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1
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It refers to the discipline involved in selection, provision, and interpretation of diagnostic testing that uses primarily sample from patients.

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Laboratory Medicine

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It refers to the systematic study of biochemical process associated with health and disease and the measurement of constituents.

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Clinical Chemistry/Medicinal Chemistry/Chemical Pathology

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Laboratory medicine is used for confirmation of a clinical suspension [True or False]

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True

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Laboratory Medicine excludes diagnosis [True or False]

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True

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Laboratory Medicine does not provide prognosis [True or False]

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False

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Specimens are ________ and substances are ________.

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analyzed, measured

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These are non functioning wastes products in the process of being cleared in the body.

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Metabolites

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Laboratory request that must be done within 1 hour.

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STAT

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Laboratory request that must be done within 2 hours.

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Priority

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Non urgent and special requests that must be performed within 4-6 hours.

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Routine tests

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It refers to the “Total Quality Control”

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QA

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It is a comprehensive set of policies and procedures.

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QA

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QA monitors quality performance starting from ________ and ends with ________.

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Ordering of a laboratory determination; Application to patient care

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Percentage of errors done by non-laboratory personnel in Pre-analytical phase

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29%

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Pipetting and preparation of PFF (Phase)

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Analytical Phase

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Centrifugation and separating or aliquoting of plasma (Phase)

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Pre-analytical

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Record keeping (Phase)

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Analytical

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Incubation of mixture (Phase)

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Analytical

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Reference ranges (Phase)

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Post-analytical

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It is concerned with the analytical phase of QA

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QC

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Assay of control sample (QA or QC)

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QC

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Instrument maintenance (QA or QC)

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QC

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Statistical Data Analysis (QA or QC)

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QC

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Proficiency Testing Survey (QA or QC)

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QC

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The proportion of individuals with that disease that test positively with the test

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Diagnostic Sensitivity

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The proportion of individual that will test negatively in the absence of disease

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Diagnostic specificity

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Ability to measure accurately one component in a specimen without interference

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Analytical specificity

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Ability to detect small differences in the concentration of a component in a series of specimens

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Analytical Sensitivity

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Easy to predict (Linear pattern)

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Systematic errors

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Easy to spot (outlier)

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Random error

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Solutions with known characteristics, value, and amount that is used to calibrate an assay method.

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Reference material

32
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A control material should be stable and sufficient to last at least _______?

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1 year

33
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Why are controls be available in convenient vial volumes?

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To prevent cross contamination

34
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They should be lyophilized and should be reconstituted before use

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Control specimens

35
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Most preferred source of control that should be sufficient for one year

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Pooled control sera

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The pooled control sera should be analyzed for how many times before obtaining the mean value for each constituent and standard deviation

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At least 20 times

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Source of commercial control sera

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Human serum or bovine (can’t be used in IHC, Dye-binding techniques, and certain bilirubin assay)

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Type of control that easily deteriorates and hazardous

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Pooled control sera

39
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It refers to the mean and true value

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Accuracy

40
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It refers to the reproducibility under identical conditions

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Precision

MTLE: Clinical Chemistry (3 decks)

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