Laboratory Diagnostics BLOCK 6 Flashcards
What do laboratory diagnostics test for
Test body fluids for bio chemicals/ hormones/ drugs
What is the routine chemistry in blood test
- glucose
- calcium
- proteins
- electrolytes
- kidney test
- liver tests
- cardiac tests
- lipid panel
What is tested for diabetes in blood
Glucose mellitus
What is part of BMP?
Glucose
Calcium
Electrolytes
Kidney tests
What detects renal function in blood test?
BUN/creatinine (creatinine better)
What detects liver damage in blood
ALT, AST, ALP
What detects liver function in liver
Bilirubin
What does it mean when there is increased bilirubin in blood
Decreased function
What are parts of the CBC
- WBC
- hemoglobin and hematocrit
- RBC
- platelet count
- WBC differential
Increased WBC in blood count
Infection/inflammation
Decreased hemoglobin and hematocrit in CBC
Anemia
What does neutrophilia in CBC detect?
Bacterial infection
What does lymphocytosis suggest in CBC
Viral
What does eosinophilia suggest in CBC
Allergies or worms
Blood disorders
- anemia
- polycythemia
- leukemia
- thrombocytopenia
What happens when there is a 4x change or more in titers?
Acute
Tests for antigens and antibodies
IgM (acute)
IgG (convalescent)
What does it mean if Anti-HBs is present in blood
They are vaxxed
What is the only Ab that protects from Hep-B?
Anti-Hbs
What clears when someone is immunized for Hep-B
Anti-HBsAg
What slows Hep B?
Anti-HBeAg
What PROVES Hep B infection
Anti-HBcAg
What is the only condition where treatment comes from blood bank and not pharmacy?
Hemophilia A, factor 8
What are the only numbers that should show up in a healthy CBC
Specific gravity and pH