Exam 2 ref ranges and equations Flashcards

1
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Category, visual, viscosity, mucin clot of Group 1 Synovial Fluid

A

Noninflammatory

Yellow and slightly cloudy

Decreased viscosity

Fair clot

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Category, visual, viscosity, mucin clot of Group 0 Synovial Fluid

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Normal

Colorless - straw

High viscosity

Good clot

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Category, visual, viscosity, mucin clot of Group 2 Synovial Fluid

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Infalmmatory

White, gray, yellow, cloudy, turbid

Absent viscosity

poor clot

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Category, visual, viscosity, mucin clot of Group 3 Synovial Fluid

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Septic

white, gray, yellow, green, cloudy, purulent

Absent viscosity

poor clot

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Category, visual, viscosity, mucin clot of Group 4 Synovial Fluid

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Crystal induced

White, cloudy, turbid, opaque, milky

Absent viscosity

poor clot

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Category, visual, viscosity, mucin clot of Group 5 Synovial Fluid

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Hemorrhagic

sanguinous, xanthochromic, red, brown, cloudy

Absent viscosity

poor clot

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6
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What is the acceptable max for Total cholesterol?

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TC must be <190

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7
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What is the Friedewald calculation?

A

A method to measure LDL.

LDL-C = TC - HDL - Trig/5

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8
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What is formula for OSMOLALITY

A

2(Na) + (glucose/20) + (BUN/3)

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9
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Reference range of Na

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135-145 mmol/L

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10
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Reference range for potassium in

Serum:

Urine:

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Serum: 3.5-5.1 mmol/L

Urine: 33-86 mmol/d

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Reference range for Cl in the plasma/serum and urine (24 hr)

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Plasma/serum = 98 -107 mmol/L

Urine (24hr) = 110 - 250 mmol/d (varies with diet)

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12
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What makes up total Co2?

A

Bicarbonate: HCO3​ (80%)

Carbonic Acid: H2CO3​

Dissolved CO2

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13
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What is the anion gap

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The difference between unmeasured anions and unmeasured cations

(Na + K) - (Cl - HCO3)

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14
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Reference range for anion gap

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10-20 mmol/L

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15
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What is the pH range in the human body?

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7.35-7.45 (7.4 is equil)

16
Q

What is the most acidic pH your urine can be?

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pH = 4.6

17
Q

What is the percentage of oxygen and nitrogen in blood gas?

A

20% O2

78% Nitrogen

18
Q

Reference range for HbA1C

A

3-6% total Hgb

HbA1c = 80% total glycohemoglobin​

19
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HbA1C equation

A

A1C(%) = (Estimated average glucose(mg/dL) +46.7) / 28.7.