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Provides specific patient actions, including maintaining wellness schedules, educating owners on early cancer signs, and retesting with a 4-hour fast when indicated. Includes guidance on reviewing medical history, checking for clinical signs such as lumps and swollen lymph nodes, and interpreting elevated scores after retest. 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Retest at the next visit.","Answer",{"name":115,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How should caution zone results be handled, especially regarding fasting?",{"text":117,"@type":113},"If the patient was fasted and is otherwise healthy, retest in 2–4 weeks with a 4-hour fast. If it was not fasted and is otherwise healthy, repeat the test at the earliest convenience with a 4-hour fast.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"Does a high Nu.Q® score mean advanced cancer or shorter survival time?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"No. The test is not intended to serve as a prognostic. 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Retest atthe next visit.  \nLow Risk  \nInterpretation: Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test results at the high risk level are consistent with an increased risk of cancer in healthy animals over the age of 1 year, and all genders.  \nHigh Risk  \nActions*:  \nReview medical history for previous conditions.  \nCheck for lumps, swollen lymph nodes, or signs of pains.  \nLook for elevated white blood cell counts indicating inflammation.  \nInterpretation: Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test results in the caution zone may have a number of contributing factors.  \nCaution Zone  \nActions**:  \nIf the patient has been fasted, and is otherwise healthy, retest in 2-4 weeks ensuring a 4-hour fast.  \nIf the patient has not been fasted, and is otherwise healthy, repeat the test at your earliest convenience ensuring a 4-hour fast.  \n*If medical history review is inconclusive, please call or email our AskNu.Q® Vet Hotline or Inbox to consult with a veterinary professional on your complex case before conducting invasive or costly procedures. See contact details in the footer.  \n** If the Nu.Q® score remains elevated after retest, please refer to \"high risk\" actions for patient information to consider before conducting more costly or invasive procedures.  \nIf the Nu.Q® score returns to the low risk level after retest, educate the pet owner on early cancer signs and schedule a  \n (979) 709-2348  [asknu.qvet@volition.com](asknu.qvet@volition.com)  volition.com/veterinary  \nNucleosomics™ and Nu.Q® and their respective logos are trademarks and/or service marks of VolitionRx Limited and its subsidiaries.  \nCommunicating Results  \nOur communication guide is designed to demystify the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test results, empowering pet owners with knowledge and actionable steps to take charge of their pet's health at home.  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Low Risk | Result interpretation: \"Bella's test results are in the low risk level, which is a good sign. It suggests she's in good health. \"\u003Cbr>What happens next: \"We'll keep up with her regular wellness checks to ensure she stays healthy. It's always good to catch any potential issue early so make sure you're checking for lumps and bumps, and eating habits. \" |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| \u003Cbr>Caution Zone | Result interpretation: \"Bella's results indicate some minor irregularities, nothing to worry about today. Do you remember if she has had anything to eat in the last 4 hours? \"\u003Cbr>What happens next: \"We'll retest in a few weeks to make sure everything is on track. Make sure she's been fasted at least 4 hours when you come back, if it's easier we can set up an afternoon appointment. \" |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| \u003Cbr>High Risk | Result interpretation:\"Bella's results came back a little high, indicating we should take a closer look. \"\u003Cbr>What happens next: \"We're going to examine some of her blood work to put these results into context. Has there been a change in diet, stress, or any allergies you've noticed lately?\" |\n| --- | --- |\n\nWhat does the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test measure?  \nThe Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test quantifies the circulating nucleosome levels in the blood. When cancer is present, these nucleosomesoriginating from the cancer cells-enter the bloodstream.  \nOur test captures these using antibodies tailored specifically to detect nucleosomes.  \nDoes the baseline Nu.Q® score offer any prognostic insights?  \nThe Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test as a screening tool isn’t intended to serve as a prognostic for cancer. It’s crucial to understand that a“high” Nu.Q® score doesn’t imply advanced disease or predict shorter survival time.  \nDo pre-existing or other conditions impact the results of the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test?  \nOur current research suggests managed conditions like chronic inflammation or hypothyroid","cbCains1RM9FH7AU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCains1RM9FH7AU","pdf",879141,"English","# Results Interpretation & Post-Test Actions\n## Low Risk\n## Caution Zone\n## High Risk\n## Communicating Results\n## What the Test Measures\n## Baseline Score and Prognostic Insights\n## Impact of Pre-existing Conditions\n## When Dogs Should Be Tested","[{\"question\":\"What should be done after a low-risk Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test result?\",\"answer\":\"Maintain the regular wellness check schedule and educate the pet owner about early cancer signs. Retest at the next visit.\"},{\"question\":\"How should caution zone results be handled, especially regarding fasting?\",\"answer\":\"If the patient was fasted and is otherwise healthy, retest in 2–4 weeks with a 4-hour fast. If it was not fasted and is otherwise healthy, repeat the test at the earliest convenience with a 4-hour fast.\"},{\"question\":\"Does a high Nu.Q® score mean advanced cancer or shorter survival time?\",\"answer\":\"No. The test is not intended to serve as a prognostic. A high score does not imply advanced disease or predict shorter survival time.\"}]","cancer-screening-algorithm - Result Interpretation & Post-Test Actions | PDF",1791075910]