Final Exam: Serology and BCP Flipcards (Part 1)

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____ is the main lipid associated with arteriosclerotic vascular disease

cholesterol

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Elevated levels of T3 and T4 with decreased levels of TSH would suggest:

primary hyperthyroidism

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Decreased levels of T3, T4 and TSH would suggest:

secondary hypothyroidism

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Decreased levels of T3 and T4 with increased levels of TSH would suggest:

primary hypothyroidism

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The most common cause of elevated lipase is:

acute pancreatitis

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Elevated creatine phosphokinase (CPK) would suggest:

cardiac muscle injury

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____ is the most sensitive and specific test for myocardial damage

cardiac troponin

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Where does TSH originate from?

pituitary gland

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Your patient has bilateral sacroiliitis with a negative HLA B27, normal Ca++, and elevated BUN/creatinine levels. Parathormone levels were also increased. What is the likely diagnosis?

secondary HPT or renal osteodystrophy

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The total amounts of ____ equal the total amounts of _____ to maintain electroneutrality

cations ; anions

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Calcium levels help evaluate ____ function

parathyroid

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What are the differentials to consider for acro-osteolysis?

-HPT

-psoriatic

-thermal injuries

-leprosy

-scleroderma

-PVC exposure

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Acro-osteoysis, subperiosteal resorption of the proximal and middle phalanges of digits 2 and 3, elevated Ca++ and normal BUN/creatinine levels would indicate:

primary HPT

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What is the most common etiology of a Charcot arthropathy?

diabetes

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What is the most common etiology of a neutrophic arthropathy?

diabetes

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____ is related to metabolic function of the liver and excretory function of the kidneys

BUN

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Recurrig attacks of an acute, red, tender, swollen metatarsal phalangeal articulation with an elevated uric acid level would indicate:

gout

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The most common monoclonal gammopathy is:

monoclonal gammpathy of undetermined significance (MGUS)

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Bilirubin measures the excretory function of the:

liver

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What is azotemia?

elevated levels of BUN

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What is the MC seronegative inflammatory joint disease?

AS

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What do plasma cells produce?

immunoglobulins/antibodies

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Are B or T cell lymphocytes involved with humoral immunity?

B cells

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The highest concentrations of alkaliine phosphatase are found in the ____ and ____

liver ; bone

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Elevated alkaline phosphatase, acid phosphatase and PSA would suggest:

prostate cancer with mets to bone

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Gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase (GGTP) is used to detect:

liver disease

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Eleevated GGTP and elevated ALP would suggest:

hepatobiliary disease

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Gout of the big toe is called:

podagra

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A reversed A/G ratio is classically associated with:

multiple myeloma

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What are the kidney (renal) function tests?

creatinine and BUN

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What is the CRAB mneumonic relative to multiple myeloma?

-calcium elevated

-renal disease/failure

-anemia

-bone lesions

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What lab test would be helpful for suspected lupus?

antinuclear antibody testing (ANA)

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What is meant by the term scybala?

small hard spherical masses of stool

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A pasty consistency of stool might suggest:

increased fat from gallbladder disease

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What is a guaiac test?

test to detect occult blood in feces (FOBT)

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The higher the titer number, the more ____ the organism

virulent

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What is the test of choice for suspected moist genital lesions that may be associated with syphilis?

darkfield exam

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Small blood vessel calcification is noted in the feet. The patient has elevated parathormone levels and decreased calcium levels. The likely diagnosis is:

secondary HPT

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An inflammatory enthesopathy of the calcaneus and a positive HLA B27 would suggest:

reactive arthritis (reiter's disease)

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Your patient has abdominal discomfort, frequent red streaked bloody diarrhea. Radiographs reveal a unilateral sacroiliitis with a normal CBC, elevated ESR and an elevated HLA B27 exam. What is the likely diagnosis?

enteropathic arthritis

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Primary HPT is usually due to:

benign tumor of the parathyroid glands (parathyroid adenoma)

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You patient has decreased MCP joint space of digits 2 and 3, decreased DIP and PIP joints of digit 1 with mouse ears noted at the DIP articulation. This would suggest:

psoriatic arthritis