BLOOD CHEMISTRY Flashcards
major plasma protein in humans
normal amount: 3.4-4.7 g/dL
albumin
three major groups of plasma proteins
fibrinogen albumin globulins
reduced synthesis of albumin
malnutrition
malabasorption syndrome
chronic inflammatory disease
kidneys are defective proteinuria
nephrotic syndrome
plasma glycoprotein that binds to extracorpuscular hemoglobin in a tight non-covalent complex preventing the loss of free hemoglobin into the kidney thus conserving valuable iron present in hemoglobin
haptoglobulin
haptoglobulin that is exists in humans
hp 1-1
transport of iron in the plasma is accomplish by _______ which migrates in the beta-globulin region
transferrin
1 molecule of transferrin binds _________
2 ions of iron
binds 6 ions of copper
ceruloplasmin
involved in the coagulation cascade or clot formation. ________ will be converted to fibrin by the help of thrombin
fibrinogen
protein that serves as a transport vehicle that carries also bile salts and fatty acids
albumin
involved in the immune system (immunoglobulins)
globulins
____________ can happen when either of the hydrostatic or oncotic pressure malfunctions
edema
normal total serum protein concentration is ___________ and is determined as a fraction containing albumin and serum globulins
6-8 g/dL
major plasma proteins of the blood
albumin
haptoglobin
transferrin
ceruloplasmin
alpha 1 antiproteinase
alpha 2 macroglobulin
fibrinogen
if the liver is defective, plasma protein is affected
acute hepatitis and chronic liver disease
haptoglobulin is a _________- and is frequently elevated in medically stressfull situations
acute phase reactant
iron supplements are in the ferrous state __________- enhances the absorption of iron in the intestines
vitamin c
also known as kinky or steely hair disease
x linked disorder due to mutation in the gene encoding a copper binding P-type ATPase
Menke’s diseases
genetic disease wherein copper fails to be excreted in the bile
autosomal recessive
Willson’s disease
_______- is secreted by bacterial neutrophils
functions to recoil lungs
elastase
congenital deficiency of _________ can result in premature emphysema
congenital deficiency of alpha 1 antiproteinase
in _________ alpha 2 macroglobulin is allowed to retain in the circulation because of its large molecular weight, even in profound proteinuria
alpha 2 macroglobulin
increase of fibrinogen causes include
(H, N, P, A)
hemostatic stress
non-specific stresses of inflammation
pregnancy
autoimmune disorders