electrolytes Flashcards

1
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speciment for osmolalility

A

serum/urine

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2
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use of calclulating osmolalliltyu

A

gives estimate of the trrue osmlallityu
determine osmolal gap

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3
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deifference between the measured osmolallity and calculated osmolallity

A

osmolal cap

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4
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________ indirectly indicates the presence of osmotially active substances

A

osmolal gap

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5
Q

two formular for calculating osmolality

A

check book

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6
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3 importatn processese of sodium

A

intake of water in respoinse to thirst
excretion of water
blood vol status

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7
Q

in kidney reabsoroption of sodium, electroneutralityi is maintain by either…

A

chloride reabsorption
H ion secretion

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8
Q

what are the hormonal regulation of sodium?
which one has primary excretion function?

A

ADH
renin/angiotensin/aldosterone system
ANF

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9
Q

classification of hypernatremia
diabetes insipidus
defect in adh or osmotic diuresis

A

<300
300-700
>700

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10
Q

Specimen for
SODIUM

A
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11
Q

Methods for
SODIUM
POTASSIUM
CHLORIDE
BICABONATE
CALCIUM
PHOSPHATE
MAGNESIUM

A

SODIUM
-Albanese lein
Flame Emission Spectrophrotometry
Atomic absorption spectro
ion seletive electrode

POTASSIUM
chemical/colorimetric - lockhead and purcell
FES
AAS
ISE - valinomycin membrane

CHLORIDE
ISE
Amperometric-coulorimetric titration
mercuric tirration of schales and schales
Colorimetric, mercuric thiocyanate

BICARBONATE
ISE
enzymatic
colorimetric

CALCIUM
chech pg60

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12
Q

what causees false low in FES in sodium determination
what is the most common method in clinical lab in determination of SODIUM
Reference method of SODIUM
membrane used for ISE

A

hyperlipidemia and hyperproteinemia
ISE
FES
Glass ion exchange membrane

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13
Q

tywo types of ISE measurements, which of which uses undiluted and which one uses diluted sample. and which one is more accurate

A

direct and indirect,
direct measurement is more accurate

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14
Q

factors that influence the distribution of K between cells and ECF
which ones impairs K entry
which ones prmotes K entry

A

hypoxia, hypomagnesemia, digoxin overdose and propanolol
insulin and chatecholamines

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15
Q

varius drugs in relation to hyperkalemia
inhibits angiotensin
inhibits aldosterone
k sparring diuretics
inhibits NaK pumps
inhibits renal response to aldosterone
inhibits aldosterone secretion

A

captophril
non steroidal anti inflammatory agents
spironolactone
digoxin
cyclosporin
heparin therapy

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16
Q

what membrane is used in ISE for determination of POTASSIUM

A

valinomycin

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17
Q

major extracellualar anion

A

chloride

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18
Q

2nd major extracellular anion

A

bicarbonate

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19
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only anion to serve as an enzyme activation

A

chloride

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20
Q

in what ways does chloride maintains electrical neutrality in 2 ways

A

acts as rate limiting component
chloride shift or hamburger phenomenon

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21
Q

read pg 52 . understandn the flow of chloride shift

22
Q

metabolic acidosis
metabolic alkalosis
compensated respiratory acidosis
addison’s disease

A

Hypochlorinemia

23
Q

respiratory alkalosis
Cystic fibrosis

A

hyperchlorinemia

24
Q

a familial disease characterized by a disorder of exocrine glands that secrete a viscous material that obstructs exocrine ducts

A

Cystic fibrosis

25
Q

the most valuable single test in the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.

A

SWEAT TEST (SWEAT CHLORINE/PILOCARPINE)

26
Q

An instrument isused to introduce a sweat inducing drug, pilocarpine into a limited area of the skin using an elelctric current flowing between two electrodes attached to a limb (child) or at the back (infant).

this is then measured by

A

iontophoresis

coulometric amperometric mehtod
ISEmethod

27
Q

Method for chlorine,
most commonly used. this method uses electrodes composed of___
A mehtod that uses generation of Silver ions Ag+, which combine with Cl to quantitate Cl ions
method that uses mercuric nitrate, this uses ____ as an indicator
what is used in colorimetric method in determiantion of chloride?

A

ISE, silver wire coated with silver chloride
amperometric-coulorimetric titration
schales and shcales, s-diphenyle carbazone
mercuric thiocyanate

28
Q

maajor component of buffering system in the blood

A

Bicarbonate

29
Q

in alkalosis what happens to bicarbonate, what happens if acidosis

A

bicarb is excreted in urine, increased excretion of H+ into urine with bicarb reabsorption

30
Q

decreased bicarb may occur in metabolic

31
Q

elevated CO2 conc may occur in metabolic

32
Q

method in bicab determination
uses acid reagent to conver all forms of CO2 to CO2 gas
converts all forms of CO2 to HCO3
uses malata dehydrogenase
measures NADH
acidifyiung the samplel to realease CO2 to measure the has released

A

ISE
enzymatic
enzymatic
enzymatic
colorimetric

33
Q

the electrolyte (mineral) found in the highest concentration in body

A

CALLLCIUUMMMM
DAHIL SA BONE SIGURO AT IBA PAAA

34
Q

99% OF CACIUM IS FOUND WHERE???!!!!!

A

BONEEESSS/SKELETAL AND TEETH

35
Q

calcoium exists in 3 forms

A

ionized (free)
bound
complexed

36
Q

which order from highest to lowest in conc in the body

A

ionized>bound>complexed
45,40,15

37
Q

which type of calcium is bound to anions

38
Q

ultrafiltrable cacldium cinsists of both the???

A

ionized and complexed

39
Q

calcium is absorbed into the bloodstream from the duodenum and jejunum in the small intestine by means of calcium-binding protein_____ WHICH is synthesized in resposce to the action of 1,25 dihydroxycholecalciferol

A

CALMODULIN

40
Q

what decreases the absrorption of calcium?

A

alkaline ph
steatorrhea
phytic acid and oxalic acid
age

41
Q

regulation of calcium, table, memorize mo yun please wala ka na time dito sa mundong ito
WHAT COMPONENTS THAT REGULATES CALCIUM?

A

check page 57
PTH
VIT D3
CALCITONIN

42
Q

TETANI

43
Q

paget’s disease
acromegaly

A

hypercalcemia

44
Q

total calcium mthods
colored complex
precipitation methods ano ano yonn
a. uses oxalate as precipitant
b. uses chloranilic acid
chelation which uses ???
method to measure ionized calcium
ultrafiltrable calcium
urine calcium
pth assay
calcitonin
vit d assay

A

colorimetric method, dye binding technique
klark, ferroham
klark
ferro ham
EDTA
ISE
—-
control calcium 3 days prior to collection of 24 hour urine
RIA
RIA
HPLC followed by Immuno assay

45
Q

principla anion within cells

46
Q

method of phosphate the uses TCA as a precipitant
what are the reagents used in this meahtod?

A

classic fiske subbarow
APESS
ascorbic acid
picrol
elon
semidine
stannous

47
Q

fouth most abundant cation in the body

A

magnesiium

48
Q

second most abundant intracelllular ion

49
Q

method of magnesium
total magnesium
dyes used in colorimetric
reference method for magnesium
which one uses 8 hydrocyuinone or calcein

A

calmagite, fomazen, methythymol, titan yello
AAS
fluorometric