Urinalysis Flashcards

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Isothenuria specific gravity range

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1.008 - 1.012

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Isosthenuria indicates…

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  • > 70% nephrons are non-functional
  • severe kidney disease
  • end stage kidney disease/failure
  • inability of kidney to concentrate/dilute urine
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Amorphous crystals

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  • crystals with no defining shape
  • little clinical significance
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Is cloudy urine normal in horse?

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Yes, because horse tends to absorb excessive calcium from intestine and eliminate it via urine, giving the urine a cloudy appearance.

Mucus also adds to the cloudiness.

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Urine properties of patient with diabetes mellitus

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  • ## high urine specific gravity
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PUPD in ill female dog with recent heat history. Suggest a disease.

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Suspected pyometra

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Urine specific gravity for animals with PUPD

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Low USG

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Methods to collect urine sample

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  • Mid-stream catch
  • Manual compression
  • Urinary catheterization
  • Cystocentesis
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How to conduct microscopic examination of urine?

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The urine sample needs to be centrifuged to acquire sediments

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What are the 3 ketone bodies?

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  1. Acetoacetate
  2. Beta-hydroxybutyric acid
  3. Acetone (least abundant)
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Where and why ketone bodies are being produced?

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Ketone bodies are produced by liver to serve as alternative energy source when glucose is not readily available.

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Ketonuria interpretation

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  1. Starvation
  2. Diabetes mellitus
  3. Excessive fat in diet
  4. Ketosis (cattle)
  5. Pregnancy toxaemia (sheep)
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Glucosuria interpretation

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  1. Diabetes mellitus
  2. Stress induced glucosuria
  3. Pancreatic necrosis
  4. Drug induced glucosuria
  5. Hyperadrenocorticism
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Bilirubinuria interpretation

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  1. Hemolytic diseases (pre-hepatic)
  2. Hepatocellular diseases (hepatic)
  3. Bile duct obstruction (post-hepatic)
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Definition of oliguria

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Low urine output

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Urobilinogen usually present in urine. The absence indicates…

17
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What is cholestasis?

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Bile duct obstruction

18
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Mild to moderate proteinuria indicates…

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Tubular disease/ injury/ damage

19
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Marked proteinuria indicates

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Glomerular disease/ injury/ damage

20
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In A:G ratio, albumin level will always be higher or lower than globulin?

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Altered A:G ratio can cause

22
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A:G ratio is used for…

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To detect liver, kidney diseases and infection

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Fat droplets in cat and dog urine

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Due to the degeneration of epithelial cells and usually do not have any clinical significance

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Functions of albumin in blood vessels

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Maintain the oncotic pressure of blood vessels by drawing liquid from interstitial space into the blood vessels.

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Hydrostatic pressure is
It is the capillary blood pressure acting on blood vessels. The force that pushes out fluids from blood vessels.
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Oncotic pressure is
It is the counteracting pressure of hydrostatic pressure that prevent fluids from leaking out of the blood vessels. The pressure is affected by protein.
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Causes of proteinuria
1. Inflammation and haemorrhage of urinary tract 2. Pre-renal disease (cardiac disease, shock) 3. Renal disease (glomerular or tubular)
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Glucose can present in the urine of healthy animal if
If glucose exceeds renal reabsorption capacity
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Functions of urinalysis
Screen, evaluate and monitor kidney functions
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Protein levels in urine can increase temporarily as a result of
1. Dehydration 2. Infection 3. Pregnancy 4. Exercise 5. Stress
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Kidney damage leading to proteinuria can be due to
1. Diabetes 2. Hypertension 3.
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Common uroliths in cat and dog
1. Calcium oxalate 2. Struvite 3. Urate (dog)