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Section 1: Hematology A. Erythrocytes 1. General Principles 2. Erythrocyte Morphology 3. Evaluation of Erythrocytes 4. Anemia 5. Polycythemia 6. Erythrocyte Disorders 7. Large Animal Hematolo gy B. Leukocytes 8. Morphology, Function, and Kinetics 9. Labor atory Evaluation of Leukocytes 10. Interpretation of the Leukogram 11. Altered Morphology and Function C. Plasma Proteins 12. Plasma Proteins D. Myeloproliferative Disorders 13. Myeloproliferative D isorders 14. Acute Myeloid Leukemias 15. Chronic Myeloproliferativ e Disorders 16. Myelodysplastic Syndromes Section 2: Lymphoprolif erative Disorders 17. General and Lymphoma/Lymphosarcoma 18. Lymph oid Leukemias 19. Plasma Cell Neoplasia Section 3: Hemostasis 2 0. Overview of Hemostasis 21. Plateletopathies 22. Disorders of Se condary Hemostasis ? Coagulation 23. Disseminated Intravascular Coagu lation (DIC) and Thrombosis: Microvascular and Macrovascular Thrombosis< BR>Section 4: Electrolytes/Acid Base 24. Introduction to Acid Base 25. Metabolic Acid Base Disorders 26. Respiratory Acid Base Disorder >25. Metabolic Acid Base Disorders 26. Respiratory Acid Base Disorder

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Veterinary Clinical Pathology Secrets is part of the Secret Series? of specialty review texts intended for veterinary students, practitioners, and residents. Content includes hematology, lymphoid neoplasms, acid base disorders, serum chemistries, urinalysis, cytopathology, and nonmammalian (avian and reptilian) clinical pathology. It follows a question-reply format, with questions asked and then answered via short paragraphs, lists, and/or tables. This serves the book's intent well, by providing focused, easy to absorb, packets of information. The book's content is generally time-tested basic clinical pathology drawn from larger veterinary clinical pathology and internal medicine textbooks and review papers. This book is not meant as a primary text, but rather as a review, and will be appreciated as such by veterinary students preparing for state boards, non clinical pathology residents preparing for specialty boards, and clinical pathology residents in their 1st or 2nd year of traini

Veterinary Clinical Pathology Secrets is part of the Secret SeriesA(R) of specialty review texts intended for veterinary students, practitioners, and residents. Content includes hematology, lymphoid neoplasms, acid base disorders, serum chemistries, urinalysis, cytopathology, and nonmammalian (avian and reptilian) clinical pathology. It follows a question-reply format, with questions asked and then answered via short paragraphs, lists, and/or tables. This serves the book's intent well, by providing focused, easy to absorb, packets of information. The book's content is generally time-tested basic clinical pathology drawn from larger veterinary clinical pathology and internal medicine textbooks and review papers. This book is not meant as a primary text, but rather as a review, and will be appreciated as such by veterinary students preparing for state boards, non clinical pathology residents preparing for specialty boards, and clinical pathology residents in their 1st or 2nd year of training. Practitioners and pathologists may want to consider this book for its sizable section on avian and reptilian clinical pathology. <br>- Veterinary Pathology 42: 397-399 (2005)

-Veterinary Clinical Pathology Secrets is part of the Secret Series? of specialty review texts intended for veterinary students, practitioners, and residents. Content includes hematology, lymphoid neoplasms, acid base disorders, serum chemistries, urinalysis, cytopathology, and nonmammalian (avian and reptilian) clinical pathology. It follows a question-reply format, with questions asked and then answered via short paragraphs, lists, and/or tables. This serves the book's intent well, by providing focused, easy to absorb, packets of information. The book's content is generally time-tested basic clinical pathology drawn from larger veterinary clinical pathology and internal medicine textbooks and review papers. This book is not meant as a primary text, but rather as a review, and will be appreciated as such by veterinary students preparing for state boards, non clinical pathology residents preparing for specialty boards, and clinical pathology residents in their 1st or 2nd year of training. Practitioners and pathologists may want to consider this book for its sizable section on avian and reptilian clinical pathology.- - Veterinary Pathology 42:397-399 (2005) Veterinary Clinical Pathology Secrets is part of the Secret Series? of specialty review texts intended for veterinary students, practitioners, and residents. Content includes hematology, lymphoid neoplasms, acid base disorders, serum chemistries, urinalysis, cytopathology, and nonmammalian (avian and reptilian) clinical pathology. It follows a question-reply format, with questions asked and then answered via short paragraphs, lists, and/or tables. This serves the book's intent well, by providing focused, easy to absorb, packets of information. The book's content is generally time-tested basic clinical pathology drawn from larger veterinary clinical pathology and internal medicine textbooks and review papers. This book is not meant as a primary text, but rather as a review, and will be appreciated as such by veterinary students preparing for state boards, non clinical pathology residents preparing for specialty boards, and clinical pathology residents in their 1st or 2nd year of training. Practitioners and pathologists may want to consider this book for its sizable section on avian and reptilian clinical pathology. - Veterinary Pathology 42:397-399 (2005) Veterinary Clinical Pathology Secrets is part of the Secret Series of specialty review texts intended for veterinary students, practitioners, and residents. Content includes hematology, lymphoid neoplasms, acid base disorders, serum chemistries, urinalysis, cytopathology, and nonmammalian (avian and reptilian) clinical pathology. It follows a question-reply format, with questions asked and then answered via short paragraphs, lists, and/or tables. This serves the books intent well, by providing focused, easy to absorb, packets of information. The books content is generally time-tested basic clinical pathology drawn from larger veterinary clinical pathology and internal medicine textbooks and review papers. This book is not meant as a primary text, but rather as a review, and will be appreciated as such by veterinary students preparing for state boards, non clinical pathology residents preparing for specialty boards, and clinical pathology residents in their 1st or 2nd year of training. Practitioners and pathologists may want to consider this book for its sizable section on avian and reptilian clinical pathology. - Veterinary Pathology 42: 397-399 (2005)

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