Lab Med Midterm pt 3 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q
AST: H
ALT: H
LD: H
ALP: H
TP: N
ALB: N
BILI: H
AMM: N
A

Hepatitis

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AST: N
ALT: N
LD: N
ALP: N/H
TP: L
ALB: L
BILI: H
AMM: H
A

Cirrhosis

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AST: N
ALT: N
LD: N
ALP: H
TP: N
ALB: N
BILI: N/H
A

Obstruct

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AST: N/H
ALT: N/H
LD: H
ALP: H
TP: N
ALB: N
BILI: N/H
A

Tumor

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5
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AST: H++
ALT: H
LD: H
ALP: H
TP: L
ALB: L
BILI: H
A

Failure

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6
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alcoholic hepatitis has what unique test result?

A

AST > ALT

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7
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Liver enzyme that is increased by heavy alcohol intake and by many other conditions that affect the liver

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Gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT)

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8
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__ is used to distinquish chronic granulocytic leukemia from Leukemoid reactions.

A

LAP stain

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9
Q

Gradual or sudden severe epigastric pain that radiates to the back
Weight loss are key signs of:

A

Pancreatitis

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10
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Serum Amylase & Lipase - 3x over upper limit of normal is a big sign of:

A

Acute Pancreatitis

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11
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__ is the controlling factor for calcium and phosphorus.

A

PTH

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12
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What test Differentiates pancreatitis from other acute abdominal disorders?

A

Amylase level

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13
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ECG changes in myocardial infarction

A

ST elevation

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14
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3 cardiac tests (besides EKG)

A

Coronary angiography is often done right away or when the patient is stable.
Exercise stress test
Nuclear stress test

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15
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The main 3 cardiac enzymes measured are:

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troponin I, creatine phosphokinase (CPK, CK) and LDH-1

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16
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Normal LD isoenzyme electrophoresis:

What makes it abnormal?

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LD-2 > LD-1 > LD-3 > LD-4 > LD-5

Abnormal has 1 > 2

17
Q

Wanna have Triglycerides <__

18
Q

(2)__ can increase TG and decrease HDL

A

Thiazide diuretics & B-blockers

19
Q

Increase in __ is associated with Folic acid deficiency and abnormal B12 metabolism
What level?

A

Homocysteine

4-14 micromole/L

20
Q

A protein that elevates during any inflammatory process

Recommended level?

A

C-Reactive Protein

<3mg for heart protection

21
Q

Important in study of atherosclerosis

A

Apoliprotein A & B
Apo A is main component of HDL
Apo B is main component of LDL & VLDL

22
Q

5 types of specimen and how to get the best sample possible for each:

A

blood – sterile, more is better
sputum – not sterile, first morning specimen, not saliva
urine – mid-stream clean catch, morning is best
wound (tissue) – number of bacteria is important
spinal fluid – sterile, techniques, special kit

23
Q

5 things labeled on each specimen:

A
PATIENT’S NAME
ID#
SOURCE OF SPECIMEN
CLINICIAN NAME
DATE AND HOUR
24
Q

Color top? chemistry, serology, clotted blood specimen to blood bank

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Color top? CBC. Fill more than half way, invert 7-10 times
Lavender
26
Color top? Coagulation studies, PT/PTT, factor assays. Must fill to capacity, invert 7-10 times
Light blue
27
Color top? Sedimentation Rate
Black
28
Color top? ABG, special tests
Green
29
Color top? glucose levels, glucose tolerance
Gray
30
Color top? blood culture
Yellow
31
Color top? toxicology
Royal Blue
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Color top? (clot activator for serum separation) – chemistry ,invert gently, clots within 30 minutes, must centrifuge
Gold/red marbled top