CC-Lab Ammonia & Uric Acid

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Produced in the catabolism or deamination of amino acids and by bacterial metabolism in the lumen of the intestine

AMMONIA

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Ammonia is removed from the circulation and converted to _____ in the liver.

Urea

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causes swelling in the liver and brain

Reye’s syndrome

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often affects children and teenagers recovering from a viral infection, most commonly the flu or chickenpox

Reye’s syndrome

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Give me (1) disease correlation of Ammonia.

Hepatic failure

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Complicated by its low concentration, instability, and pervasive contamination

ANALYTICAL METHOD

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Glutamate Dehydrogenase Assay

ANALYTICAL METHOD

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Whole blood ammonia concentration increases rapidly following specimen collection because of?

in vitro amino acid deamination

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Venous blood should be obtained without ______ and placed on __ immediately

trauma, ice

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Specimen Anticoagulant for Ammonia?

Heparin and EDTA

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In, Ammonia tests, samples should be centrifuged at ______ within ________ of collection and the plasma or serum removed

0°C to 4°C, 20 minutes

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Should, hemolysis be avoided in Ammonia tests? (Y/N)

Yes.

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Can patients smoke before Ammonia tests?

Refrain from smoking for several hours

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Metabolic waste product (end-product) of purine metabolism

URIC ACID

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Is Uric Acid filtered by the glomerulus? (Y/N)

Yes.

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98-100% of Uric acid is reabsorbed by PCT, while small amounts are secreted by DCT. (Y/N)

Yes.

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Uric Acid is present as what in the plasma?

Monosodium Urate

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Uric Acid is relatively insoluble, at blood pH. (Y/N)

Yes.

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When the uric acid concentrations become greater than 6.8 mg/dL, the plasma is?

Saturated

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Based on the oxidation of UA in PFF, with subsequent reduction of phosphotungstic acid to tungsten blue

CARAWAY METHOD

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In Caraway Method, this provides alkaline pH for color development

Sodium carbonate

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Type of Uric acid method that lacks specificity.

CARAWAY METHOD

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In uricase method, uricase catalyzes the oxidation of Uric acid to?

allantoin

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Uricase method, measures the differential absorption of uric acid and allantoin at what specific range (nm)?

293 nm

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These can cause negative interference in Uricase method

Hemoglobin and xanthine

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This method measures the hydrogen peroxide produced as Uric Acid Is converted to allantoin.

COUPLED-ENZYMATIC

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Uric acid is oxidized to allantoin by uricase

The generated hydrogen peroxide reacts with 4 aminophenazone/ESPT to quinoneimine

ENZYMATIC-COLORIMETRIC

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What is the Specimen used for Uric Acid?

Heparinized plasma,Serum, or Urine

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Is fasting required for Uric Acid tests? (Y/N)

No.

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In Uric Acid tests, should you avoid lipernic and hemolyzed specimens? (Y/N)

Yes.

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In Uric Acid test, this should be removed from cells ASAP to prevent dilution by intracellular contents

Serum

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How many days to refrigerate as sample for Uric Acid tests?

May be refrigerated for 3-5 days