| The latter designation is a misnomer, because a mild degree of ketosis often is present, and a true coma is uncommon. |
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| For ketosis, the scientists' goal is to come up with a fast, accurate method of identifying animals less likely to suffer the disorder. |
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| The urine ketone dip test was highly sensitive for diabetic ketoacidosis and diabetic ketosis with or without acidosis. |
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| Mild ketosis may be a feature of excessive morning sickness in pregnancy and crash diets. |
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| The real danger in ketosis is that ketones are acidic, and high levels of ketones make the blood abnormally acid. |
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| Three key features of diabetic acidosis are hyperglycemia, ketosis, and acidosis. |
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| The production of high levels of ketones predisposes the cow to ketosis and subsequently milk fever. |
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| At diagnosis the affected child may present with weight loss, ketosis, and acidosis. |
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| Diseases related to comfort include lameness, hock or neck injury, mastitis, milk fever, ketosis and displaced abomasum. |
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| The liquid dispenser can be used to give cows propylene glycol, to help prevent ketosis and raise milk production. |
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| Fat mobilisation in early lactation can cause ketosis in high yielding cows. |
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| Traits the researchers analysed were clinical mastitis, lameness, metritis, ketosis and displaced abomasum. |
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| Before the farm began using the NR Transition product line, cases of subclinical ketosis were common. |
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| Instead, a residue of ketone bodies remains: the body is in a state of ketosis. |
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| The system also detects early signs of ketosis and together with immediate treatment minimises the risk that the cow develops clinical ketosis. |
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| Additionally, bodybuilders following cyclical ketogenic diets would probably benefit from MCTs, since they have to readapt to ketosis every week after carb-loading phases. |
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| Proper nutrition is also required to ensure cows can properly ward infections such as mastitis and prevent metabolic problems such as milk fever and ketosis. |
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| Boney urged that those with DKA and ketosis should be started on intravenous fluids and insulin, regardless of their age and body habitus. |
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| This is a normal adaptive physiologic response, called ketosis, which has historically enabled humans to survive periods of famine. |
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| This not only spares protein but also ensures that fats are completely metabolized and prevents a condition known as ketosis, the accumulation of products of fat breakdown, called ketones, in the body. |
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| This stage is called ketosis, and among its by-products are a buildup of acetoacetate, which is believed to produce mild intoxication, and a release of beta endorphins, which are linked to satiety. |
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| Risk factors for monogenic diabetes include children with mild hyperglycemia in the absence of ketosis and a strong family history of diabetes with an autosomal dominant pattern of inheritance. |
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| In this way, problems with subclinical ketosis were alleviated. |
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| Clinical ketosis can result in a milk loss of 600 kg. per lactation. |
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| Firstly the ketones, released during ketosis as you start to burn fat for fuel, suppress appetite. |
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| This takes the body into a state called ketosis whereby body-fat is burned as fuel. |
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| This assay can provide earlier detection for clinically significant ketosis and improve ER and CDU throughput. |
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| The role of exogenous insulin in the complex of hepatic lipidosis and ketosis associated with insulin resistance phenomenon in postpartum dairy cattle. |
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| Research shows ketosis has a major impact on the dairy industry and is a challenge for farmers as this gateway disease in the transition period often goes undetected. |
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