A small volume of urine produced. In adult dogs and cats oliguria is defined as urine production of less than 0. 5 ml/lb/hr (1 ml/kg/hr). An abnormally small amount of urine. Usually due to dehydration or acute kidney failure.... ↪ Read more Veterinary Drug Handbook (VDH) is the reference veterinarians turn to when they want an independent source of information on the drugs that are used in veterinary medicine today.
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Oliguria
A small volume of urine produced. In adult dogs and cats oliguria is defined as urine production of less than 0. 5 ml/lb/hr (1 ml/kg/hr). An abnormally small amount of urine. Usually due to dehydration or acute kidney failure.... ↪ Read more OFV
Obligate pathogen
Parasite that generally will cause disease ? e. g. Brucella abortus (Brucellosis); Yersinia pestis (Plague); and Mycobacterium bovis (Tuberculosis).... ↪ Read more Objective information
Any information that can be quantified such as the size of a mass, a laboratory value or the grade of a heart mumur.... ↪ Read more Obesity
Nutrients
Feed components required for the maintenance, production and health of animals (water, carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, minerals and vitamins).... ↪ Read more Nutrient requirements
The minimal amounts of nutrients (energy, protein, minerals and vitamins) necessary to meet an animal's minimal needs for maintenance, growth, reproduction, lactation or work.... ↪ Read more Nutrient allowances
Recommendations of nutrient amounts necessary for maintenance, growth, gestation, lactation or performance that include a safety margin to account for variability in feeds and animals (e. g. , environment, health, storage losses).... ↪ Read more Number-averaged molecular weight
The mean of the molecular weight of all the polymers in a solution. The number-averaged molecular weight tells you how quickly a fluid will exert an effect. The smaller the number-averaged molecular weight, the quicker the initial oncotic response.... ↪ Read more Nucleus
Center of the lens. A structure within a cell that contains among other things, genetic information.... ↪ Read more Nuclei (nucleus)
A structure located within a cell. Contains amongst other substances the genetic information of the cell.... ↪ Read more Nuclear sclerosis
Compression of older lens fibers in the nucleus of the lens which results in light-scattering that clinically appears as a gray, homogenous, perfectly round area in the center of the lens which is bilaterally symmeterical; a normal aging change and does not interfere with vision or visualization of... ↪ Read more Popular Diagnoses
Packed cell volume (PCV, hematocrit) Reflex ovulator Mucolytic Microfilaricide Bronchodilator Hematocrit Glucocorticoid Monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) ↪ All veterinary diagnoseOther Diagnoses
Gram negative Gram positive Granuloma H2 antagonist Head pressing Heart block Heartworm Heinz body anemiaPopular Veterinary Clinics
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