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1
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3RD major body fluid

A

CSF

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CSF is the 3RD major body fluid
Discovered by?

A

Cotugno

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Functions of CSF (3)

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  1. Supply nutrients to the nervous system
  2. Remove metabolic waste
  3. Produce mechanical barrier to cushion the brain and spinal cord against trauma
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Layers of our Head (4)

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Skin
Skull
Meninges
Brain

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3 Layers of Meninges +1

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DURA MATER
ARACHNOID MATER
*SUBARACHNOID SPACE
PIA MATER

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What layer of Meninges?
OUTER LAYER
LINES THE SKULL AND VETEBRAL CANAL

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DURA MATER

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What layer of Meninges?
SPIDERWEB-LIKE
FILAMENTOUS INNER MEMBRANE

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ARACHNOID MATER

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What layer of Meninges?
BELOW ARACHNOID
WHERE CSF FLOWS

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*SUBARACHNOID SPACE

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What layer of Meninges?
INNERMOST LAYER
LINES THE SURFACE OF THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD

A

PIA MATER

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DURA MATER (Latin:_____)

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Hard Mother

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PIA MATER (Latin:_______)

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Gentle Mother

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Specific part of the brain that produces CSF through selective filtration

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Choroid Plexus

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Choroid Plexus
Specific part of the brain that produces CSF through selective filtration
At a rate of?

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20 mL/hour

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-reabsorbs CSF back into the blood (if not=HYDROCEPHALUS)
-act as a one-way valves to prevent reflux

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ARACHNOID VILLI/GRANULATIONS

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ARACHNOID VILLI/GRANULATIONS
-reabsorbs CSF back into the blood (if not=__________)
-act as a one-way valves to prevent reflux

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HYDROCEPHALUS

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16
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Protects the brain from chemicals and other substances circulating in the blood that can harm the brain tissues

A

Blood Brain Barrier (BBB)

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17
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Blood Brain Barrier (BBB)
If damage, other chemicals, WBCs and proteins will enter the CSF that will lead to? (2)

A

Meningitis and Multiple Sclerosis

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18
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Up to ______ of CSF can be collected

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20 mL

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CSF Method of Collection: ______ Puncture (between 3rd, 4th, or 5th lumbar vertebrae)

A

Lumbar

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Method of Collection: Lumbar Puncture (between _______ lumbar vertebrae)

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3rd, 4th, or 5th

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21
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Normal Value of CSF in Adults:

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90-150 mL
140-170 mL

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22
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Normal Value of CSF in Neonates:

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10-60 mL

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23
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______CSF tubes are collected (sometimes 4)

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3

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24
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3 CSF tubes are collected (sometimes ____)

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4

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25
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CSF tube 1 test

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For Chemistry & Serology

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CSF tube 2 test

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For Microbiology

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CSF tube 3 test

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For Hematology and Cell count

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CSF tube 4 test

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Additional testing for Microbiology and Serology

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29
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CSF tube 1 storage

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Frozen

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30
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CSF tube 2 storage

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Room Temperature

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31
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CSF tube 3 storage

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Refrigerator

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32
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What tube number in CSF? least affected by blood or bacteria introduced as a result of the tap procedure.

A

Tube 1

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What tube number in CSF? Least likely to contain cells introduced by the spinal tap

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Tube 3

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34
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What tube number in CSF? Better exclusion of skin contamination

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Tube 4

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35
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Left-over_______ may also be used for additional chemical or serologic tests

A

supernatant fluid

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Excess fluid should _____ and should be frozen until there is no further use of it.

A

not be discarded

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37
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Order of testing of CSF if only 1 tube of sample is available?

A

Micro—> Hema—> Chem/Sero

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inflammation in the membrane of the brain and spinal cord

A

meningitis

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39
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yellow color & coagulate rapidly & with high protein, blockage in spinal circulation due to tumor

A

Froin syndrome

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40
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What is the appearance of CSF if the following is observed:
Increased WBCs (>200/uL)
RBCs (>400/uL)
Lipids, Proteins
Microorganisms

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Hazy, turbid, milky, cloudy

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What is the appearance of CSF if the following is observed:
Increased RBCs (>6000/uL)

A

Bloody

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What is the appearance of CSF if the following is observed:
Meningitis: inflammation in the membrane of the brain and spinal cord

A

clotted

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43
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What is the appearance of CSF if the following is observed:
Froin syndrome: yellow color & coagulate rapidly & with high protein, blockage in spinal circulation due to tumor

A

Pellicle

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44
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What is the appearance of CSF if the following is observed:
Due to hemoglobin degradation product

PINK: slight amount of oxyhemoglobin

YELLOW: Oxyhemoglobin-🡪unconjugated bilirubin

ORANGE: Heavy hemolysis

Other causes of xanthochromia include elevated serum bilirubin, presence of the pigment carotene, markedly increased protein concentrations, and melanoma pigment, Rifampin

A

xanthochromic

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45
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Due to hemoglobin degradation product
PINK is caused by?

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slight amount of oxyhemoglobin

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Due to hemoglobin degradation product
YELLOW is caused by?

A

Oxyhemoglobin-🡪unconjugated bilirubin

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47
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Due to hemoglobin degradation product
ORANGE is caused by?

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Heavy hemolysis

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48
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Other causes of xanthochromia include (5)

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elevated serum bilirubin
presence of the pigment carotene
markedly increased protein concentrations, melanoma pigment
Rifampin

49
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Traumatic Tap: DISTRIBUTION OF BLOOD ON 3 TUBES

A

Uneven (1 heaviest conc.>2>3)

50
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Traumatic Tap: CLOT FORMATION

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(+) due to plasma fibrinogen

51
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Traumatic Tap: SUPERNATANT

A

Clear

52
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Traumatic Tap: ERYTHROPHAGES
(MACROPHAGES W/ INGESTED RBCS)

A

Absent

53
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Traumatic Tap: D-DIMER

A

Negative

54
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Intracranial Hemorrhage: DISTRIBUTION OF BLOOD ON 3 TUBES

A

Even

55
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Intracranial Hemorrhage: CLOT FORMATION

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(-) CSF has no fibrinogen

56
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Intracranial Hemorrhage: SUPERNATANT

A

Xanthochromic

57
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Intracranial Hemorrhage: ERYTHROPHAGES
(MACROPHAGES W/ INGESTED RBCS)

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Present

58
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Intracranial Hemorrhage: D-DIMER

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Positive

59
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CSF Cell Count: Any cell count should performed?

A

immediately

60
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CSF Cell Count: WBCs and RBCs begin to lyse within?

A

1 hour

61
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CSF Cell Count: 40% of WBCs disintegrate within?

A

2 hours

62
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CSF Cell Count: ______ of WBCs disintegrate within 2hours

A

40%

63
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WBC Count
Routinely performed in CSF
Normal values:
ADULT: ______
NEONATES: _______

A

0-5 WBCs/uL
0-30 WBCs/uL

64
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CSF Dilution: Clear

A

Undiluted

65
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CSF Dilution: Slightly Hazy

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1:10

66
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CSF Dilution: Hazy

A

1:20

67
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CSF Dilution: Slightly Cloudy

A

1:100

68
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CSF Dilution: Cloudy/Slightly bloody

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1:200

69
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CSF Dilution: Turbid/Bloody

A

1:10,000

70
Q

WBC Diluting fluid for CSF: ______________________

A

3% acetic acid with methylene blue

71
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RBC Count is Done only in cases of?

A

traumatic tap

72
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RBC Count: ______ count and ______ concentration should be corrected

A

WBC; protein

73
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RBC Count:
WBC count and protein concentration should be corrected
Subtract (-) _______ WBC for every 700 RBC seen
(-) _______ Total protein concentration for every 10,000 RBCs/uL
(-) _______ Total protein concentration for every 1,200 RBCs/uL

A

Subtract (-) 1 WBC for every 700 RBC seen
(-)8 mg/dL Total protein concentration for every 10,000 RBCs/uL
(-)1 mg/dL Total protein concentration for every 1,200 RBCs/uL

74
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CSF Differential Count is Performed on?

A

stained smear

75
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CSF Differential Count
Specimen should be concentrated before smearing by using applicable methods: (4)

A

Cytocentrifugation
Centrifugation
Sedimentation
Filtration

76
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Fluid is added on conical chamber
Cells are forced into monolayer within a 6mm diameter circle on the slide

A

Cytocentrifuge

77
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Cytocentrifuge:
Fluid is added on _______ chamber
Cells are forced into monolayer within a ______ diameter circle on the slide

A

Fluid is added on conical chamber
Cells are forced into monolayer within a 6mm diameter circle on the slide

78
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Cytocentrifuge: Addition of Albumin:

A

Increases cell yield/recovery
Decrease cellular distortion

79
Q

Predominant Cells in CSF:
Predominant: (2)
Ocassional: (1)

A

Predominant: lymphocytes & monocytes
Ocassional: Neutrophils

80
Q

Adult ratio of lymphocytes & monocytes in CSF

A

Adults (70:30 ratio)
70%-lymphocytes
30%- monocytes

81
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Neonates ratio of lymphocytes & monocytes in CSF

A

Neonates (Inversed ratio)
Up to 80% monocytes is considered normal

82
Q

Increased ____________ are seen in the CSF in association with parasitic infections, fungal infections (primarily Coccidioides immitis)

A

Eosinophils

83
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CSF Protein:
Normal values:
Adult: ______
Infants: _______
Immature: _______

A

Normal values:
Adult: 15-45 mg/dL
Infants: 150 mg/dL
Immature: 500 mg/dL

84
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CSF Protein: Increased in: (4)

A
  • Damage to the BBB (most common): meningitis & hemorrhage
  • Production of immunoglobulins within the CNS: Multiple sclerosis
  • Decreased normal protein clearance from fluid
  • Neural tissue degeneration
85
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CSF Protein: Decreased in: (4)

A
  • CSF leakage/ trauma
  • Recent puncture
  • Rapid CSF production
  • Water intoxication
86
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major CSF protein

A

albumin

87
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2nd most prevalent CSF in protein

A

Prealbumin

88
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Alpha globulins in CSF protein (2)

A
  • Haptoglobin
  • Ceruloplasmin
89
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______ is the major beta globulin present

A

Transferrin

90
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Gamma globulin in CSF (2)

A
  • Immunoglobulin G (IgG)
  • Immunoglobulin A (IgA)- in small amounts
91
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PROTEINS NOT FOUND IN THE CSF: (3)

A
  • Immunoglobulin M (IgM)
  • Fibrinogen
  • Beta lipoprotein
92
Q

CSF Protein Determination
TOTAL PROTEIN
Turbidimetric (2)

A

Trichloroacetic acid (TCA)
Sulfosalicylic acid (SSA)

93
Q

CSF Protein Determination
Dye-binding (1)

A

Coomassie Brilliant Blue

94
Q

CSF Protein Determination:
preferred method (precipitates albumin & globulin)

A

Trichloroacetic acid (TCA)

95
Q

CSF Protein Determination:
precipitates albumin only
to precipitate globulin, add sodium citrate

A

Sulfosalicylic acid (SSA)

96
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CSF Protein Determination:
protein binds to dye— dye turns from red to blue

A

Coomassie Brilliant Blue

97
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assess the integrity of BBB

A

CSF/Serum Albumin Index

98
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CSF/Serum Albumin Index:
Normal value: ___
Abnormal: ____
- _____= slight impairment
- _____ = moderate impairment
- _____= severe impairment
- ______= complete damage to BBB

A

Normal value: <9
Abnormal: >9
9-14= slight impairment
15-30= moderate impairment
>30= severe impairment
100= complete damage to BBB

99
Q

assess conditions with IgG production within the CNS (ex. Multiple Sclerosis)

A

IgG Index

100
Q

IgG Index:
Normal value: ______
Abnormal value: ______ —> indicative of MS

A

Normal value: <0.77
Abnormal value: >0.77 —> indicative of MS

101
Q

-for detection of oligoclonal bonds (y-region)
-indicates immunoglobulin production

A

CSF Electrophoresis

102
Q

CSF Electrophoresis:
2 or more oligoclonal bands in CSF but not in serum

A

Multiple Sclerosis

103
Q

CSF Electrophoresis: oligoclonal bands in serum but not in CSF

A

Leukemia, Lymphoma, Viral infections

104
Q

CSF Electrophoresis:
oligoclonal bands in serum and CSF

A

HIV

105
Q

Demyelinating disorder
Findings:
(+) anti-myelin sheath autoantibody
(+) oligoclonal band in CSF but not in serum
(+) myelin basic protein- monitor the course of MS
Increase IgG index

A

Multiple Sclerosis

106
Q

CSF Enzymes: (3)

A

Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)
Creatinine Kinase
Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST)

107
Q

CSF Enzymes:
Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)
Serum LDH:
Normal:_____________
Flipped pattern (AMI): _____

A

2>1>3>4>5; 1>2

108
Q

CSF Enzymes:
CSF LDH
Normal: ________________
Neurological abnormalities: ______
Bacterial meningitis: _______

A

CSF LDH
Normal: LD1>2>3>4>5
Neurological abnormalities: LD 2>1
Bacterial meningitis: LD 5>4>3>2>1

109
Q

CSF LDH Isoenzymes: LD1 &2:

A

brain tissues

110
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CSF LDH Isoenzymes: LD2& 3:

A

lymphocytes

111
Q

CSF LDH Isoenzymes: LD4 & 5:

A

neutrophils

112
Q

AGENTS OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS: Birth to 1 month old

A

Streptococcus agalactiae, Gram-negative rods

113
Q

AGENTS OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS: 1 month to 5 years old

A

Haemophilus influenzae

114
Q

AGENTS OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS: 5-29 years old

A

Neisseria meningitidis

115
Q

AGENTS OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS: >29 years old

A

Streptococcus pneumoniae

116
Q

AGENTS OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS: Infants, elderly, immunocompromised

A

Listeria monocytogenes

117
Q

CSF: Serologic Testing: for detection of bacterial antigens

A

Latex agglutination test and ELISA

118
Q

CSF: Serologic Testing: recommended by CDC for the detection of Neurosyphilis

A

VDRL (Venereal Disease Research Laboratories)

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