“Over-eating”  disease is very common, especially in young calves, sheep and goats.  What common type of Clostridial perfringens is this disease?

Which of the following would be absent or present in only trace amounts in healthy urine and is measured by sulfosalicylic acid turbidity test?

Which is the correct amount of time that a urine sample should be centrifuged?

An animal has a specific gravity of 1.095. Which of the following may be happening to this animal?

Which test is best used to detect bilirubin?

A technician has been asked to confirm the reagent test strip results for urine protein. Which test should be performed?

Which test is used most often in detecting ketones in urine?

A male dog is presented for a possible urinary infection, and the veterinarian would like you to collect a urine sample by cystocentesis. Where should the technician insert the needle for the collection?

A 5-year-old dog weighing 30 lb presents for urinary problems. The urine output for this animal is 625 mL of urine in a 24-hour period. Which term properly identifies this situation?

A male dog is presented for a possible urinary infection, and the veterinarian would like you to collect a urine sample by cystocentesis. Where should the technician insert the needle for the collection?