Cc Flashcards

1
Q

measure B2 and Delta Bilirubin

A

Direct Bilirubin

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2
Q

Structure: unconjugated
Solubility: H2o insoluble
polarity: non-polar
Rxn: Indirect
Affinity to CNS: YES
Expected in urine: No

A

B1

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3
Q

Structure: unconjugated
solubility: H2O soluble
polarity: Polar
RXN: Direct
affinity to CNS: No

A

B2 / bilirubin diglucoronide

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4
Q

volume and osmotic regulation

A

Na
K
CI

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5
Q

myocardial rhythm and contractivity and neuromascular exatability

A

k
Ca
mg

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6
Q

cofactors of enzyme

A

ca, mg, Zn, Cl

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7
Q

Regulation of ATpase-ion pumps

A

mg

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8
Q

Blood coagulation

A

ca, mg

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9
Q

Production and use of ATP from glucose

A

mg, P04

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10
Q

maintainance of acid base balance

A

k, CI, HCO3

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11
Q

calculated osmolality

A

2 Na= Glucose/20 (+) BUN/3

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12
Q

Osmolal gap Formula

A

Measured-calculated

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13
Q

SERUM OSMOLALITY

Ref value: 275-295 m0sm/kg

A
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14
Q

OSMOLAL GAP

Ref value: 5-10 mOsm/kg

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15
Q

Anion GAP FORMULA

A

AG= (Na+K)-(CI+HCO3)
REF: 10-20 mmol/L

AG=Na-(CI+HCO3)
REF: 7-10 mmol/L

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16
Q

Renal threshold of Na

A

110-130 mmol/L

17
Q

Method detecting Na

A

ISE (direct, indirect)
FLAME PHOTOMETRY (YELLOW)
Albanese-Lein (Colorimetric - YELLOW)

18
Q

Na
ref value: 136-145mmol/L
panic: <1202mmol/L or >160mmol/L

A
19
Q

ISE tip for K

A

Valinomycin

20
Q

tests in detection of K

A

ISE
FLAME PHOTOMETRY (VIOLET)
LOCKHEAD - PURCELL (COLORIMETRIC-BLUE)

21
Q

K
Ref: 3.5-5.1 mmol/L
Panic: <2.8mmol/L
>6.2 mmol/L

A
22
Q

methods to detect choride

A

ISE (Ag/AgCI2)

cotlove chloridmetry (titration)

Schales-shales (Mercumetric - blue violet)

Gibson and cookes Pilocarpire
iontophoresis (Gold standard)

23
Q

chloride

Ref: 98-107mmol/L

Panic! : <80mmol/L or >120mmol/L
Sweat Chloride: 140mmol/L

A
24
Q

mg detection

A

AAS (Gold standard to divalent ions)
Dye-binding (Red-complex)
Dye-lake mtd. (Red-lake)

25
Q

Mg
Ref: 1.26-2.1 mEq/L
Panic: <1mg/dL or >4.7 mg/dL

A
26
Q

Serum Iron:
NV: 50-160ug/dL

A
27
Q

TIBC

Tf (mg/dL)=TIBC(ug/dL) X 0. 7

Ref: 250-350 ug / dL

A
28
Q

Percent saturation for Transferrin

%saturation=serum iron/TIBCX100

Ref: 20-50%

A
29
Q

fat soluble vitamins

A

ADEK

30
Q

water soluble vitamins

A

C, B1-B-3, B5-57, B9, B12

31
Q

Vit A

A

Retinol

32
Q

what vitamin def assoc. W/ Night blindness Growth retardation, dermatitis

A

Retinol, Vit-A

33
Q

what vitamin def assoc. w/ Rickets, osteomalacia

A

cholecalciferol, Vit. B

34
Q

vitamin def assoc. w/ mila hemolytic anemia, Red bood cell fragility,ataxia

A

vit. E, Tocopherol

35
Q

vitamin def assoc. w/ Hemorrhage or bruising, post traumatic bleeding, Hemmorhagic disease (prolonged CT)

A

Vit. K, Phylloquinone/Menaquinone

36
Q

vitamin def assoc. w/ sucry, vague aches and pains

A

Vit. C, Ascorbic acid

37
Q

vitamin def assoc. w/ Beriberi , Wernicke-korakoff syndrome

A

Vit. B1, Thiamine

38
Q

vitamin def assoc. w/ Angular stomatitis, Dermatitis, photophobia, necrological changes

A

Vit. B2, Riboflavin