Total And Direct Bilirubin

Question 1

Most routine clinical procedures for the determination of serum bilirubin are based on

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Classical diazo reaction of ehrlich

Question 2

first applied to the estimation of this bile pigment in serum in 1913 by

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Van den berg and snapper

Question 3

An excellent review of many bilinubin methodologies is given by

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Winkelman and his co-worker

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solution of bilirubin

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Sulfanilic acid in dilute hydrochloric acid combined with sodium nitrate

Question 5

When a solution of sulfanilic acid in dilute hydrochloric acid is combined with one of sodium nitrite it formed

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Nitrous acid

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The latter also termed

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P-benzenediazonium sulfonate

Question 7

The latter (also termed “p-benzenediazonium sulfonate*) couples with bilirubin to produce

Answer 7

Azobilirubin

Question 8

The method utilized aqueous solution as calibrator

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N-1-napthylethylenediamine Dihydrochloride

Question 9

The method utilized aqueous solution of N-1-napthylethylenediamaine dihydrochloride as calibrator according to

Answer 9

Bilissis and speer

Question 10

color quivalent to the labelled bilirubin level at

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540nm

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Total bilirubin reagent

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Sulfanilic acid in dilute hydrochloric acid

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Direct bilirubin reagent

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Sulfanilic acid in dilute hydrochloric acid

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Bilirubin oxidants

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Sodium nitrate

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Bilirubin calibrator

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N-1-napthylethylenediamine-dihydrochloride

Question 15

Total Bilibubin reagent, oxidant and calibrators are

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stable

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when stored at

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15-30C

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Discard oxidant if a ___________ color develop

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Dark yellow

Question 18

Specimen of choice

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Serum or plasma (use of any common anticoagulant)

Question 19

should be free of hemolysis because

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It can result falsely decrease

Question 20

bilirubin is highly __________.

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photolabile

Question 21

Avoid lipemic because

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It can cause falsely increase

Question 22

Light 30-50% be lost when expose to 1hr because

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It can falsely decrease

Question 23

Bilirubin is stable in serum or plasma: 4-7 days

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2-8C

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Bilirubin is stable in serum or plasma: 3months

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20C (frozen)

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Cross hemolysis will cause falsely low bilirubin values, due to

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inhibition of the diazo reaction by oxyhemoglo- bin

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Total bilirubin reagent (ml/ul)

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1.0mL (1000ul)

Question 27

Total bilirubin oxidant how many drop

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1 drop

Question 28

Total bilirubin calibrator (ml/ul)

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0.05ml (50uL)

Question 29

Total bilirubin sample (ml or ul)

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0.05ml (50ul)

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Total bilirubin h2o (ml/ul)

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0.05ml (50ul)

Question 31

Total bilirubin incubation

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Room temp (5mins)

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Total bilirubin read at

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540nm

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Total bilirubin calculations

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Abs of unknown/ abs of std x 10 mg/dl

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Total bilirubin normal value

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1.2 mg/dl

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Direct bilirubin reagent (ml/ul)

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1.0ml (1000ul)

Question 36

Direct bilirubin oxidant how many drops

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1 drop

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Direct bilirubin calibrator (ml/ul)

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0.1ml (100ul)

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Direct bilirubin sample (ml/ul)

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0.1ml (100ul)

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Direct bilirubin h2o (ml/ul)

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0.1ml (100ul)

Question 40

Direct bilirubin incubation at

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3mins only

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Read Direct bilirubin

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540nm

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Direct bilirubin calculation

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Abs of sample-abs of sb /abs of K x 10mg/dl

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Direct bilirubin calculation

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Abs of samp-abs of sb/ abs of K x 10mg/dl

Question 44

For newborns, usually only __________ is requested.

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total bilirubin

Question 45

Total bilirubin normal value for infant

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12.0mg/dl

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Direct bilirubin normal value

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0.5 mg/dl