What does the gall bladder do?

What are kupffer cells?

What produces bile?
and where does it pass through to get to the gall bladder?

Define cholestasis

What can cause cholestasis?

What are the functions of the liver?

What are the 2 blood supplies of the liver?

where does blood exit the liver from?

What is a portal triad made up of?

and where do they originate from?

Where does the blood in the portal areas flow to? where does this lead to?

If animal becomes hypoxic, which hepatocytes are likely to be damage?

If a hepatic toxin is absorbed from the GIT, which hepatocytes are more likely to be damaged?

What is the word for inflammation of botht eh liver and biliary tract?

What is teh word for inflammation of the gall bladder?

What are some ways teh liver responds to injury?

What does regenerating liver look like? and what can it be mistaken for?

When does fibrosis occur?

What does fibrosis cause the liver to look like grossly?

What does cirrhosis describe?

how does liver appear?

what does it result from?

What are some changes you see as liver disease progresses towards failure?

Why do you see odema with liver failure?

where is the odema seen?

Why do you see neurological signs with liver failure?

Why do you see increased bleeding time with liver disease?

what CS may you see?

what blood work changes may you see?

Why may liver disease cause photosensitization?

What are some changes seen on biochemistry with liver failure?

What are some clues that an anaemia is non regenerative?

How do you differentiate between regenerative anaemia due to haemolysis or haemorrhage?

What does polychromasia mean ?

what does anisocytosis mean?

What would make you think an anaemia is potentially regenerative?

What is erythrocytosis generally due to?

What does primary haemostasis involve?

What does secondary haemostasis involve?

What does neutrophilia with a left shift reflect?

What does "toxic change" indicate?

Describe features of a Stress leukogram

What are the main causes of neutrophilia?

What may cause a neutropenia?

What does panhyperproteinaemia involve?

and what usually causes it?

What can cause panhypoproteinaemia?

What can cause hyperglobulinaemia?

What can cause hypoglobulinaemia?

What can cause non- renal azotaemia?

What does pre-renal azotameia with a concentrated USG indicate?

What causes renal azotaemia?

What causes post renal azotaemia?

What is the range for:
hyposthenuric
isosthenuric
minimal concentration
and optimal concentration?