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    Clinica Veterinara Flippervet: Biochemical Inspection Report

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    The veterinary report provides the results of a biochemical inspection of a 13-year old cat named Bella. The results include levels of albumin, total protein, globulin, calcium, glucose, blood urea nitrogen, phosphorus, amylase, cholesterol, alanine aminotransferase, total bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, creatinine, and creatine kinase. Most results fall within normal ranges, though BUN and alkaline phosphatase are slightly high. The report analyzes potential clinical significance of abnormal levels.

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    The veterinary report provides the results of a biochemical inspection of a 13-year old cat named Bella. The results include levels of albumin, total protein, globulin, calcium, glucose, blood urea nitrogen, phosphorus, amylase, cholesterol, alanine aminotransferase, total bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, creatinine, and creatine kinase. Most results fall within normal ranges, though BUN and alkaline phosphatase are slightly high. The report analyzes potential clinical significance of abnormal levels.

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    The veterinary report provides the results of a biochemical inspection of a 13-year old cat named Bella. The results include levels of albumin, total protein, globulin, calcium, glucose, blood urea nitrogen, phosphorus, amylase, cholesterol, alanine aminotransferase, total bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, creatinine, and creatine kinase. Most results fall within normal ranges, though BUN and alkaline phosphatase are slightly high. The report analyzes potential clinical significance of abnormal levels.

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    Clinica veterinara Flippervet

    Biochemical Inspection Report


    Species: Cat ID: Patient Name: Bella
    Owner Name: Nabulsi Adina Gender: Age: 13 Years
    Sample Type: Whole Blood Diagnosis:
    LOT:

    Item Result Unit Ranges Indicator


    Low Normal High
    ALB 3.00 g/dL 2.2-4.5
    TP 6.90 g/dL 5.4-8.9
    GLO 3.90 g/dL 1.5-5.7
    A/G 0.80
    Ca 13.50 mg/dL 7.8-11.8
    GLU 108 mg/dL 74-158
    BUN 37.1 mg/dL 10-36
    P 4.37 mg/dL 3.1-8.5
    AMY 1057 U/L 400-2500
    CHOL 155 mg/dL 65-225
    ALT 43 U/L 8.2-100
    TBIL 0.14 mg/dL 0.1-0.9
    ALP 23 U/L 14-120
    CRE 1.31 mg/dL 0.3-2.1
    BUN/CRE 28
    CK 449 U/L 0-530
    Item Clinical significance
    ALB ↑Commonly seen in dehydration;
    ↓Commonly seen in malnutrition, damage of liver function, massive bleeding, parasite and other consumptive
    diseases related to intestinal tract;
    TP ↑Commonly seen in dehydration and the increase of immunoglobulin;
    ↓Commonly seen in malnutrition, chronic inflammation, diseases related to liver, kidney and gastrointestinal
    canal;
    GLO ↑Commonly seen in chronic inflammation and infection;
    ↓No clinical significance;
    A/G Reduction is common in liver diseases (such as chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, liver cancer, liver injury, etc.),
    nephrotic syndrome, acute and chronic nephritis, infection or malnutrition.
    Ca ↑Commonly seen in hypercalcinemia, primary parathyroidism and multiple myeloma;
    ↓Commonly seen in hypocalcemia and absorption disorder of small intestine;
    GLU ↑Commonly seen in hypoinsulinism;
    ↓Commonly seen in malnutrition, cacochylia and chronic anemia;
    BUN ↑Commonly seen in renal lesions, excessive decomposition of protein and high protein intake;
    ↓Commonly seen in hepatic failure and deficiency of protein absorption;
    P ↑Commonly seen in bone healing, growth period and kidney diseases;
    ↓Commonly seen in unbalanced diet and hyperthyroidism;
    AMY ↑Commonly seen in pancreatitis, renal lesions and diseases of intestinal mucosa;
    ↓Commonly seen in pancreatic necrosis caused by blockage of pancreatic duct;
    CHOL ↑Commonly seen in cryptorrbea and endocrine disorder;
    ↓Commonly seen in excessive exercise, malnutrition, progressive liver disease and hyperthyroidism;
    ALT ↑Commonly seen in primary hepatocellular disease, diseases of the liver and biliary system, metabolic disorder
    and secondary liver disease;
    ↓No clinical significance;

    Remark: Due to the complexity and individuality of the test results of specific cases, the interpretation of clinical significance is for
    reference only and cannot serve as the evidence for specific disease diagnoses.
    Submit Datetime: 2021-07-09 17:15 Analysis Datetime: 2021-07-09 12:45 Print Datetime: 2021-07-09 13:14
    Submitt: Operator: Reviewer:
    Remark: The result is only responsible for this sample
    TBIL ↑Commonly seen in abnormal function of liver and gallbladder;
    ↓Commonly seen in anemia;
    ALP ↑Commonly seen in diseases of liver and bile, therioma and drug effects;
    ↓Commonly seen in hypothyrea and Zinc deficiency;
    CRE ↑Commonly seen in kidney diseases;
    ↓Commonly seen in malnutrition and muscular atrophy;
    BUN/CRE Higher Ratio is more common in fever, dehydration, gastrointestinal bleeding, cardiac insufficiency,
    hepatorenal syndrome, urinary tract obstruction, high-protein diet, etc .; lower ratio is more common in hunger,
    low-protein diet, combined with severe liver failure, use Diuretic drugs, etc.
    CK ↑Commonly seen in myocardial infarction or muscle atrophy;
    ↓No clinical significance;

    Remark: Due to the complexity and individuality of the test results of specific cases, the interpretation of clinical significance is for
    reference only and cannot serve as the evidence for specific disease diagnoses.
    Submit Datetime: 2021-07-09 17:15 Analysis Datetime: 2021-07-09 12:45 Print Datetime: 2021-07-09 13:14
    Submitt: Operator: Reviewer:
    Remark: The result is only responsible for this sample

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