and let it air dry. When it dries stain it.

79
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What materials are necessary for a rat vaginal cytology

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Gauze, gloves, pipette, Saline, slide, lube

80
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How old is a dog when it has its first heat

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5 to 7 months

81
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What external features show the signs of estrus in a dog and cat

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Mucousy secretions, large Vulva and rubbery.

82
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Do you inject all sperm when doing artificial insemination

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No. Don’t inject all sperm, keeps him to inspect sperm quality motility and percent life to dead sperm

83
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When you have frozen semen what do you have to do

A

Surgical insemination

84
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When you have chilled sperm what do you have to do

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Catheter insemination

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