Laboratory Diagnostics BLOCK 6 Flashcards

1
Q

What do laboratory diagnostics test for

A

Test body fluids for bio chemicals/ hormones/ drugs

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2
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What is the routine chemistry in blood test

A
  • glucose
  • calcium
  • proteins
  • electrolytes
  • kidney test
  • liver tests
  • cardiac tests
  • lipid panel
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3
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What is tested for diabetes in blood

A

Glucose mellitus

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4
Q

What is part of BMP?

A

Glucose
Calcium
Electrolytes
Kidney tests

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5
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What detects renal function in blood test?

A

BUN/creatinine (creatinine better)

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6
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What detects liver damage in blood

A

ALT, AST, ALP

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7
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What detects liver function in liver

A

Bilirubin

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8
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What does it mean when there is increased bilirubin in blood

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Decreased function

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9
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What are parts of the CBC

A
  • WBC
  • hemoglobin and hematocrit
  • RBC
  • platelet count
  • WBC differential
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10
Q

Increased WBC in blood count

A

Infection/inflammation

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11
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Decreased hemoglobin and hematocrit in CBC

A

Anemia

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12
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What does neutrophilia in CBC detect?

A

Bacterial infection

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13
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What does lymphocytosis suggest in CBC

A

Viral

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14
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What does eosinophilia suggest in CBC

A

Allergies or worms

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15
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Blood disorders

A
  • anemia
  • polycythemia
  • leukemia
  • thrombocytopenia
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16
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What happens when there is a 4x change or more in titers?

A

Acute

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17
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Tests for antigens and antibodies

A

IgM (acute)

IgG (convalescent)

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18
Q

What does it mean if Anti-HBs is present in blood

A

They are vaxxed

19
Q

What is the only Ab that protects from Hep-B?

20
Q

What clears when someone is immunized for Hep-B

A

Anti-HBsAg

21
Q

What slows Hep B?

A

Anti-HBeAg

22
Q

What PROVES Hep B infection

A

Anti-HBcAg

23
Q

What is the only condition where treatment comes from blood bank and not pharmacy?

A

Hemophilia A, factor 8

24
Q

What are the only numbers that should show up in a healthy CBC

A

Specific gravity and pH

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What is the most common finding in urinalysis for UTI?
Leukocyte esterase
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What all could you see in UTI CBC?
- leukocyte esterase - WBC - blood - protein - nitrite Amount present does not determine how bad infection is
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What does presence of ketones indicate in CBC
Diet/starvation indicator
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Reliability of medical tests
All medical tests are flawed
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Positive and sick
True positive
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Positive and healthy
False positive
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Healthy
True negative
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Sick and test says otherwise
False negative
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Accuracy
Is it correct
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Is this reproducible?
Precision
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Sensitivity
Sick people
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Specificity
Heathy people
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Disease is present and test is negative
False negative
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Disease is present and test is positive
True positive
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Disease absent, tests positive
False positive
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Disease absent, lab test negative
True negative
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Sensitivity about _______ people testing ________
Sick people testing positive
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What is the equation for sensitivity
TP/(those with disease)= TP/(TP + FN)
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Specificity is about ______ people testing _________
Healthy people testing negative
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Equation for specificity
TN/(TN +FP)