polyuria and polydipsia SDL Flashcards

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what volume of urine per day must dogs and cats produce to be considered polyuric

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anything exceeding 90ml/kg/day in dogs, anything exceeding 45ml/kg/day in cats

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can you list some factors external to the animal that would influence their water intake

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  • heat
  • exercise
  • fever
  • cold climates
  • vomiting/diarrhea
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what volume of urine per day must dogs and cats produce to be considered polyuric

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more than 45 ml/kg/day in dogs
more than 40 ml/kg/day in cats

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4
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name 2 stimuli that may cause ADH release

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  • increased blood osmolarity
  • decrease in blood volume
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name causes of central diabetes insipidus

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  • inadequate ADH release from pituitary
  • inadequate response within the kidney (kidney doesnt respond properly to ADH)
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name 2 endocrinopathies and a non-endocrine disease that cause secondary nephrogenic diabetes insipidus

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edocrine:
non-endocrine: brain trauma

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what would you expect to happen to the USG of a dog given synthetic ADH if it had central diabetes insipidus

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increase

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what would you expect to happen to the USG of a dog given synthetic ADH if it had primary nephrogenic diabetes insipidus

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no change

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