Drug School
Furosemide, for example
What is a diuretic
Two most common splenic tumor types that cause hemoabdomens.
what is Hemangiosarcoma / Hemangioma
Rough percentage of FIC cats that have concurrent UTIs
What is ~2-5%
Medical term for a kidney infection
What is Pyelonephritis
Cats cannot utilize this type of medication, often used for immunosuppression or as an anti-inflammatory in dogs
Prednsione
This medication, which has a blood panel named after it, is contraindicated in patients with kidney disease
What is an NSAIDs
Dehydration causes a PCV to do this
What is go up
A urinary obstruction causes this type of Azotemia
What is post-renal azotemia
A zoonotic diseases that affects both kidney and Liver
What is leptospirosis
Causes esophageal strictures in cats if not administered correctly
what is Doxycycline
Drug class used to stop seizures
what is Benzodiazepines
The type of anemia that has reticulocytes present
Regenerative anemia
Isosthenuria specific gravity
What is 1.008-1.012
The percent of the kidney mass has to be compromised to see an azotemia (elevated BUN/CREA)
What is 75%
Affects primarily young and older cats, often causing bicavitary effusion
What is FIP
Reversal for Benzodiazepines
What is Flumazenil
Rat bait type that causes bleeding
What is Vitamin K antagonist
Medical term for frequent urination
What is Pollakiuria
Bradycardia in a blocked cat is caused by this
what is Hyperkalemia
The most common cancer type in cats
what is Lymphoma
A commonly used drug given for urticaria that, if given IV, causes hypotension.
What is Benadryl / Diphenhydramine
A cause of petechia and "small" bleeds
What is thrombocytopenia
A metabolic disease that causes frequent urination and often concurrent UTIs
What is diabetes
A lab value that typically is also elevated when BUN/CREA are too high to read.
One of the most common places for a linear foreign body to become lodged in cats
What is under the tongue