Test #6

Non-protein nitrogenous waste produced as a result of protein metabolism

Non-protein nitrogenous waste produced by muscle cells

Organ responsible for synthesis of albumin

Organ responsible for synthesis of urea

Organ responsible for conjugating bilirubin

Organ responsible for producing most cholesterol in the body

Liver specific enzyme in dogs and cats

Enzyme produced by young animals due to bone growth

Good large animal indicator of liver function

Specific type of bilirubin that would be elevated in cases of liver disease or HBO

Protein that may be decreased in cases of liver disease due to decreased production

Enzyme produced only by striated muscle cells

Electrolyte change seen in animals with eclampsia

Electrolyte change seen in animals with grass tetany

Calcium change seen in a cat following removal of parathyroid gland

Blood glucose change seen in an animal with diabetes mellitus

Blood glucose change seen in an animal with an insulinoma

Bilirubin change seen in an animal with hepatobiliary obstruction

Bilirubin change seen in an animal with liver disease

Cholesterol change seen in an animal with liver failure

Potassium change seen in an animal with anorexia, diarrhea and chronic vomiting

Potassium change seen in a cat with chronic (polyuric) renal failure

Potassium change seen in an animal with hypoadrenocorticism

Potassium change seen in an animal with urinary tract obstruction