Which of the following terms refers to tissues

5. A serum sample that appears milky is best described as: 1. lipemic. 2. icteric. 3. chylous. 4. purulent. 6. Antibodies belong to a class of: 1. carbohydrates. 2. enzymes. 3. hormones. 4. proteins. 7. In ultrasonography, which of the following terms refers to tissues that reflect more sound back to the transducer than to surrounding tissues? 1. Anechoic 2. Hypoechoic 3. Hyperechoic 4. Isoechoic 8. A 15.4-lb (7-kg) patient under isoflurane general anesthesia exhibits a heart rate below 60 beats per minute, prolonged capillary refill time, centering of the eyes, pupil dilation, and muscle flaccidity. The most appropriate management option for this patient is to: 1. increase the isoflurane being delivered and increase the IV fluid rate. 2. reduce the isoflurane being delivered and decrease the IV fluid rate. 3. reduce the isoflurane being delivered and increase the IV fluid rate. . increase the isoflurane being delivered and decrease the IV fluid rate. 9. A 12.45 kg dog (2.2 pounds = 1 kg) presents to the clinic 8% hydrated. What is the volume of fluids AUTO required to resolve the deficit? 1. 555 mL 2. 996 mL . 1592 mL 4. 2192 mL 10. The analgesic effects of NSAIDs occur mainly because of their ability to: 1. block the transmission of pain impulses by sensory nerves. 2. inhibit the production of prostaglandins. 3. inhibit production of arachidonic acid. 4. block the sodium channels in neurons.