Laboratory tests and values Flashcards

1
Q

Sars-CoV-2 diagnostic

A

molecular test - detect RNA

diagnoses active coronavirus infection

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2
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Lab values provide a PT with

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supplemental information

help develop POC

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3
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abnormal values

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represent physiological deviations that may require mod in PT

disrupted homeostasis

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4
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reference values

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must compare patients value to range reported from specific lab
aware of units

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5
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establishing a reference range

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large number of tests on healthy individuals

values with 2 SDs of the mean are typically considered norm

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6
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lab values used for screening

A

blood lipid profiles

glucose

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7
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lab values used for diagnosis

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cardiac enzymes
liver dysfx
glucose insulin

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8
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lab values used for monitoring

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hemoglobin A1C

liver fx/enzymes

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9
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screening

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screening is not diagnostic

used on pop in an effort to identify individuals who are at risk

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10
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diagnostic test

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they are both sensitive and specific

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11
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blood platelet norm

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150,000-300,000(450,000) cells/mm3

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12
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decreased RBC

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anemia, blood loss, dietary insufficiency

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13
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increased RBC

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polycythemia vera

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14
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RBC absolute numbers
M
F

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Male: 4.5-5.3 X 106/mm3
Female: 4.1-5.1 X 106/mm3

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15
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Hb numbers

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Male: 13-18 g/dl
Female: 12-16 g/dl

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16
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Hct numbers

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Male: 37-49%
Female: 36-46%

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17
Q

CBC

A

complete blood count

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18
Q

WBC if low

A

proper hand hygiene

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19
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low platelet count

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increased risk of bleeding

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20
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extremely low platelet count

15,000-20,000

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severe bleeding can occur

platelet transfusion may be required

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21
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ANC

A

absolute neutrophil count

reflects bodies ability to fight infection

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22
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ANC - NCI risk 
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0- WNL
1
≥1500 - <2000/mm³
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≥1000 - <1500/mm³
3
≥500 - <1000/mm³
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< 500/mm³
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23
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prothrombin time (PT) and aPTT (activated partial thromboplastin time) used

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to determine coagulability either diagnostically or to monitor drugs

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24
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Prothrombin time norm

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12-15s

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25
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aPTT norm

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30-40s

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26
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INR (international normalized ratio)

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determining clotting time

27
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INR =

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prothrombin test / prothrombin control

28
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electrolytes

k

A

k = 3.5-5 mmol/L

29
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sodium is what

A

critical determinant of blood volume

30
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blood volume

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135-145 mEq/L

31
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hypernatremia

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elevated sodium concentration

32
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hyponatremia

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depressed sodium concentration

33
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potassium is what

A

particularly important for normal cell excitability

34
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hyperkalemia

A

membrane potential closer to threshhold

35
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hypokalemia

A

leads to hyperpolarization

36
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calcium association

A

hyperparathyroidism - excessive release of parathyroid hormnone

37
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hypocalcemia

A

osteoporosis and renal disease

38
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hypercalcemia

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associated with hyperparathyroidism - osteoporosis

kidney stones

39
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hyperglycemia

A

elevated blood glucose

> 200 mg/dl

40
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glucose norms

A

100-126

41
Q

hypoglycemia

A

less than 70

42
Q

hemoglobin A1C

A

test of long term glycemic control

43
Q

if blood glucose is >250 and ketosis is present

A

avoid PT

44
Q

if blood glucose is >300 and no ketosis is present

A

avoid PT

45
Q

Creatinine norm

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M - .6-1.2

F - .5-1.1

46
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BUN - blood urea nitrogen norm

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6-20

47
Q

when does BUN increase

A

with decreased kidney fx

48
Q

bilirubin norm

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0.1-1

49
Q

bilirubin is used for

A

assess liver fx

50
Q

normally RBC production =

A

RBC destruction

51
Q

blood accumulation of bilirubin can lead to

A

jaundice

52
Q

Elevated serum bilirubin

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increased rates of RBC destruction

53
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albumin is

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a protein synth in the liver

54
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albumin constitutes

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2/3s of blood proteins

55
Q

lower than normal albumin

A

liver disease / malnutrition

56
Q

conditions associated with serum lvls albumin

A

ascites
burns
malabsorption

57
Q

glomerulonephritis

A

this kidney disease allows albumin to enter the kidneys nephrons to be excreted - bad - too much albumin in urine

58
Q

urinalysis color

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reflects concentration of urin

pale yellow is normal

59
Q

specific gravity ratio

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Density of a substance (urine)/density of a reference substance (water)

60
Q

specific gravity increased

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suggests an increased concentration of solutes in the urine which in turn suggests dehydration

61
Q

urine pH

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4.6-8

62
Q

what types of lab tests are diagnostic

A

molecular and antigen

63
Q

what type of lab tests are not diagnostic

A

antibody

64
Q

A1C norm

A

less than 5 good more than 7 bad