OTHER BODY FLUIDS LRH

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hcg is secreted by the

Trophoblast of the developing embryo that rapidly increase in urine and serum

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in normal pregnancy, detectable amount of

25 mIU/ml / 5 IU/L detectable 2-3 days after implantation, 8 to 10 days after conception or fertilization

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peak level of HCG

2-3 months after last menstrual period

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formation of hemorrhagic follicles and corpora lutea

ascheim-zondek use immature female mice

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hyperemic uterus and corpora hemorrhagica

Friedman Mature virgin femal rabbit marginal ear vein

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mode of injection is intraperitoneal

kupperman female rat

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urine samples for pregnancy testing should have a specific gravity of

1.015

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product of fetal metabolism, the constituents that are present in the fluid provide information about the metabolic processes taking place during and progress of fetal maturation

Amniotic fluid

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During the first trimester, approximately ____ derived from _____

35 ml, maternal circulation

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After the first trimester. ____ is the major contributor to AF volume

Fetal urine

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normal amniotic fluid volume

800-1200 ml

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quadruple screening test for amniocentesis

AHUI

Alpha feto protein

HCG

Unconjugated estriol UE3

Inhibin A

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amniocentesis is safe to do at

14th week gestation

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Second trimester amniocentesis is done for ___ at ___

chromosomal abnormalities at 16th week of gestation

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third trimester amniocentesis is done for

tests for fetal distress and maturity

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maximum volume for AF collection

30 mL

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AMINOCENTESIS INDICATED AT 20 TO 42 WEEK

Fetal lung maturity

Fetal distress

HDN

Infecttion

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colors disappear with ferric chloride causing black urine

ARGYROL (ANTISEPTIC)

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reliable way to distinguish maternal urine and amniotic fluid

creatinine and urea

urea AF <30 mg/dl MU >300 mg/dl

Creatinine <3.5 mg/dl MU >10 mg/dl

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lless reliable way to distinguish Amniotic fluid and maternal urine

protein and glucose

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fern like crystals are due to the

protein and sodium chloride content of AF

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DETECT THE PRESENCE OF THE PLACENTAL ALPHA MICROGLOBULIN (PAMG-1)

Amnisure ROM test

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Detects INSULIN LIKE GROWTH FACTOR BINDING PROTEIN FACTOR, also referred to as Placental protein 12

Actim PROMT

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Detects both ALPHA FETO PROTEIN AND IGFBP-1

ROM PLUS

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yellow amniotic fluid

HDN

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STORAGE FOR AF

Bilirubin

cytogenestic studies or microbial

fetal lung maturity

Covered with light

Room temp or incubated at 37C

Transported in ice and kept refrigerated

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normal amniotic fluid OD

Highest is 365 nm and decreases linearlty to 500 nm

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blood from Amniotic fluid for bilirubin is removed by ____ because blood can ___

removed by chloroform

can cause oxyhemoglobin occurs at 410 nm interfering the OD 450 of bilirubin

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zone 1 of liley graph

MILDLY affected fetus

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Sone 2 liley graph

MODERATE hemolysis and may require careful monitoring

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Zone 3 liley graph

Severe hemolysis, Intervention through indication of labor or intrauterine exchange transfusion must be considered

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screening test for Neural tube defects

confirmatory test for neural tube defects

Alphe fetoprotein

Acetylcholinesterase

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Alpha-fetoprotein is REPORTED in both serum and amniotic fluid in terms of ___

Value of ____ the median value is considered ABNORMAL

MULTIPLES OF THE MEDIAN (MoM)

2 times or greater than 2 MoM

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Increase AFP

Decrease AFP

Increase - Spina bifida, anencephaly

Decrease - Down syndrome

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seventh most common cause of morbidity and mortality in the premature infant

Respiratory Distress Syndrome

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low surfactant causing alveoli to collapsed

Respiratory distress syndrome

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Primary component of the surfactants

Lecithin

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can serve as control on which to the base the rise in lecithin

Sphingomyelin

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during respiratory distress syndrome the L/S ratio will rise

2.0 or higher as the lecithin production increases to prevent alveolar collapse

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immunologic agglutination test for phosphatidyglycerol

Amniostat FLM

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thin layer chromatography

Lecithin-spingomylin ratio

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production of phosphatidylglycerol normally parallels that of lecithin, but its production is delayed in cases of

MATERNAL DIABETES

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More rapid and easy to perform method for assessment of fetal maturity that does not require a laboratory ro be equipped to perform THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY

AMNIOSTAT FLM

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uses antisera containing polyclonal anti-PG antibodies that are specific for PG-containing lamellar bodies in the amniotic fluid

AMNIOSTAT FLM

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Not affected by specimen contamination with blood and meconium

Amniostat flm

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foam or shake test of amniotic fluid is mixed with

95% ethanol (ANTI-FOAMING AGENT), shake for 15 seconds, undisturbed for 15 minutes

positive with continuous line of bubbles around the outside edge

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VALUES OF EQUAL OR GRATER THAN 47 in foam stability index indicates

fetal lung maturity

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lamella bodies are produced by ___ diameter is similar to ____

type II pneumocytes, SIMILAR TO SMALL PLATELETS

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Lamellas body count

FETAL LUNG MATURITY

IMMATURE LUNG

Lamellas body count

FETAL LUNG MATURITY >50,000/uL OR 32,000/uL

IMMATURE LUNG <15,000/ uL

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Can be obtain using the platelet channel of automated hematology analyzers using either optical or impedance methods for counting

Lamella body counting

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Presence of lamellar bodies increases the OD of the amniotic fluid

OD 650 nm

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Lamellar bodies measure in Optical Density is prepared by

Centrifuged at 2000 g for 10 minutes and examined of 650 nm

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OD 0.150 for lamellar bodies

Fetal lung maturity

Lamellar bodies OD 650 nm

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estimate of fetal age

creatinine >2 mg/dL indicates a fetal age of approximately 36 WEEKS

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THIRD MAJOR BODY FLUID

CEREBROSPINAL FLUID

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csf is first recognized by

catugno in 1764

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csf is produced approximately ____ in the CHOROID PLEXUS and reabsorbed by the ____

20 mL/hour, arachnoid villi

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capillary networks that produce CSF from plasma by mechanism of ____

Selective filtration under hydrostatic and active transport protein

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rate of production and reabsorption of CSF is

EQUAL

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REABSORBED CSF BACK

Arachnoid villi or granulations

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CSF VOLUME

Adult

Neonate

90 to 150 ml

10 to 60 mL

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1 csf tube only

Micro, Hema, CSF

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CSF WBC AND RBC should be tested within 1 hour because it begins to lyse

Within 1 year. and 40% of the leukocytes disintegrate after 3 hours

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CSF Specimen that cannot be annalyzed immediately should be

refrigerated

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Normal adult CSF

Normal neonates CSF

Adult: 0-5 WBC/ul

Neonates: 30 Mononuclear cells/uL

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CSF TOTAL CELL COUNT DILUENTS

Normal Saline (0.85% NaCl)

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CSF WBC COUNT Diluent

3% Acetic Acid with Methylene Blue

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CSF RBC count

Total Cell count minus WBC count

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CSF Corrections for contamination

Subtract 1 WBC for every 700 RBCs

Subtract 8 WBC for every 10,000 RBCs/uL

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CSF Specimen concentration include

Sedimentation

Filtration

centrifugation

cytocentrifugation

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In cytocentrifuge, as the specimen is centrifuged, cells present in fluid are forced into a monolayer within a ____ on the slide

6 mm diameter

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csf specimen

increase cell yield or recovery

decreases cellular distortion

0.1 ml csf + 1 drop of 30% albumin

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csf specimen

Daily control slide for bacteria

0.2 ml csf + 2 drop of 30% albumin

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increased in number of normal cells in CSF

PLEOCYTOSIS

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all stages of development may be found

Lymphocytes

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found mixed with lymphocytes

monocytes

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granules may be less prominent than in blood

cells disintegrate rapidly

neutrophils

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may contain phagocytized RBCs appearing as empty vacuoles or ghost cells, hemosiderin granules, and hematoidin crystals

macrophages

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resemble lymphocytes with cleft nuclei

lymphoma cells

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traditional and classic forms seen

reactive lymphocytes

plasma cells

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seen in clusters with distinct nuclei and distinct cell walls

ependymal, choroidal, and spindle shaped cells CES

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Seen in clusters with fusing of cell borders and nuclei

malignant cells

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resemble lymphocytes with cleft nuclei

lymphoma cell

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may resemble neutrophils with pyknotic nuclei

nucleated RBC

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csf protein normal value

15 to 45 mg/dl

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rapid CSF production

DECREASED PROTEIN

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major csf protein

albumin

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2nd csf protein found

pre albumin

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CSF alpha globulin

haptoglobin, ceruloplasmin

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beta globulin in csf

transferrin

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gamma globulin

primarily IgG, some IgA

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NOT FOUND IN NORMAL CSF

FIB

Fibrinogen

IgM

Beta Lipoprotein

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reagent of choice because it will precipitate both albumin and globulin equally

trichloroacetic acid (TCA)

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unless SSA is combined with sodium sulfate, albumin will contribute more to the tubidity than globulin

Sulfosalicylic Acid (SSA)

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TURBIDIMETRIC for total CSF Protein

Trichloroacetic acid

Sulfosalicylic acid

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total protein CSF in dye binding

Coomassie brilliant blue

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evaluate the integrity of the blood brain barrier

CSF/Serum albumin Index

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CSF/Serum albumin index

Intact bloood brain barrier

an index value <9 represents an intact blood brain barrier

Index increases relative to the amount of damage to the barrier

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measure IgG synthesis within the CNS

IgG index

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normal IgG index

values greater than 0.70 indicate IgG production within the CNS