Glass
The adults of this organism are most commonly found in this specific structure.
What is the right heart or pulmonary vessels?
This changes on this slide are virtually pathognomonic for this disease in a 5-year old Cocker spaniel.
What is immune-mediated hemolytic anemia?
The majority of pyelonephritis cases in dogs belong to this general class of bacteria.
What is gram negative?
This tumor is sometimes considered a "surgical emergency" because it will regress on its own if not removed right away.
What is a histiocytoma?
This ultrasound feature indicates interstitial fluid in the lung.
What are B-lines?
This tumor is stained with an antibody to cytokeratin, indicating that the tumor originates from this type of cell.
What is epithelial?
This drug, used to treat methemoglobulinemia, should not be confused for a dye with a similar name used to identify reticulocytes.
What is methylene blue?
This bacteria is a differential for green urine.
What is pseudomonas?
Expression of this antigen in cells helps pathologists to determine if cells in a tumor are highly proliferative.
What is Ki67?
ACE inhibitors work on this structure within the nephron.
What is the glomerulus?
This name describes this blood smear from a healthy Australian shepherd with no clinical signs.
What is Pelger–Huët anomaly?
The most likely diagnosis in a dog with these values is this syndrome.
ALT = 70, T-Bili = .1, BUN = 12, GLU = 389
CA = 9.7, HgB 11.8, HCO3- = 14.7, Phos = 4.3, ALB = 3.7
What is DKA?
Pasteurella multocida is often the cause of upper respiratory infections in this species.
What is a rabbit?
These drugs treat cancer by DNA cross linking (name 2).
What are chlorambucil, cyclophosphamide, melphalan, platins, several others.
This suture pattern is considered ideal for closing the linea alba.
What is a simple interrupted suture pattern?
This is the most prominent cell type that is missing in this bone marrow aspirate of a dog.
What is a mature neutrophil?
What is a Scottie?
These two fungal infections are differentials for lymphadenopathy.
What are Blastomycosis or Histoplasmosis or Coccidioidomycosis
This proliferation of periosteal tissue can be caused by primary lung neoplasia.
What is hypertrophic osteopathy?
This is the most likely non-malignant differential in a dog with the following chemistry values:
CA = 14, Cr = 1.5, PO4 = 1.4
What is primary hyperparathyroidism?
These two kinds fungi can cause acute damage to this organ.
What are aspergillus an amanita?
This drug prevents ADP-mediated activation of the GPIIb/IIIa complex.
What is Clopidogrel, a drug used to prevent clotting?
In addition to causing respiratory infection, this pathogen is a major cause of otitis media and interna and polyarthritis in dairy calves.
What is Mycoplasma bovis?
The CADET assay detects this mutation, which is common in canine bladder cancer and human melanoma.
What is the BRAF mutation?
These two classes of animal have IgY antibody (need to use the correct name).
What are aves (birds), reptilia (reptiles), or amphibia (amphibians)?