Bio-Chemistry Flashcards Flashcards by Rebecca Morris | Brainscape

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Total protein is produced by what?

A

Liver or Hepatobiliary Function Tests

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Albumin (type of protein) is produced by what?

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Liver or Hepatobiliary Function Tests

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Globulin (type of protein) is produced by what?

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Liver or Hepatobiliary Function Tests

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Bilirubin is produced by what?

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Liver or Hepatobiliary Function Tests

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Bile acids are produced by what?

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Liver or Hepatobiliary Function Tests

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Phosphatases (ALP) are what analyses?

A

Enzyme Analyses

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Transferases (ALT) are what analyses?

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Enzyme Analyses

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BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) is used to test what?

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Kidney Function Tests

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Creatinine is used to test what?

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Kidney Function Tests

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Uric Acid is used to test what?

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Kidney Function Tests

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Amylase is used to test what?

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Pancreatic Function Tests

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Lipase is used to test what?

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Pancreatic Function Tests

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Glucose is used to test what?

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Pancreatic Function Tests

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Fructosamine is used to test what?

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Pancreatic Function Tests

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Creatine kinase (CK) is an enzyme released after what?

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Test for an enzyme released after cellular injury

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Sodium (Na) is used to test what?

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Electrolytes that are tested in vet medicine

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Potassium (K) is used to test what?

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Electrolytes that are tested in vet medicine

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Chloride (Cl) is used to test what?

A

Electrolytes that are tested in vet medicine

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Calcium (Ca) is used to test what?

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Electrolytes that are tested in vet medicine

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Inorganic phosphorus (P) is used to test what?

A

Electrolytes that are tested in vet medicine

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Magnesium (Mg) is used to test what?

A

Electrolytes that are tested in vet medicine

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Which is the correct way to prepare a 1:10 dilution of a patient sample?

A

Combine 10 microliters of sample with 90 microliters of distilled water

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Which is the correct way to prepare a 1:10 dilution of a patient sample?

A

Combine 10 micro-liters of sample with 90 micro-liters of distilled water

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The ______________mandates specific laboratory practices that must be incorporated into the laboratory safety policy.

A

OSHA

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Before processing, refrigerated blood samples must be

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warmed to room temperature

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The veterinary clinical laboratory should be located in an area that is separate from other hospital operations.

A

True

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Drafts can carry dust, which may contaminate specimens and interfere with test results.

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True

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Samples that are hemolyzed, icteric, or lipemic may yield inaccurate results with many of the automated analyzers.

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True

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An object viewed under the 40 objective through a 10 ocular lens is 400 times larger in diameter than the unmagnified object.

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True

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Dehydrated animals usually have elevated total protein values.

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True

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Hemoglobin and PCV testing and RBC indices help determine the cause of anemia.

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True

Q

Rupture of red blood cells

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hemolysis

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The percentage of whole blood occupied by RBC’s

A

packed cell volume

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What is the preferred anticoagulant for hematology testing?

A

EDTA

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Which is the more specific test to check pancreatic endocrine activity?

A

Fructosamine

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Yellow-tinged plasma is referred to as:

A

icteric

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What vein is preferred for collecting large quantities of blood in dogs and cats?

A

The jugular vein

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Clinical chemistry testing usually requires a serum or plasma sample.

A

True

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Von Williebrand Diesease is the most common inherited disorder in what?

A

A clotting disease specifically in dogs.