02 PROTEINS: other proteins of clinical significance + plasma total protein abnormalities + methods of analysis Flashcards

1
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The gold standard for the diagnosis of acute coronary syndrome

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Cardiac troponin

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2
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A specific cardiac marker

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Cardiac troponin

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3
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A family of structurally related hormones that increases during left ventricular myocardium

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Natriuretic peptides

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4
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A glycoprotein composed of two nearly identical subunits

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fibronectin

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5
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Helps predict the short-term risk of premature delivery

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fetal fibronectin

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6
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Fetal fibronectin should not be detectable after ___ weeks

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24

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7
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Detectable fetal fibronectin during ___ and ___ weeks is indicative of uroplacental junction disturbance and an increased risk of preterm labor and delivery

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22 and 36

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8
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Proteolytic fragment of collagen I and a marker of bone resorption

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Cross-linked C-telopeptides

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9
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Marker for CSF leakage

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B-trace protein

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10
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Cysteine proteinase inhibitor

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Cystatin C

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11
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Fibrous protein aggregates formed from the alteration of b-pleated sheathes

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amyloid

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12
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Reference value for total protein

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6.5-8.3 g/dL

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13
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Reference value for albumin

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3.5-5.5 g/dL

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14
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Reference A:G ratio

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1.3-3.0

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15
Q

Identify the disease:

TP: low
Albumin: low
Globulin: normal

A

inadequate diet
nephrotic syndrome

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16
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In nephrotic syndrome, a2 and b-globulins are ___ and gamma globulins are ___

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high
low

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17
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Identify the disease:

TP: low
Albumin: normal
Globulin: low

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Immunodeficiency syndrome

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18
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Identify the disease:

TP: normal, low
Albumin: low
Globulin: high

A

hepatic damage
infections

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19
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Identify the disease:

B-Y bridging

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cirrhosis

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20
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In hepatitis, the y-globulin is ___

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increased

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21
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In acute infection, these globulins are increased

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a1, a2

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22
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In chronic infection, these globulins are increased

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a1, a2, y

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23
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Polyclonal gammopathy is presented in ___ and ___

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chronic infection
hepatic cirrhosis

24
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Identify the disease:

TP: high
Albumin: high
Globulin: high

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dehydration

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Identify the disease: TP: high Albumin: normal Globulin: high
multiple myeloma
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The immunoglobulin increased in multiple myeloma
IgG
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The immunoglobulin increased in Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia
IgM
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Reference method for total protein determination
Kjeldahl
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Method of total protein determination that forms a violet-colored chelate between Cu2+ ions and peptide bonds
Biuret
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Dye used in biuret for albumin and globulin determination
Coomassie blue
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The process of conversion of nitrogen to ammonie
Kjeldahlization
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A method of acid precipitation of protein with measurement of total nitrogen
Kjeldahl
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A measurement of refractive index due to solutes in serum
Refractometry
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The biuret method is measured at what wavelength?
540 nm
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In biuret method, which reagent breaks the peptide bonds?
Cupric ions
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In biuret method, which reagent keeps copper in solution?
Tartrate salt
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In biuret method, which reagent stabilizes cupric ions?
Potassium iodide
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Dyes that bind to protein and causes a spectral shift in the absorbance maximum of dye
Bromphenol blue Ponceau S Amido black 10B Lissamine green Coomassie brilliant blue
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This method of protein determination uses phosphomolybdic acid or phenol reagent
Folin-Ciocalteu
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In folin-ciocalteu method of protein determination, the oxidation of phenolic gives a ___ color
deep blue
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Proteins that absorbs light at 280 nm
Tryptophan, tyrosine, phenylalanine
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Peptide bonds absorb light at ___ nm
210
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These reagents precipitate proteins for the turbidimetric or nephelometric method of protein determination
Sulfosalicylic acid Trichloroacetic acid
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Identify the dye: (albumin) Nonspecific for albumin
Methyl orange
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Identify the dye: (albumin) Many interferences such as salicylates and bilirubin
HABA
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Identify the dye: (albumin) Sensitive, most commonly used
BCG (bromcresol green)
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Identify the dye: (albumin) Specific, sensitive, precise
BCP (bromcresol purple)
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Half-life of albumin
15-19 days
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Total protein concentration is ___ proportional to the severity of liver disease
inversely
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Prolonged torniquet application can cause false ___ in albumin levels
increase
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Reference value for albumin
53-65% (3.5-5 g/dL)
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Reference value for a1-globulin
2.5-5% (0.1-0.3 g/dL)
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Reference value for a2-globulin
7-13% (0.6-1.0 g/dL)
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Reference value for b-globulin
8-14% (0.7-1.1 g/dL)
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Reference value for y-globulin
12-22% (0.8-1.6 g/dL)
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The use of plasma in total protein determination increases the result by ___ g/dL
0.2-0.4