Blood with Hafferman

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Blood. Parts of blood. Blood values.
Bree Eikenberry
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    Blood
    Veins:  -Lateral Saphenous, back leg -Medial Saphenous, Inner back leg --feline -Cephalic, front leg  -Juglar, neck    Parts of blood: -Plasma, water, protein, Electrolytes (clotting factors)  -Serum, no clotting times (thyroid, potassium bromide, phenobarb)

Slide 2

    Blood Continued
                      Types of tests: MAT -- Titers (developing antibodies, late infection)  PCR -- Antigen (active infection)                    Organs to blood Liver:                     enzymes decrease if failing   -Albumin (makes protein)  -Cholesterol (makes fats) -BUN (breaks down protein)  -Glucose (makes suga) -AST (can be caused by muscle damage -ALT (damage to liver, can fluctuate from toxins, stress, and bacteria) -ALK/ALKP (bone growth, increased with age) -GGT (Gallbladder acids) -Total Bilirubin (in liver and red blood, elevated W/hemolosis. Serum color) Kidney:                         Values increase if failing -BUN (breaks down protein) -Creatinine (makes energy) -Phosphorus (found in food)  -Calcium (values decrease in late-stage. Abdorbed through intestines and disposed of via urine)
    Caption: : Electrolytes:                           Hydration level -Sodium (High if no V/D, low if V/D -Potassium (low w V/D) -NA/R (Adrenal glands. Higher potassium to low sodium) -Chloride (mimics sodium)
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