This substance is known to inhibit Vitamin K epoxide reductase by competition.
What is AntiCoagulant Rodenticide
100
The highest levels of this Herbicide are found in pulmonary tissues.
What is Bipyridylium/Paraquat
100
This additive is highly active against Gram + bacteria by blocking ion exchange to decrease bacterial growth.
What is Monensin
100
This household danger works by depleting glutathione
What is Acetominophen
100
This test is used to detect minerals and heavy metals.
What is ICP
200
Cardiac dysfunction is a clinical sign associated with this rodenticide.
What is Cholecalciferol
200
This herbicide is known to attenuate an LH surge, causing problems in reproduction, like delayed puberty, altered lactation, and pregnancy loss.
What is Triazine
200
Signs of toxicosis of this additive include profuse salivation, bellowing, spasms, bloat, and possibly sudden death.
What is Melamine
200
Renal failure is the major clinical sign of toxicosis of this household danger.
What is Grapes/Raisins
200
This test cannot be run on any tissue samples.
What is Mycotoxin screening
300
The first treatment required for animals exhibiting toxicosis from this rodenticide is Sedation.
What is Strychnine
300
This herbicide works by uncoupling OxPhos, a process that causes energy to be lost as heat
What is Dinitro compounds
300
Constant chewing, head pressing, seizures, and ataxia are clinical signs of toxicosis of this feed additive.
What is Salt/Sodium
300
Adenosine antagonism which promotes NorEpi release which in turn promotes sympathetic responses is the mechanism of this household danger.
What is Methylxanthines
300
Adipose tissue is the correct tissue in which to test for this man-made substance.
What is PCB's
400
Paralytic syndrome is the hallmark of chronic exposure to this rodenticide.
What is Bromethalin
400
The most commonly used herbicide, this type causes muscle weakness, especially of the posterior limbs, in dogs.
What is Phenoxy Fatty Acids
400
Treatment for toxicosis of this additive include fluids, vitamin E/Selenium, activated charcoal, and mineral oil.
What is Ionophores, Malamine
400
Of the volatile hydrocarbons, this group is the most toxic.
What is aromatics
400
These 4 tissues are important to collect a sample from in necropsy.
What is Liver, Kidney, Brain, and Fat.
500
Glycine antagonism in the CNS, leading to seizures and muscle rigidity, is the mechanism of this rodenticide.
What is Strynchine
500
In Vitro Toxicity is our best guess at why this herbicide could be toxic.
What is Glyphosate
500
Depression, lethargy, and tachycardia are signs associated with toxicosis of this feed additive that is intended to increase feed efficiency and weight gain in cattle.
What is Beta agonists (Paylean, Ractopamine)
500
Widespread petechiae, GI hemorrhage, oral hemorrhage, increased liver enzymes, vomiting, and lethargy are just some of the signs of toxicosis of this household danger.
What is Xylitol
500
In necropsy, the tongue, trachea, esophagus, lungs & heart, are removed as one piece, called this.