Fecal Testing
An Infection or Disease that is transmissible from animals to humans under natural conditions.
What is Zoonosis?
SDMA should be included in the chemistry panels of which patients?
What is ALL dogs and cats?
The ideal amount of time within which a urine sample should be analyzed.
What is 30 minutes?
The 5 blue dots on the 4DX represent what?
What is the control, heartworm antigen, Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme) antibodies, Ehrlichia Canis/Ewingii antibodies, Anaplasma platys/phagocytophilum antibodies?
Two organs involved with metabolizing and excreting anesthetic drugs.
What are the liver and kidneys?
A convenient, healthy, safe way for clients to submit their pets fecal sample.
What is the IDEXX Fecal Chek box?
When SDMA is elevated what is the next diagnostic test?
What is a Urinalysis?
List 3 parts of the complete Urinalysis.
What is physical, chemical, and Sediment exams?
After a positive test for Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme) what are two next diagnostic steps that a practitioner should consider.
What is UPC and Quant C6?
An early marker of renal function, SDMA has a normal range for adult canine &felines and a different range for puppies.
What is 14 and 16?
The period between infection with a parasite and the demonstration of the parasite (as oocysts or eggs) in the feces.
What is Prepatent Period?
SDMA correlates with this kidney function test that is rarely run in practice.
What is Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR)?
The Sedivue Dx Sediment Analyzer uses how many drops of Urine.
What is 4-5 drops?
Feline Triple Tests for these 3 diseases.
What is feline heartworm antigen, FIV antibody and FeLV antigen?
This cell type is in elevated numbers tells us if anemia is regenerative or non-regenerative.
What are Reticulocytes?
_______ are common parasites found in young cats and dogs.
What is Roundworms, Hookworms, and Whipworms?
SDMA can increase with an average of ___ loss of kidney function, while Creatinine generally doesn't increase until ___ loss of kidney function.
What is 40% and 75%?
The Sedivue provides ___ Images, which is equivalent to approximately ___ high powered fields.
What is 70 images and 45 HPFs?
These three attributes of SNAP tests result in higher sensitivity/specificity compared to lateral flow.
What is wash, amplification, and bi-directional flow?
Name the test used by veterinarians to evaluate liver function.
What is Bile Acids test?
This detects adult worms prior to Parasites shedding eggs.
What is the IDEXX fecal antigen ELISA (Fecal Dx) test?
Dogs increase their risk of CKD by ___% when exposed to Lyme disease and ___% when exposed to E. Canis.
What is 43% and 112%?
3 cutting edge technologies found in the Sedivue.
What are... Purpose- built gravitational centrifuge, inverted microscope with built in high definition digital camera, and convolutional neural network?
Name the methodology of the test which occurs within the SNAP device and the technology which sets it apart.
What is an ELISA and bi-directional flow?
Progesterone is a commonly measured hormone in veterinary medicine related to this specific body system.
What is Reproductive?