Clinical Chemistry Review 11/13

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What disease will show an excess of protein in the gamma region on a CSF electrophoresis? 

Multiple Sclerosis 

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What is the oder of migration of serum proteins when a pH of 8.6 is used for a serum protein electrophoresis?

Albumin, Alpha1, Alpha2, Beta, Gamma

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What factor is related to the clotting process and forms fibrin clot after thrombin activation?

Fibrinogen

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What is one of the 1st proteins to become increased in inflammatory diseases?

CRP

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What protein determines the risk for cardiovascular disease? 

HsCRP

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What is the most used method for testing of total protein? 

Biuret 

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What immunoglobulin has the ability to cross the placenta?

IgG

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What immunoglobulin is the first to appear in response to antigenic stimulation?

IgM

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What immunoglobulin is found in tears, saliva, mucus, and respiratory secretions?

IgA

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What immunoglobulin is seen in allergic and anaphylactic reactions?

IgE

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What is the most specific cardiac marker? 

Troponin 

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What is the marker for CHF?

BNP

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What does BUN stand for?

Blood Urea Nitrogen

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What is the normal BUN/creatinine ratio?

10:1 or 20:1

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What is the best method for measurement of uric acid?

Caraway

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Uric Acid testing confirms diagnosis and monitors treatment of what disease?

Gout and Renal Calculi

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What is the most common method for measurement of creatinine?

Jaffe

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The measurement of the amount of creatinine eliminated form the blood by the kidneys is referred to as the:

Creatinine Clearance

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The rate at which plasma is filtered by the kidneys is referred to as:

GFR

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CK testing is most often used to determine which disorders?

Cardiac and Skeletal Muscle 

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Which CK isoenzyme is increased in AMI?

CK-MB

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What CK isoenzyme is found in healthy individuals?

CK-MM

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What is the first detectable cardiac component elevated during an AMI?

Myoglobin

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Explain what “flipped pattern” means in relation to LDH:

LDH-1 is greater than LDH-2 on electrophoresis it indicates and AMI

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AST is used to detect disorders of what organ? 

Liver 

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What is the most sensitive marker for liver disorders?

ALT

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GGT results will be 2-3 times increased in which patient population?

Chronic Alcoholics

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What disease state does assaying an ALP level help diagnose?

Liver and Bone

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What test is now used more often as an indicator of prostate cancer?

PSA

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Name two enzymes that are useful for diagnosis of acute pancreatitis:

AMS and LPS

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What is the name fo the antimalarial drug that has been linked to G6PD?

Primaquine

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Blood glucose is controlled by what 2 hormones?

Insulin and Glucagon

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Name the hormone that decreases glucose levels:

Insulin

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What is the primary hormone responsible for increasing glucose levels? 

Glucagon 

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Diseases associated with abnormal lipid concentrations are known as:

Dyslipidemias

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Define Xanthomas:

Lipid deposits in the skin

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Abnormal accumulation of lipids in feces:

Steatorrhea

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2Na + Glucose (mg/dL) / 20 + BUN (mg/dL) / 3 is the formula used to calculate what?

Osmolal Gap

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What is the abundant cation in the extracellular fluid? 

Sodium 

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What is the major intracellular cation in the body? 

Potassium 

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Testing chloride levels in sweat may be useful to diagnose pts with what disease?

Cystic Fibrosis

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The state of the body when CO2 is removed form the body faster than ti is produced by the body is known as: 

Hyperventilation 

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What will the pCO2, pH, and pO2 be if a blood gas is exposed to air?

pH and pO2 decreased; pCO2 increased

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What analytes is ran to measure the iron transporting capacity of transferring?

TIBC

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What is the primary storage form of iron?

Ferritin

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What does copper bind to for circulation in peripheral blood?

Ceruloplasmin

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What disease is associated with copper levels? 

Wilson’s Disease 

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What is the most common porphyria?

PCT

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Wha tis the most common hemoglobinopathy in the US?

Hemoglobin S

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What is the most common mixed hemoglobinopathy?

Hemoglobin SC

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State the order of migration of hemoglobin from fastest to slowest:

A, F, S, C

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What test is used to determine fetal-maternal hemorrhage during delivery?

KB Test

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What test is useful to differentiate thalassemia minor and iron deficiency?

Ferritin

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What is acromegaly?

Gigantism

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What is the most common type of functional pituitary tumor?

Prolactinoma

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What hormone aids in regulating body metabolism? 

Thyroid 

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TRH is produced by the:

Hypothalamus

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TSH is produced by the:

Pituitary Gland

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T3 and T4 are produced by the:

Thyroid Gland

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State the expected results for TSH, T3, and T4 in diagnosing hyperthyroidism:

Increased T3/T4; Undetectable TSH

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State the expected results for TSH, T3, and T4 in diagnosing hypothyroidism: 

Decreased T4; Normal or Increased TSH 

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What is the most common disease of the thyroid gland?

Hypothyroidism

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Grave’s disease is associated with an increase or decrease in thyroid hormone?

Increase

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What disease state is Hashimoto’s associated with?

Chronic Lymphocytic Thyroiditis

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Enlarged thyroid gland:

Goiter

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What organ is the chief reservoir of calcium? 

Bone 

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What system regulates the level of calcium in the blood or serum?

Endocrine

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Significant loss of calcium occurs through what organ?

Kidneys

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Phosphate acts to inhibit the body from absorbing:

Calcium

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