Clinical Chemistry Flashcards

(115 cards)

1
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Abrupt change in the mean

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Shift

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2
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6 values continue to increase/decrease

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Trend

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3
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Vertical line (y-axis)

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Dependent variable

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4
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Major apolipoprotein of chylomicrons

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Apo B48

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5
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Transferin, hemopexin, complement

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Beta globulins

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6
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UV region

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<400 nm

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7
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Most concentrated NPN

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Urea

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8
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Enzyme category of 5’-nucleotidase

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Hydrolase

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9
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CK-MB will begin to rise after

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4-6 hours

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10
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Metal with high affinity to keratin

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Arsenic

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11
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Determine difference between SD of 2 groups of data

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F-test

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12
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Treatment for various seizure disorders

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Carbamazepine

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13
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Emphysema causes what acid-base disorder

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Respiratory acidosis

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14
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Used for measuring pH and pCO2

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Potentiometry

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15
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Effect of increased glucose to sodium

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Decreased sodium

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16
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Conversion factor of BUN to UREA

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2.14

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17
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Increased growth hormone in children

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Gigantism

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18
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Blood alcohol level of 0.35-0.50%

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Coma and possible death

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19
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Reverse metabolism for LDH

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Wrobleuski La Due

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20
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Substrate in Bowers and McComb (ALP)

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p-nitrophenylphosphate (PNPP)

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21
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Vertical position when not in use

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Horizontal centrifuge

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22
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Lipoprotein with the least density

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Chylomicrons

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23
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Beta-gamma bridging

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Liver cirrhosis

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24
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% Blood alcohol: Impaired consciousness

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0.27-0.40

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BMI of underweight
<18.5 kg/m^2
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Enzyme classification of G6PD
Oxidoreductase
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Depends on substrate concentration
First order kinetics
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Phosphomolybdate reagent
Folin-Wu
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Uses common reaction vessel
Continuous flow analyzer
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Middle or midpoint value
Median
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10% bleach inactivates HBV in
10 minutes
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Copper-binding glycoprotein
Ceruloplasmin
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Odor of bitter almonds
Cyanide poisoning
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Confirmatory test for acromegaly
Glucose-suppression - OGTT (75g)
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Sample used in external QC
Blind sample
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Very FAR from a set of control values
Outlier
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Methylenedioxymethampethamine
Ecstasy
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Common specimen used for POCT
Capillary blood
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CTAD anticoagulant is used for
Coagulation studies
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Part of "glucose tolerance factor"
Chromium
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8 values on one side of the mean
8x
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Enzyme classification of aldolase
Lyase
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Most heat-labile isoenzyme
Bone
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Ideal fasting time for lipid studies
12 hours
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Highest CK activity is seen in
Duchenne's muscular dystrophy
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Non protein molecule for enzyme activity
Cofactor
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E + S = ES = E + P
Enzyme catalytic reaction
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Enzyme increased in chronic alcoholism
GGT
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Hypernatremia when serum Na is
>145 mmol/L
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Electrode used for potassium (K)
Valinomycin-based electrode
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Generally used reagent water type
Type 2
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Conversion factor for cholesterol
0.026
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BMI of overweight individuals
25 - 29.9
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3 step method for cholesterol determination
Abell-Kendal
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Relative concentration of a solution
Dilution
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Known as the "master gland"
Pituitary gland
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Enzyme used for rape investigation
ACP
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Cause of relative hyperproteinemia
Dehydration
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Kernicterus is accumulation of bilirubin in the
Brain tissues
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Compare previous specimen from recent result
Delta check
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Most common cause of hyperkalemia
Impaired renal excretion
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Reverse method for CK
Oliver-Rosalki
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Zona glomerulosa produces
Mineralocorticoids (e.g. Aldosterone)
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Vitamin C deficiency leads to
Scurvy
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Critical level for hyperkalemia
>6.5 mEq/L
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Most potent androgen
Testosterone/dihydrotestosterone
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Marked hyperkalemia may lead to
Cardiac arrest
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Odor of garlic breath toxicity
Arsenic toxicity
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Reference method for measurement of urea
IDMS
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Increased cortisol, increased ACTH
Cushing's disease
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Electrolytes for neuromuscular excitability
K, Ca, Mg
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Theophylline and theobromine are
Bronchodilators
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Panic value for high bicarbonate
>40 mEq/L
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Screening test for acromegaly
Somatomedin-C
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Jaundice is evident when bilirubin is
>2 mg/dL
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Non-destructive technique for lipoprotein particles deficiency
Nuclear magnetic resonance spectrophotometry (NMRS)
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A/G ratio in multiple myeloma and cirrhosis
Low
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Method for measurement of metanephrine and normetanephrine
Pisano method
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Main cause of QC shift
Improper calibration of instrument
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Legally intoxicated blood alcohol level
100 mg/dL or higher
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It uses fluorophore-labeled thyroxine
FPIA (fluorescence polarization immunoassay)
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Vitamin B3 deficiency may lead to
Pellagra
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Effect of amino acids on GH secretion
Increased
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Transportation of drug from administration site to blood
Adsorption
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Effect of thrombocytosis on serum potassium
Increased
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Electrolyte for myocardial rhythm and contraction
K, Ca, Mg
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Effect of hypercalcemia on AG
Decreased
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Electrolyte maintaining electroneutrality
Chloride
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Enzyme classification of cholineesterase
Hydrolase
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BUN and creatinine are significantly increased if GFR is
Decreased by at least 50%
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Overzealous treatment of DM may lead to
Hypoglycemia
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Lipoprotein found in obstructive jaundice, LCAT deficiency
Lipoprotein x
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LFT for hepatocellular damage and necrosis
Serum AST levels (Widmann)
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Unit prefix for 1 million (1x10^6)
Mega
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Cause of hyperglycemia during pregnancy
Hormonal changes
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Why is plasma not preferred for SPE
Due to pseudo beta-gamma bridging effect
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Peak absorbance of uric acid happens at what wavelength
285 nm
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Reflects lowest drug concentration in blood
Trough concentration
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Temperature of analyzer (random/systematic)
Random error
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Uses luminol and luminometer for T4
Chemiluminiscence
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3M urea inhibits what ALP isoenzyme
Bone ALP
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Most prominent benzodiazepine
Valium
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Is pentazocine natural or synthetic
Synthetic
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Numerator in H-H equation reflects
Kidney (bicarbonate reabsorption)
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Alpha 1,4-glucosidase deficiency
Pompe disease
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To establish DM symptoms, RBS should be
>200 mg/dL
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Conversion factor of ammonia
0.587
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Major advantage of centrifugal analysis
Batch analysis
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Borderline high for TAG
150-199 mg/dL
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Marker for bone resorption
Cross-linked C telopeptide
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10-fold increase in AMG is seen in
Nephrotic syndrome
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Effect of salicylate poisoning on AG
Increased
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1st responder to stress within seconds
Catecholamines
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IC iron transporter: int surface to inside cell
DMT-1
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Electrolyte, BUN, crea, osmolality done. Next?
Determine osmolal gap