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| 3 rule outs for a hyperproteinemia? |
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Inflammation
Dehydration
B-lymphocyte neoplasia |
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| 3 rule outs for a positive heme reaction? |
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Hematuria (RBC)
Myoglobinuria
Hemoglobinuria (red urine or plasma) |
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Hyperglycemic (ketinuria)
Tubular damage (no ketonuria) |
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| Selective protein loss resulting in proteinuria. What is the number one rule out? |
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Definition
| Protein losing nephropathy |
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| For chronic renal failure what range will the specific gravity be in? |
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| For a prerenal azotemia, the specific gravity should be above: |
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| Only proteinuria that causes a hypoalbuminemia? |
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| An inorganic acidosis will cause what type of potassium disorder? |
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| A metabolic alkalosis will do what to potassium? |
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| A low Na/K ratio most likely indicates? |
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| In hypoadrenocorticosm you will see a ____ SG, and in hyperadrenocorticism you will see a _____ SG. |
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