Cc3 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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Formula for LDL

A

LDL= TC - HDL - TAG/5/2.2

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2
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Vehicle for transport

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Albumin

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3
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Ticket is….. for the bilirubin to be excreted by the kidneys

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Glucuronic acid

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4
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also known as SST

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Yellow top

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5
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Yellow top contains two agents:

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silica particles and a serum separating gel.

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6
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the silica particles activate clotting; the serum separator consists of an ….. which floats as a layer between the blood cells and serum.

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inert polymer gel

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7
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blood must be allowed to clot before centrifugation at

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3500 rpm for 5 minutes.

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8
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Serum separating gel, it separates the serum from red blood cells
No anticogualant
Why does it need to be clot first?

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Coz its not anticoagulated tube it will not preserve the integrity of the cells like the shape, so when you centrifuge the cells will be hemolyzed.

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9
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Why does the blood of Dialysis patient easy to hemolyzed?

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The blood of the dialysis patient undergo machine and some of the blood is donated, so the integrity of its cells are fragile.

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10
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Contains silica particles as clot activator

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Red top

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11
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Contains
ethylenediaminetetraaceti c acid (EDTA), which acts as a potent anticoagulant by binding to calcium in the blood,

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Purple top

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12
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contains buffered sodium citrate,
which acts as an anticoagulant by binding to calcium ions in the blood
and subsequently disrupting the
clotting cascade.

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Blue top

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13
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Extrinsic pathway

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Prothrombin Time

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14
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Intrinsic pathway

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Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (APTT)

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15
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For monitoring patients with warfarin

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INR

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16
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Common pathway

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Thrombin Time or Fibrinogen

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17
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for monitoring patients on IV heparin infusions

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APTR

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18
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For Thrombosis

19
Q

Blue top Why is it short only an inversion han pag mix?
Why 15 mins pag spin?

A

More content of anticoagulant
To get rid of fibrinogen

20
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contains two agents: sodium fluoride, which acts as an antiglycolytic agent to ensure no further glucose breakdown occurs within the sample after it is taken, and potassium oxalate, which acts as an anticoagulant.

21
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acts as an antiglycolytic agent to ensure no further glucose breakdown occurs within the sample after it is taken

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Sodium flouride

22
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Present in gray top which acts as an anticoagulant.

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Potassium oxalate

23
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used for glucose tests (random blood sugar, fasting blood sugar, oral glucose tolerance test), and lactate.

24
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contains sodium heparin
which acts as an anticoagulant. - is used for biochemistry tests that require heparinized plasma or whole blood for analysis

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Dark green top

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is also known as the plasma separating tube (PST). It contains lithium heparin, which acts as an anticoagulant, and a plasma separator gel, which acts to separate the blood cells from the plasma
Light Green top
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Specimen consideration’
Proper patient identification Avoid prolonged torniquet application Proper collection of tubes Labeling of tubes
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Prolonged tourniquet application causes
Hemoconcentration and analytes ma false increase
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serves as a barrier between the serum or plasma and the cells after centrifugation.
Thixotropic gel
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Urine specimen for Pregnancy test
First morning urine
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Urine specimen for microbiology
Midstream
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Urine specimen for catherized
Inpatient
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Urine specimen Use a syringe and inject in the bladder and aspirate
Suprapubic
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Urine specimen for prostatis specimen
Three Glass
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Urine specimen should be in what amount
20 mL
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an ultrafiltrate of the plasma and is approximately two-thirds of the plasma glucose value.
CSF
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Basically our …. in endothelial cells in Choroid Plexus it will filter out the drugs and proteins.
Blood Brain barrier
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Types of CSF Samples that is clear
Normal
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Type of CSF Sample that is turbid/ yellowish Why
Xanthocromic Presence of protein and indication of infection
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Types of CSF sample na may blood
Traumatic Tap
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Affected by posture
Albumin
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increased lipid levels like milk in color
Lipemia
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keep them in ice coz theyre volatile
Ammonia & Blood Gases
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Increase in bilirubin pigment
Icterus
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It refers to a system of controls and procedures that document the progress of a sample from the point of collection through the laboratory to its disposal after the results have been accepted.
Chain of Custody