Clinical Chemistry Final Review Crossword

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Across
  1. 5. Produced by beta cells in the pancreas
  2. 6. Zone of the adrenal gland responsible for androgen production
  3. 7. Acronym; disease in horses characterized by hypertrichosis, cachexia, glucosuria, and PU/PD. Likely have an adenoma in a portion of the pituitary gland
  4. 9. Produced by alpha cells in the pancreas
  5. 11. Form of Diabetes Insipidus in which there is cortisol interference of ADH function at the renal tubules
  6. 12. Can be activated by Hageman Factor, Urokinase, and TPA
  7. 15. Form of Diabetes Insipidus in which there is cortisol interference with the release of ADH
  8. 16. Isoform of ALP that predominates in patients with hyperthyroidism
  9. 22. Coagulation pathway primarily involving factors III and VII
  10. 23. In addition to Antithrombin III, inhibits Thrombin, Factor IX, and Factor X. Results in overall inhibition of coagulation
  11. 26. Acronym; coagulation test that evaluates the common and intrinsic pathways
  12. 29. In addition to Hyperkalemia, one of the clinicopathologic hallmarks of hypoadrenocorticism
  13. 30. Feline breed, in addition to Himalayans, at decreased risk of developing hyperthyroidism
  14. 31. Common finding regarding potassium levels in animals with later stages of Diabetes Mellitus
  15. 33. Common finding regarding potassium levels in animals with early Diabetes Mellitus
  16. 34. Inhibits coagulation by reducing thrombin availability
  17. 35. Dog breed, in addition to collies, that are known for their predisposition to hypoadrenocorticism
  18. 36. Acronym; dog breed in which Hemophilia A is most commonly reported
  19. 37. Zone of the adrenal gland responsible for glucocorticoid production
Down
  1. 1. Binds Plasminogen during tertiary hemostasis to form a clot
  2. 2. Stage of hemostasis revolving around the formation of a platelet plug
  3. 3. Common name for a disease often confused as being synonymous with PPID
  4. 4. Coagulation pathway XII, XI, IX, VIII
  5. 8. Toxin that can deplete Vitamin K-dependent coagulation factors
  6. 10. Coagulation pathway primarily involving factors X, V, II, and I
  7. 13. Zone of the adrenal gland responsible for mineralocorticoid production
  8. 14. Stage of hemostasis characterized by the resulting formation of an insoluble fibrin clot
  9. 17. Predominant mineralocorticoid that often contributes greatly to clinical disease
  10. 18. Acronym; coagulation test that evaluates the common and extrinsic pathways
  11. 19. Most common dependency manifestation of hyperadrenocorticism (i.e. _____________-dependent)
  12. 20. Stage of hemostasis involving the dissolution of the insoluble fibrin clot formed during the previous stage of hemostasis
  13. 21. Responsible for the activation of every coagulation pathway
  14. 24. Factors II, VII, IX, and X are dependent on this
  15. 25. Hormone likely to have abnormal concentrations in pituitary-dependent hyperadrenocorticism
  16. 27. Results from an increase in GH production with a subsequent increase in glucagon synthesis
  17. 28. Factor IV
  18. 31. Clinical thyroid disease most commonly diagnosed in dogs
  19. 32. Factors IX, VII, X, V, II, and I are primarily produced by this organ