Lec 13: Glucose Methodologies Flashcards

1
Q
  1. Normal CSF levels
  2. Approximate CSF Glucose concentrations in the blood.
  3. How much time is required to restore CSF blood glucose equilibrium?
A
  1. 40–70 mg/dL
  2. 60–75%
  3. 2 hours
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Screening processes should be able to detect urine glucose levels of ____ mg/dL.

A

More than 30 mg/dL

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3
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What are the 4 factors considered to achieve accuracy and reliability?

A
  1. Choice of sample
  2. Choice of method
  3. Issues related to specificity
  4. Ease of measurement
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CHOICE OF SAMPLE

Why are the cells separated from the liquid portion of blood within 1 hour?

A

RBCs have enzymes that would metabolize glucose

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5
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Fasting Blood glucose should be obtained in the ___ after approximately ___ hours of fasting.

A

Morning, 8 to 10 hours

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CHOICE OF SAMPLE

When collecting plasma sample, what anticoagulant/preservative is used?

A

Sodium fluoride (Gray top)

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What are the choices of method?

A

• Spectrophotometric assay
• Enzymatic method
- glucose oxidase
- hexokinase

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CONVERSION FACTOR
glucose mg% —> glucose mmol/L

A

0.055

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9
Q

These prevent most glucose consumption by the erythrocytes or leukocytes.

A

Fluoride, Iodoacetate

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10
Q

When measuring glucose, the method used is based on its _____ property.

A. Oxidation
B. Reduction

A

B. Reduction

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Alkaline Copper Reduction Method: FOLIN WU

  1. Source of cupric ion
  2. Color reagent
  3. End product
A
  1. Alkaline Copper Tartrate
  2. Phosphomolybdic acid
  3. Phosphomolybdenum blue
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Alkaline Copper Reduction Method: NELSON-SOMOGYI

  1. Acts as an adsorbent to which saccharoids adhere.
  2. Color reagent.
  3. End product.
A
  1. Barium Sulfate
  2. Arsenomolybdate
  3. Arsenomolybdenum blue
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13
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The 5 specific methods under Alkaline Copper Reduction Method

A
  1. Folin Wu method
  2. Nelson-Somogyi method
  3. Neocuproine method (Bitter & Manning)
  4. Benedict’s method
    • modification of Folin Wu
    • uses Bisulfate Copper solution
  5. Shaeffer-Hartmann Somogyi
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14
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A specific method under Alkaline Ferric Reduction Method.

A

Hagedorn Jensen Method

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CONDENSATION METHODS

Enumerate the methods along with their specific methods and describe.

A

Condensation with Aromatic Amines
1. O-toluidine method (gluconeer)
• Glucose in PFF reacts with 1° aromatic amines in a hot GAA
• end product: green color
• 630 nm

Condensation with Phenols
1. Condensation with Anthrone

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16
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GLUCOSE OXIDASE METHODS: Saifer Gerstenfeld

  1. End Product (color) of the oxidized chromogen.
  2. Name of the oxidized chromogen.
A
  1. Blue
  2. 3-methyl-2 benzothiazolinone hydrazone / N,N-dimethylanaline
17
Q

Enumerate the Glucose Oxidase Methods

A

• Saifer Gerstenfeld
• Polarographic
• Dextrostix

18
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GLUCOSE OXIDASE METHODS: Polarographic

  1. Principle
  2. H2O2 + Iodide. [Give the enzyme & end product]
  3. H2O2 + ethanol [Give the enzyme & end product]
A
  1. Amount of oxygen consumed in the oxidation of glucose to gluconic acid is measured using a polarographic oxygen electrode
  2. Molybdate (enzyme), Iodine (end)
  3. Catalase (enzyme), water & acetaldehyde (end)