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____ decreases the capacity to mobilize calcium from bones in nursing bitches with large puppy litter sizes

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  • eclampsia/puerperal hypocalcemia
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_______ increases the Sodium voltage channels conductivity causing the resting membrane potential to be closer to the threshold

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  • eclampsia/puerperal hypocalcemia
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Signs of ______ includes panting and restlessness. Mild tremors, twitching, muscle spasms and gait changes as a result of neuromuscular excitability

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  • eclampsia/puerperal hypocalcemia
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_____ is an inherited disease of the skeletal muscle which is caused by a genetic defect that limits the inactivation of sodium voltage channels

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  • hyperkalemic periodic paralysis in horses
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_____ might depolarize the cell membrane and take the resting membrane potential closer to the threshold

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  • hyperkalemic periodic paralysis in horses
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Signs of _____ include sporadic attacks of muscle tremors (shaking or trembling) weakness or collapse

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  • hyperkalemic periodic paralysis in horses
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______ is the unbalance between intake and excretion ratio

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  • hypokalemia
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_____ is usually due to GI or renal losses of potassium

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  • hypokalemia
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_____ decreases the resting membrane potential of cells (making it more negative), which hyperpolarizes the cell and makes them less sensitive to stimuli

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  • hypokalemia
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Signs of ______ are that muscles and nerves are weaker and require larger stimuli to be activated resulting in muscle weakness and arrhythmias

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  • hypokalemia
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Ventroflexion of the neck in cats can be seen in ________

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  • hypokalemia
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________ impairs the exocytosis of inhibitory neurotransmitters in the spinal cord causing spastic paralysis

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  • tetanus toxin (tetanospasmin)
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______ impairs the exocytosis of ACh in the endplate synapsis (motor axon innervation of the skeletal muscle) causing flaccid paralysis

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  • botulism toxin
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_____ is a condition resulting from a deficiency of acetylcholine receptors on the postsynaptic membrane resulting in a syndrome of muscle weakness. Both congenital and acquired forms of this condition occur in dogs, cats, and humans

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  • Myasthenia Gravis
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Myasthenia Gravis can cause _______

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  • megaesophagus and muscle weakness
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Myasthenia Gravis can be detected using the ______

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  • Tensilon Test (edrophonium test)

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