lab/diagnostic interpretation Flashcards

1
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glucose transport maximum

A

180 mcg/dl

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2
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leukocytosis def

A

> 11 wbc

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3
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neutrophils

A

pyogenic infections
~60%

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4
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lymphocytes

A

viral infections, TB
~22%

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5
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monocytes

A

TB, viral infections
~5%

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6
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eosinophils

A

parasitic infections, drug allergy, cocci
~2-4%

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7
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4 causes of leukocytosis

A

infection
steroids
cancer/leukemia
catastrophic event

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8
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left shift

A

release of bands and segs from bone marrow in presence of infection

bands go up, indicates infection

correlate w s/s of infection & pain

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9
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how to diff between leukocytosis d/t infection vs steroids

A

infections - left shift (neutrophils)
steroids - elevation in all counts

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10
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causes of glucosuria

A

fanconi’s syndrome
diabetes
cushing’s

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11
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causes of ketonuria

A

alcohol
DKA
starvation

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12
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nitroprusside test

A

tests for serum ketones

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13
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what are acute phase reactants?

A

proteins that increase in the plasma when you have inflammation

ESR (fibrinogen) & CRP (responds quickly)
haptoglobin
albumin - negative

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14
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functions of acute phase reactants

A

help the immune system
fight microbes
trap microbes in local blood clots
increase vascular permeability

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15
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PT

A

11-14 seconds
tissue factor pathway
time for fibrin clot to form
warfarin inconsistencies led to to INR

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16
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normal INR

A

0.8-1.2
below normal not of clear clinical significance

17
Q

elevated INR due to

A

medications
deceased synthesis of clotting factors (liver disease, vit K deficiency)
increased consumption of clotting factors (sepsis/DIC)

18
Q

PTT

A

25-40 seconds
no standardization
elevated in von willebrand, hemophilia, phospholipid antibodies, sepsis, DIC

19
Q

fibrinogen

A

precursor to fibrin
200-400 mg/dl
high - acute phase reactant, pregnancy
low - liver failure, DIC

20
Q

d dimer

A

fiber degradation product
present in clot, DIC, sepsis, malignancy, surgery, trauma, liver disease, pregnancy