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?

Which condition may occur when the liver is no longer able to metabolize carbohydrates, leading to fats being used as the main source of energy?

When collecting a free-voided urine sample, you need to AVOID which TWO portions?

What are the light sensitive components in urine? Select all that apply.

Which of the following must be true in order to perform a cystocentesis?

Which test system allows for standardization of initial sample volumes and distribution of elements on the slide?

A 2-year-old cat is brought to the hospital after having been locked in a storage shed for 2 days. What would be expected in this situation?

Which plasma protein value is not usually measured directly but derived from the difference between total protein and albumin concentrations?

Which organ produces the majority of plasma proteins?