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1
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which ALP enzyme travels closest to the anode following electrophoresis

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liver, then bone/placenta,

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2
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which marker is used to determine non specific inflammation

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CRP C reactive protien

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3
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what is the main isoenzyme of CK

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CK3 ( CK- MM)

MM= Much more

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4
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which enzyme can be measured in both serum & urine

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amylase because of its small size

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5
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what coagulation factor is increased in liver disease ( what test would be preformed ?

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PT- INR

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6
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if a patient has alcoholic cirrohiss

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GGT

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7
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what enzyme would be elevated if a patient had viral hepatitis

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AST

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if a patient has something going on with their liver a protein will be decreased and fluid retention will be increased, what is that called and what is the protein

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edema

low albumin protein

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9
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what enzyme would be elevated in pancreatic carcinoma

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post hepatic obstruction = ALP increased

  • any carcinoma/ tumor = obstruction= post hepatic
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10
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characteristics of an ideal cardiac marker

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sensitive
elevated quickly
elevated long enough to be tested

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11
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conditions that cause an incresed anion gap

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MUDPILES 
methanol 
uremia 
d
p
lactic acid 
ethanol 
salicilates
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12
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calculations to kno

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anion gap
osmolality
osmolar gap
total bilirubin- conjugated = unconjugated
beers law
henderson hassel back formula ( pH, HCO3 or PCO2)
CSF (glucose is 60% of Blood glucose )
international units ( enzyme units) ( micromol/min/L )

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13
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if a patient has hypoparathyroidism

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Calcium will be low

phosphate will be increased

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14
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what is the biologically active form of calcium

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ionized calcium

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15
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compleximetric dye method of calcium, why do we add 8 hydroxyquinoline

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to prevent magnesium interference

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16
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potassium of 7.1 mmol/L what should you do

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check for hemolysis- hemolysis = recollect
no hemolysis rerun
still critical = call physician

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17
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acid - base disturbance options *

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uncompensated
partially
fully

metabolic or
respiratory

acidosis or alkilosis

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18
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if a blood gas sample is exposed to air

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pH increased
O2 increase
CO2 decreased

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19
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how is metabolic acidosis compensated

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hyperventilation

- expel CO2 and bring pH back to normal

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20
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what electrolyte is affected most by hemolysis

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potassium, then magnesium

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21
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what is the anticoagulant for blood gas

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heparin ( dry form )

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22
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what hormone is involved in increase & decrease in calcium levels

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PTH - increases

calcitonin - decreases

23
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where is calcitonin produced

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parathyroid

24
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which 2 analytes is collected in grey top tube

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  1. Lactate ( has to go on ice )

2. alcohol levels for legal reasons ( we measure it on whole blood)

25
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what is the confirmatory method for drugs of abuse analysis

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gas chromatography-mass spectrometry

26
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what does pilocarpine iontophoresis measure

A

sweat chloride for cystic fibrosis diagnosis

> 60 mmol/L = cystic fibrosis

27
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what solution is used to calibrate a freezing point osmometer

A

sodium chloride

28
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what is the best method to measure sodium concentration on a sample thats highly lipemic

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direct ISE - bc its undiluted

if using indirect we dilute it and that causes a false decrease ( pseudohyponatreia )

29
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low blood volume causes synthesis of what hormone by kidneys

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alosterone - increases Na+ retention & water along with it ( increases blood pressure

30
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a serous fluid has to be kept on ice and anareobic for which test

A

pH

31
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trinder reaction is used to measure

A

salicyilates

32
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if a patient has elevated levels of AFP in fetal serum what kind of condition might fetus have

A

neural tube defects

33
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when do we collect peak drug levels

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shortly after dose

- except digoxin ( 8hrs to travel throughout tissues & reach equilibrium )

34
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what % of carboxyhemoglobin is in smokers

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5-15%

35
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what do we use to collect a lead sample

A

royal blue with EDTA

36
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how do we treat patients who have overdosed on opiates

A

naloxone

37
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if a patient has monhydrate calcium oxalate crystals in urine and sheets of renal epithelial cells what might they have ingested

A

antifreeze ( ethylene glycol)

38
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what is the most common method to analyze ethanol in lab

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enzymatic method ( ADH enzyme - alcohol dehydrogenase )

39
Q

when someone overdoses on acetaminophen what oxidant becomes depleted

A

glutathione

40
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how do we know the difference between a hemorrhage or traumatic tap in CSF

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traumatic tap will fade

hemorrhage will remain blood throughout all tubes

41
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if a male had an icreased hcG what does that indicate

A

testicular cancer

42
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what tumor marker is for colorectal cancer

A

CEA - carcino embryonic antigen

43
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estrogen & progesterone receptors are used for information on what

A

breast cancer

44
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CA- 125

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ovarian cancer

45
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what is the reference method for calcium

A

ASS atomic absorption spec

46
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what is the specimen of choice for ionized calcium

A

heparinized calcium

47
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exposure to air for ionied calcium

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measured on a blood gas analyzer

decreases CO2 & Calcium - increase pH

48
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what is the most important factor in phosphate regulation

A

PTH

49
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when is lactate a by product

A

by product of the emergency mechanism that produces ATP when O2 delivery is severely decreased

pyruvate is the normal end product of glucose metabolism

when O2 is deficient
- pyruvate is converted to lacttae & only 2 mol of ATP is produced opposed to 38 ATP regularly

50
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early indicator of hypoxia

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lactatein blood accumulates

51
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pre hepatic vs post hepatic

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pre- urine bilirubin neg

post- urobilinogen neg

52
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What is the main reason for respiratory acidosis

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COPD ( chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)

53
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What kind of electrode does a blood gas analyzer use

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Clarke electrode

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