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4 - Table Flashcards

1
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must be assessed for preterm delivery tests determine the total surfactant in the fetal alveoli

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Fetal Lung Maturity

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normally appears in mature lungs and allows alveoli to remain open throughout the normal cycle of inhal and exhalation

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Surfactants

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most frequent complication of early delivery Caused by lack of lung surfactants

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Respiratory Distress syndrome

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4
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reference method

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Lecithin/Sphingomyelin Ratio

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5
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: maintains alveolar stability

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Lecithin

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6
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primary component

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Lecithin

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7
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: serves as the control or basis for lecithin increase

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Sphingomyelin

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8
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Lecithin/Sphingomyelin Normal ratio:

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2:1

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9
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Up to 26th week of gestation:

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Lecithin < Sphingomyelin

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36th week of gestation:

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Lecithin = Sphingomyelin

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After 36th week of gestation:

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Lecithin > Sphingomyelin

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12
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L/S Ratio < 1.6:

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Respiratory Distress syndrome

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13
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Lung surfactant that may be assayed in place of L/S Ratio

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Phosphatidylglycerol/
Phosphatidylinositol

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14
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Production similar to lecithin except for diabetic mothers (delayed)

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Phosphatidylglycerol/
Phosphatidylinositol

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15
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Assayed using thin-layer chromatography or Amniostat-FLM

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Phosphatidylglycerol/
Phosphatidylinositol

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16
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  • uses antisera specific for phosphatidylglycerol
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Amniostat-FLM

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17
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shaking amniotic fluid with 95% ethanol for 15 seconds

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Foam/Shake Test

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(+) Result: presence of continuous bubbles around the outside edge for 15 minutes

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Foam/Shake Test

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19
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Semiquantitative measure of the amount of surfactants present

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Foam Stability Index

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20
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Procedure: amniotic fluid + increasing amount of 95% ethanol

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Foam Stability Index

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21
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Foam Stability Index Value of (?): indicates fetal lung maturity

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≥ 47

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22
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Foam Stability Index Value of (?): immature lungs

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< 47

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23
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Measures the change in (?) which decreases in the presence of phospholipids

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Microviscosity

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24
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Principle: Fluorescence polarization

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Microviscosity

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25
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Presence of (?) decreases the microviscosity of amniotic fluid

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phospholipids

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26
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Microviscosity : Internal Standard

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Albumin

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27
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Microviscosity Value of (?): indicates fetal lung maturity

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≥ 55

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28
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are lamellated phospholipids that represent storage form of surfactant

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Lamellar bodies

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29
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The number of lamellar bodies present in the amniotic fluid correlates with the amount of phospholipid present in the fetal lungs=

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RESISTANCE PULSE COUNTING

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30
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Lamellar Bodies=FETAL LUNG MATURITY

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32,000/MI

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31
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+ lamellar bodies increases (?) of amniotic fluid

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OD

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32
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  • Infection of Mother and fetus
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TESTS FOR FETAL DISTRESS

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33
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  • Bilirubin analysis
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TESTS FOR FETAL DISTRESS

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34
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  • Alfafetoprotein(AFP) Test
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TESTS FOR FETAL DISTRESS

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35
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  • Acetylicholinesterase level
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TESTS FOR FETAL DISTRESS

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36
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  • Creatinine concentration
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TESTS FOR FETAL AGE

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37
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Used for the evaluation of hemolytic disease of the newborn caused by Rh or ABO incompatibilities

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Bilirubin Analysis

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38
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: bilirubin decreases

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Normal pregnancy

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39
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: bilirubin increases as a result of fetal red cell destruction

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HDN

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40
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Principle: optical density of bilirubin (peak @ 450 nm) plotted on a Liley graph

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Bilirubin Analysis

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41
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Performed for the detection of neural tube defects

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Alpha-fetoprotein

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42
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Produced by the fetal liver and are present in amniotic fluid and maternal serum

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Alpha-fetoprotein

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43
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Alpha-fetoprotein : highest AFP concentration

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12th to 15th week of gestation

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44
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Alpha-fetoprotein : After 15th week of gestation

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AFP concentration declines

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45
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Alpha-fetoprotein: indicates abnormal result

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MoM > 2.0

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46
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Used as a confirmatory test for an elevated AFP

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Acetylcholinesterase Level

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47
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Precaution: sample should not be contaminated with blood

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Acetylcholinesterase Level

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48
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Increases as the baby nears term and concentration is 1.5 to 2.0 mg/dl prior to 36th week of gestation

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Creatinine Concentration

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49
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Measured by Jaffe’s reaction

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Creatinine Concentration

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50
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Creatinine Concentration level that indicates that the pregnancy is over 36 weeks

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> 2.0 mg/dl

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51
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serum-like fluids formed as ultrafiltrates of plasma which provide lubrication if the cavities where they are found

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SEROUS FLUIDS

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52
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Primary causes of effusions include:

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increased hydrostatic pressure (congestive heart failure)
decreased oncotic pressure (hypoproteinemia)
increased capillary permeability (inflammation and infection)
absorption of fluid into the lymphatic system

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53
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Two Membranes of Serous Cavities:

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( Parietal Membrane
( Visceral Membrane

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54
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: lines the cavity

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( Parietal Membrane

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55
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: forms a sac around the organs

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( Visceral Membrane

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56
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If an alteration in the hydrostatic and oncotic pressure in the capillaries of the cavities happens, there will be an increase in fluid volume known as an

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EFFUSION

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57
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accumulation of serous fluid

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EFFUSION

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58
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: serous effusions that result from disturbance of the fluid production and regulation between serous membranes

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TRANSUDATE

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59
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: purulent effusions that form in any body cavity as a result of an inflammatory process

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EXUDATE

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60
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Force that pushes fluid out of blood capillaries

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INCREASED HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE

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61
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Force that pushes fluid into blood capillaries

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DECREASED ONCOTIC PRESSURE

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62
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Chronic/Congenital Heart Failure

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INCREASED HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE

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63
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Salt and fluid retention

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INCREASED HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE

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64
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Nephrotic syndrome

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DECREASED ONCOTIC PRESSURE

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65
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↑ protein – proteinuria
↓ albumin – hypoalbuminemia

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DECREASED ONCOTIC PRESSURE

66
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edema – swelling

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DECREASED ONCOTIC PRESSURE

67
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Hepatic cirrhosis

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DECREASED ONCOTIC PRESSURE

68
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Malnutrition

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DECREASED ONCOTIC PRESSURE

69
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Protein-losing enteropathy

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DECREASED ONCOTIC PRESSURE

70
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Appearance
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

A

Clear
Cloudy

71
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Fluid:serum protein ratio
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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<0.5
>0.5

72
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Fluid:serum LD ratio
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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<0.6
>0.6

73
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WBC count
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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<1,000/µL
>1,000/µL

74
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RBC count
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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Low
>100,000/µL

75
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Spontaneous clotting
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

A

No
Possible

76
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Pleural fluid cholesterol
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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<45 to 60 mg/dL
>45 to 60 mg/dL

77
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Pleural fluid: serum cholesterol ratio
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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<0.3
>0.3

78
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Pleural fluid: bilirubin ratio
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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<0.6
>0.6

79
Q

Serum-ascites albumin gradient (SAAG)
TRANSUDATE
EXUDATE

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> 1.1
<1.1

80
Q

: pleural fluid collection

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Thoracentesis

81
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: pericardial fluid collection

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Pericardiocentesis

82
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: peritoneal fluid collection

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Paracentesis

83
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SEROUS FLUIDS

Maintained at (?) and transported as soon as possible

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room temperature

84
Q

Only serous fluid for cytology may be (?) – affects viability of specimen

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refrigerated (4 to 8OC)

85
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LABORATORY TESTS FOR SEROUS FLUIDS

A

Physical Examination
Cell count and differential count
Chemistry
Microbiology
Cytology

86
Q

: appearance, volume, spontaneous clotting

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Physical Examination

87
Q

: protein, cholesterol, LD, fluid-to-blood ratios

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Chemistry

88
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: Gram stain, acid fast satin, fungal stain, culture and sensitivity

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Microbiology

89
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Present within the synovial cavities found in free-moving joints

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SYNOVIAL FLUIDS

90
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A viscous liquid found in the cavities of diarthroses

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SYNOVIAL FLUIDS

91
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Formed as an ultrafiltrate of plasma-HYALURONIC ACID

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SYNOVIAL FLUIDS

92
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Mucoidal substance

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HYALURONIC ACID

93
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SYNOVIAL FLUIDS
Functions:

A

Reduces friction between bones during movement
Provides nutrients ta articular cartilage
Lessens the shock of joint compression

94
Q

: needle aspiration of fluid from joints

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Arthrocentesis

95
Q

SYNOVIAL FLUIDS

powdered anticoagulants should never be used

A

Oxalate, lithium heparin, and powdered EDTA

96
Q

May produce artifacts that may interfere with crystal analysis

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Oxalate, lithium heparin, and powdered EDTA

97
Q

synovial fluid specimens should be processed (?) to avoid alteration of chemical constituents, cell lysis, micro detection and identification

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STAT

98
Q

Glucose testing: fasting for 6 hours

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SYNOVIAL FLUIDS

99
Q

To establish an equilibrium between plasma and joint glucose levels

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Glucose testing

100
Q

Determines the integrity of the hyaluronic acid-protein complex

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MUCIN CLOT TEST

101
Q

Normal synovial fluid:

A

tight ropy clot upon the addition of HAc

102
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MUCIN CLOT TEST Reagent:

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2 to 5% HAc

103
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MUCIN CLOT TEST Reporting:
Good:
Fair:
Low:
Poor:

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solid clot
soft clot
friable clot
no clot

104
Q

Same proteins with that of plasma except fibrinogen, β2-macroglobulin and α2- macroglobulin

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Protein Determination

105
Q

Normal value: 1 to 3 g/dL

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Protein Determination

106
Q

↑: ankylosing spondylitis, arthritis, arthropathies (Crohn’s disease), gout, psoriasis, Reiter syndrome and ulcerative colitis

A

Protein Determination

107
Q

Normal value: 10mg/dL lower than serum

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Glucose Determination

108
Q

↓: infectious joint disorders

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Glucose Determination

109
Q

Diagnosis of gout

A

Uric Acid Determination

110
Q

Normal value: 6 to 8 mg/dL

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Uric Acid Determination

111
Q

Results from anaerobic glycolysis in the synovium

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Lactic Acid Determination

112
Q

For rapid differentiation or inflammatory septic arthritis

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Lactic Acid Determination

113
Q

Normal value: <25 mg/dL

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Lactic Acid Determination

114
Q

↑ (as high as 1000 mg/dL): septic arthritis

A

Lactic Acid Determination

115
Q

Performed immediately, otherwise refrigerate specimen

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Total WBC Count

116
Q

Clear specimens: no dilution needed

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Total WBC Count

117
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Total WBC Count Turbid/Bloody:

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NSS + methylene blue

118
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Total WBC Count to promote RBC lysis:

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+ hypotonic saline or saline with saponin

119
Q

Total WBC Count Very viscous specimen:

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+ hyaluronidase to 0.5 ml of fluid
+ 0.05% hyaluronidase in PO4 buffer/ml of fluid
incubate for 5 min at 37oC

120
Q

Total WBC Count Counting chamber:

A

Neubauer

121
Q

Normally absent in synovial fluid

A

CRYSTALS IN SYNOVIAL FLUID

122
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CRYSTALS IN SYNOVIAL FLUID Formation may be due to:

A

(1) decreased renal excretion (produced elevated blood levels of crystalizing chemical)
(2) degeneration of cartilage and bone
(3) injection of medication

123
Q

Common crystals formed

A

Monosodium urate/uric acid
Calcium pyrophosphate

124
Q

needle-like appearance seen in gout

A

Monosodium urate/uric acid

125
Q

Appears yellow in compensated polarized light indicating negative birefringence

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Monosodium urate/uric acid

126
Q

needle-like appearance or in rods seen in Pseudogout

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Calcium pyrophosphate

127
Q

Appears blue in compensated polarized light indicating positive birefringence

A

Calcium pyrophosphate

128
Q

Needle-like

A

Monosodium urate

129
Q

(-) birefringence

A

Monosodium urate
Cholesterol
Calcium oxalate

130
Q

Gout

A

Monosodium urate

131
Q

Rhombic squares or rods

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Calcium pyrophosphate

132
Q

(+) birefringence

A

Calcium pyrophosphate

133
Q

Pseudogout

A

Calcium pyrophosphate

134
Q

Notched, rhombic plates

A

Cholesterol

135
Q

Chronic effusion

A

Cholesterol

136
Q

Flat, variableshaped plates

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Corticosteroid

137
Q

May exhibit positive and negative birefringence

A

Corticosteroid

138
Q

Injections

A

Corticosteroid

139
Q

Envelope-like

A

Calcium oxalate

140
Q

Renal dialysis

A

Calcium oxalate

141
Q

Small particles

A

Calcium phosphate

142
Q

No birefringence

A

Calcium phosphate

143
Q

Osteoarthritis

A

Calcium phosphate

144
Q

stimulates parietal cells to produce HCI

A

GASTRIN

145
Q

For intestinal absorption of Vit.B12

A

INTRINSIC FACTOR

146
Q

Pepsinogen ->

A

Pepsin

147
Q

– catalyzes protein digestion

A

PEPSIN

148
Q

GASTRIC Patient Preparation:

A

12-hour fasting/15-hour fasting
no medication 24 hours prior to collection
should not swallow excessive amount of saliva
should be resting and relaxed

149
Q

gastric tube inserted in the stomach (buccal/nasal cavity)

A
  1. TUBE/INTUBATION METHOD
150
Q

Oral administration of ion-exchange resin with azure blue dye → free HCl acts on the complex → azure blue is released from the complex and reabsorbed → excreted as part of urine

A
  1. TUBELESS METHOD/DIAGNEX BLUE METHOD
151
Q

requires fasting for 12 or 15 hours

A
  1. BASAL GASTRIC SECRETION
152
Q

total gastric secretion reflects

A

Basal Acid Output (BAO)

153
Q

BAO:

A

0 to 6 mEq/hr

154
Q
  1. MAXIMAL GASTRIC SECRETION
    requires stimulation
A

HISTAMINE
PENTAGASTRIN
HISTALOG (BETAZOLE)

155
Q

Primarily involves qualitative and quantitative measurement of gastric acidity

A

GASTRIC JUICE CHEMICAL EXAMINATION

156
Q

: measures free HCl, loosely combined HCl, acid salts and organic acids

A

Total Acidity

157
Q

—normal acidity Hyperchlorhydia—duodenal and peptic ulcer

A

Euchlorhydia

158
Q

—carcinoma of the stomach, gastric syphilis, chronic gastritis

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Hypochlorhydia

159
Q

—pernicious anemia, advanced gastric cancer, pellagra

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Achlorhydia

160
Q

—complete absence of HCl

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Achylia

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