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Body Fluids Flashcards

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What are the 4 general conditions that cause CSF protein increase?

A

inflammatory, intracranial tumors, hemorrhages, cerebral infarction

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What are the two most common specific causes of CSF protein increase?

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Meningitis (bacterial), hemorrhage

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What is the clinical significance of LD and CK?

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1+2= Brain tissue, 2+3= Viral Meningitis 4+5= Bacterial meningitis CK= Cardiac arrest (poor prognosis)

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What is increased and decreased with colloid OS Pressure, Hydrostatic, capillary lymphatic pressure and cause Effusions?

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Increase in Colloid and hydrostatic, Decrease in Lymphatic absorption and capillary permeability

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What are the values for appearance, specific gravity, total protein, LD, cell count and spontaneous clotting with transudates and exudates?

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(T is )(Clear/cloudy), 1.015, 3.0, 200, 1000, (no/yes)

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Diagnosis with pleural glucose decrease?

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Rheumatoid inflammations

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Diagnosis with pleural amylase increase?

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Pancratic disorder

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Diagnosis with pleural pH changes?

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7.4=malignancy

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Diagnosis with pericardial glucose decrease?

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Bacterial infections/malignancy

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Diagnosis with pericardial CEA?

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Malignancy

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Diagnosis with peritoneal glucose decrease?

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tubercular peritonitis and malignancy

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Diagnosis with peritoneal amylase increase?

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Pancreatitis and GI perforations

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Diagnosis with peritoneal Alkaline Phosphate increase?

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Intestinal perforations

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Diagnosis with peritoneal Urea Nitrogen/Creatine?

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Ruptured bladder/puncture

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Diagnosis with peritoneal CEA/CAI25 increase?

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Malignancy

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Diagnosis with synovial fluid glucose decrease?

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Degenerative joint disorder/immunologic

17
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Diagnosis with synovial fluid lactate 7.5?

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Not arthritis and arthritis

18
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Diagnosis with synovial fluid Total Protein Increase?

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Inflammatory or Hemorrhagic

19
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Diagnosis with synovial fluid uric acid

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Crystal join disorder?

Chemistry Module 1 '15 (5 decks)

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