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Lipids Exam 3 Flashcards

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1
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Lipids are ____ in water but ____ in organic solvents

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insoluble ; soluble

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2
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Triglycerides consist of

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fatty acids + glycerol
major storage form

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3
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Phospholipids consist of

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glycerol backbone
2 fatty acids + phosphoric acid group

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4
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Sterol characteristics

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Cholesterol most important
serves as backbone for steroids
vitamin d - 2/3 esterified form

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5
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What is a lipoprotein made up of?

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Triglycerides and cholesterol (mix of apoliproteins)

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6
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What is the main role of lipoproteins?

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Delivery of fuel to peripheral cells; “core” being the cargo

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7
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What is the largest and least dense of all lipoprotein particles?

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Chylomicrons

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8
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Chylomicrons are produced by

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Intestine and packaged with absorbed dietary lipids.

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The principle role of chylomicrons is

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the delivery of dietary lipids into hepatic and peripheral cells

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Chylomicrons transport _____ from the _____ to the _____

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Triglycerides ; intestine ; adipose cells

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11
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Apoliprotein B-48 is associated with

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Chylomicrons

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12
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Very low density lipoproteins (pre beta) are made up of

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mostly triglycerides

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13
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Which lipoprotein is a major carrier of endogenous triglycerides into peripheral tissue during fasting for energy and storage?

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Very low density lipoproteins

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14
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APO protein B-100 associated with

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Very low density lipoproteins
Low density lipoproteins
Lipoprotein A

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15
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Which lipoprotein is found in patients with type 3 hyperlipoproteinemia?

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Intermediate Density Lipoproteins

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16
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Hyperlipoproteinemia puts patients at risk for

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peripheral vascular disease (PVD) and Coronary Artery disease (CAD), and damages vessel wall like LDL

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17
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LDL or Beta is made up of

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Cholesterol, and principally carries it.

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18
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What lipoprotein was formed as a consequence of lipolysis of VLDL?

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LDL

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19
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Where is LDL readily taken up?

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via LDL receptor in liver and peripheral cells

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20
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What lipoproteins are better markers for CHD risk?

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the 8 LDL subclasses that are separated by ultracentrifugation or electrophoresis

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21
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Elevated levels of this lipoprotein increase risk of premature CHD and Stroke

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Lipoprotein A (>30 mg/dl)

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22
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Lipoprotein A competes with _____ for binding sites on endothelium and on fibrin, which promotes clotting (stroke)

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Plasminogen

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23
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Who should get their Lipoprotein A measured?

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Strong family history of CHD
Developed CHD on statin therapy
Premature Aortic stenosis (high lp(a) levels)

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24
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What lipoprotein is the smallest and most dense and removes cholesterol from cells and takes it to the liver for removal?

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High density Lipoproteins (reverse cholesterol transport)

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25
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High density lipoproteins are synthesized by

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Liver and intestine

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26
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Which lipoprotein can exist as disk-shaped or spherical particles?

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High density lipoproteins

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27
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This lipoprotein is abnormal and present in biliary cirrhosis or choleostasis

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Lipoprotein X

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28
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Lipoprotein X consists of

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Phospholipids and nonesterfied cholesterol

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29
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In the exogenous pathway, what enzyme converts dietary lipids into polar compounds making them amphipathic?

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Lipase

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30
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Which Hydrolytic enzymes from the pancreas process lipids?

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Lipase (breaks down triglycerides)
Cholesterol esterase (releases free cholesterol)
Phospholipase A (hydrolyzes phospholipids)

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31
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What is lipoprotein Lipase’s role in the exogenous pathway?

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clears chylomicrons and breaks down triglycerides

32
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Triglycerides are converted to

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fatty acids by cells and ready to be used for energy

33
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Excreted biliary cholesterol appears in

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stool (fecal neutral steroids)

34
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Triglycerides that are packaged into VLDL in the endogenous pathway are split into? by which enzyme?

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They are split in IDL’s and VLDL remnants ; lipoprotein lipase

35
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Cleaved IDL’s have two fates in the endogenous pathway:

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They could either receive cholesterol esters from HDL in exchange for triglycerides, or be made into LDL in the liver by removing triglycerides

36
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VLDL remnants have two fates in the endogenous pathway:

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They could either be taken up in the liver, or be made in to LDL which delivers cholesterol to peripheral cells because of the LDL receptors.

37
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Triglycerides inside the cell in the endogenous pathway are converted to

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Free fatty acids and glycerol by the cell for energy

38
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What enzyme transports excess cholesterol from the cell?

A

Lecithin cholesterol acyltransferase

39
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What is HDL’s role in the endogenous pathway?

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takes cholesterol back to the liver for disposal in bile salts

40
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What happens if cells are full in the endogenous pathway?

A

LDL forms plaques

41
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LDL receptors regulate

A

Cellular cholesterol biosynthesis and degradation

42
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Hypercholesterolemia and premature atherosclerosis are abnormalities in

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LDL receptor regulation

43
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What enzyme converts cholesterol into Cholestryl ester (HDL3) in the aqueous diffusion pathway?

A

LCAT enzyme

44
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HDL2 delivers cholesterol to

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Liver

45
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What is the end product of the aqueous diffusion pathway?

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Cholesterol in liver directly excreted into bile or converted to bile acid.

46
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The ABCA1 transporter is

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A member or ATP binding cassette transporter family

47
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The principle function of the ABCA1 transporter is to

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enable APO A-1 from HDL to bind to cell membrane and in a detergent like mechanism, remove excess cholesterol and phospholipid from cells

48
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HDL forms what shape to accept additional cholesterol?

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discoid shape

49
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What enzyme converts discoid shape HDL to spherical HDL?

A

LCAT

50
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Cell based assay tests the

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capacity of cholesterol loaded macrophages to efflux cholesterol through ABCA1 transporter

51
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What assay provides additional knowledge of HDL function?

A

Cell-based assay

52
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The cell based assay is found to be inversely corelated with

A

intima media thickness and with presence of CHD (disease status)

53
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Low levels of cell based assay can be associated with

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atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease

54
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The analysis of lipids includes

A

total amount of all lipoproteins

55
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What reagent is used for the colorimetric method of cholesterol and what is the name of the method?

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Abell Kendall method
Liebermann buchard color reagent
Acetic acid, acetic anhydride and sulfuric acid produce green color

56
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What is the reference method for cholesterol?

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Gas chromatography mass spectrophotometry, not related sterols, cholesterol only.

57
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What interferes with the Colorimetric- Abell Kendal method?

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Hemoglobin, bilirubin, water (causes cloudiness)

58
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What can cause increase in cholesterol values?

A

An increased cholesterol level can indicate an increased risk of CHD
may be caused by diabetes, estrogen, hypothyroidism

59
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What are the pre analytical factors that influence values of cholesterol?

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Stress, diurnal variation, higher in the winter

60
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in post mortem specimens, why is blanking necessary for triglycerides?

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triglycerides rapidly convert to glycerol after death

61
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Within triglyceride methods, what is measured?

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Include the hydrolysis of triglyceride to form glycerol and fatty acids; measures glycerol

62
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In the enzymatic method for triglycerides, what two enzymes are coupled together and what do they produce?

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Glycerol kinase and Glycerophosphate oxidase coupled to same peroxidase color reaction used in cholesterol

63
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What does alkaline hydrolysis form in the colorimetric method in triglycerides?

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Glycerol

64
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What does glycerol oxidize to in the colorimetric method in triglycerides?

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Formaldehyde and formic acid

65
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What is the color development in the van handel and zilversmith reaction in triglyceride colorimetric method?

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Formaldehyde and chromotropic acid will form pink color

66
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What is the reaction in Hantzch condensation in triglyceride colorimetric method?

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Formaldehyde, ammonium ion, and acetyl acetone will form diacetyl lutidine

67
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What condition increases as HDLc decreases?

A

Coronary heart disease

68
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How is HDL analyzed?

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selective precipitation, divalent cations in solution of buffer, heparin, or dextran sulfate. Will precipitate VLDL and LDL leaving HDL.

69
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What increases HDL Levels?

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Weight reduction
Jogging
Estrogen
Alcohol

70
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What could interfere with calculating LDL

A

presence of chylomicrons

71
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What LDL sub particle is smaller and denser, more responsive to statin drugs and niacin, and imposes a risk of CHD?

A

Pattern B

72
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What LDL sub particle is larger and less dense, and is more responsive to fibrates or niacin. And lowers triglyceride, but has side effects of flushing?

A

Pattern A

73
Q

What drugs can be used to manage lipid levels?

A

Statins and Repatha

74
Q

What is the primary prevention for those at risk of CVD?

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Statins, Atorvastin, Fluvrastatin.

75
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Statins are

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HMG- COA reductase inhibitors, they are lipid lowering medication by decreasing LDLc.

76
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What are the side effects of statins?

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Myalgia, rhabdomyolysis, liver damage

77
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Repatha can be defined as

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monthly injections to decrease LDLc, it is beneficial for those with myalgia from statins.

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