It is best to do a biochemical examination before surgery
The situation where we most often encounters dogs that need to do biochemicals is that they need to perform surgery. This is to be able to understand the various indicators of the dog's body and see if there are potential problems. The so -called biochemical examination is to determine whether the function of the system and organs of the content of enzymes, proteins, lipids, and other metabolites in pet blood is normal.
Need to do biochemical situation:
1. Physical examination
In fact, there are not many owners who help dogs do medical examinations every year in China. When doing physical examinations, they will help the dogs to live, so as to understand the various indicators of the dog's body.
2. Before surgery
Surgery is actually relatively large for pets, especially elderly dogs. Perhaps for some young dogs, the owners do not allow them to perform surgery directly. During this period, the dog's physical condition is okay, and there may be no problems. However, for the old dogs, it is recommended to conduct biochemical examinations to understand whether the function of their liver, kidney and other organs is normal to determine the danger of surgery.
3. certain diseases
When there are problems such as suspicion of heart, liver, kidney, pancreas, etc., biochemical examinations are required. During the treatment, biochemical examinations are also required to confirm physical recovery. After that, you must follow the doctor's advice to conduct regular review.
Various indicators abnormal meaning:
1. CA (calcium ion): A variety of diseases such as lactating, nutritional disorders, tumors and other diseases can cause abnormal indicators
2.TP (total protein): protein content in animal blood, dehydration, liver and kidney disease, or gastrointestinal disease will cause this indicator to be abnormal
3.ALB (white protein): synthesis of liver, liver disease, kidney disease, dehydration, gastrointestinal disease or parasite can be abnormal
4.ALT (Alanine metastases): Diagnostic indicators of dog liver disease, when liver damage or liver disease will increase significantly
5. GLOB (globulin): High globulin represents chronic inflammatory diseases, such as heartworm, virus, parasitic or bacterial infection
6.TBIL (total bilirubin): The disease that is used to evaluate anemia and the bile duct system
7. BUN (urea nitrogen in blood): produced by the liver and excluded the kidneys, which is one of the kidney indicators. Sometimes other causes (dehydration, liver disease, diet) will also increase it
8.CREA (creatinine): muscle metabolites, eliminated by kidney, kidney disease or urethral obstruction will rise
9. GGT (R-glutamine rigidase): liver indicator function
10. PHOS (phosphorus): The rising phosphorus value is an indicator of kidney disease, especially advanced renal diseases
11.ALKP (alkaline phosphatase): Animal liver function (bile duct system) index, the liver (bile duct) part will increase significantly when there is pain.
12. GLU (blood glucose): glucose concentration in blood, if the animal is in good condition or sick (such as diabetes) at that time, this indicator will occur abnormal
13.chol (cholesterol): When there is liver and kidney disease or endocrine abnormalities, this indicator will rise
14.AMYL (pancreatic amylase): indicators of pancreatic diseases, usually measured with lipa (pancreatic lipase) to evaluate the condition of pancreatic disease
15.TBIL (total bilirubin): The disease that is used to evaluate anemia and the bile duct system
16.lipa (pancreatic lipase): pancreatic disease indicator