BIOCHEMICAL-STUDIES OF HEALTHY LAMBS AND PARASITIZED LAMBS - ASCORBIC-ACID, GLUCOSE, PROTEIN, ALAT AND ASAT IN BLOOD-PLASMA OF HEALTHY LAMBS AND LAMBS WITH GASTROINTESTINAL AND RESPIRATORY PARASITES BEFORE ANDAFTER INTRAVENOUS ASCORBIC-ACID SOLUTION
Sa. Kouider et E. Kolb, BIOCHEMICAL-STUDIES OF HEALTHY LAMBS AND PARASITIZED LAMBS - ASCORBIC-ACID, GLUCOSE, PROTEIN, ALAT AND ASAT IN BLOOD-PLASMA OF HEALTHY LAMBS AND LAMBS WITH GASTROINTESTINAL AND RESPIRATORY PARASITES BEFORE ANDAFTER INTRAVENOUS ASCORBIC-ACID SOLUTION, Tierarztliche Umschau, 49(5), 1994, pp. 299-302
The plasma concentrations of ascorbic acid, glucose, protein, ALAT and
ASAT of healthy lambs and intestinal and respiratory tract infested l
ambs before and after the intravenous administration of an ascorbic ac
id solution. Using six lambs, the intravenous administration of ascorb
ic acid at a dose of 10 mg/kg body weight, increasing to 20 mg/kg afte
r a few days, resulted in a mean plasma concentration of ascorbic acid
, after five minutes of 117 mug/ml and 157 mug/ml. In six lambs with a
bomasal, intestinal and respiratory tract parasitism the plasma concen
tration of ascorbic acid was lower than in healthy lambs. Following th
e administration of ascorbic acid the increase in the plasma concentra
tion was less.