MIDTERM LAB: LIPID PROFILE Flashcards

1
Q

Requires at least _____ of fasting

A

10-16 hours

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2
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OPTIMAL FASTING:

A

12 HOURS

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3
Q

samples are not accepted

A

Hemolyzed and icteric

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4
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Specimen:

A

Serum or plasma EDTA

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4
Q

Not affected by fasting:

A

CHOLESTEROL determination AND HDL

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5
Q

Lipid Profile TEST:

A

ƒ Triglyceride determination
ƒ Total Cholesterol determination
ƒ HDL determination
ƒ LDL determination (computed)
ƒ VLDL determination (computed)

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6
Q

Friedewald Equation

A

TC = HDL + LDL + VLDL
LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/5 (mg/dL)
LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/2.175 (mmol/L)

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7
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Friedewald Equation FOR mg/dl:

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LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/5 (mg/dL

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8
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Friedewald Equation FOR mmol/l:

A

LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/2.175 (mmol/L)

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9
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De Long Equation:

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TC = HDL + LDL + VLDL
LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/ 6.5 (mmol/L)
LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/2.825 (mmol/L)

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10
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De Long Equation FOR mg/dl:

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LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/ 6.5 (mmol/L)

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11
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De Long Equation FOR mmol/L:

A

LDL = TC – HDL – TAG/2.825 (mmol/L)

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12
Q

Cholesterol Measurement:

A
  • Abell-Kendall Method
  • Abell, Levey, Brody Method
  • Sperry Method
  • Salkowski Method
  • Enzymatic Method
  • Isotope Dilution/Mass Spectrometry (IDMS)
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13
Q

OLD reference method

A

Abell-Kendall Method

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14
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3-step method

A

Abell-Kendall Method

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15
Q

Abell-Kendall Method reagent:

A

Libermann-Burchard reagent: gHAc, acetic anhydride,
concentrated H2SO4

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16
Q

Abell-Kendall Method 3-step method:

A

Saponification -> Extraction -> Colorimetry

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17
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Current Reference Method

A

Abell, Levey, Brody Method

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17
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Abell-Kendall Method End Color:

A

GREEN

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17
Q

Abell-Kendall Method End Product:

A

cholestadienyl monosulfuric acid

18
Q

Abell, Levey, Brody Method Reagents:

A

Libermann-Burchard rgt + KOH and alcoholic hexane

19
Q

Abell, Levey, Brody Method End Color:

A

GREEN

20
Q

Sperry Method 4-step method:

A

Saponification -> Extraction -> Colorimetry
-> Purification with digitonide

20
Q

4-step method

A

Sperry Method

21
Q

Salkowski Method End Product:

A

cholestadienyl disulfuric acid

22
Q

Salkowski Method End Color:

A

RED

23
Q

most commonly used

A

Enzymatic Method

24
Q

Enzymatic Method interferences:

A

ascorbate, hemoglobin, bilirubin

24
Q

Definitive method

A

Isotope Dilution/Mass Spectrometry (IDMS)

25
Q

GOLD STANDARD FOR CHOLESTEROL

A

Isotope Dilution/Mass Spectrometry (IDMS)

26
Q

Triglyceride Measurement:

A
  1. Van Handel & Zilversmit Method
  2. Modified Van Handel & Zilversmit Method
  3. Hantzsch Method
27
Q

Colorimetric Method

A

Van Handel & Zilversmit Method

28
Q

Van Handel & Zilversmit Method Reagent:

A

chromotropic acid

29
Q

Van Handel & Zilversmit Method End Color:

A

BLUE

30
Q

Modified Van Handel & Zilversmit Method End Color:

A

PINK

31
Q

Fluorometric method

A

Hantzsch Method

32
Q

Modified Van Handel & Zilversmit Method Reagent:

A

sulphuric acid, salicylic acid

32
Q

Colorimetric Method and Reference Method

A

Modified Van Handel & Zilversmit Method

33
Q

Hantzsch Method End Color:

A

YELLOW

34
Q

Hantzsch Method Reagent:

A

acetylacetone (diacetyl acetone)

35
Q

Reference method; Measured in Svedverg units

A

Ultracentrifugation

35
Q

Lipoprotein Analysis:

A
  • Ultracentrifugation
  • Electrophoresis
36
Q

Ultracentrifugation Reagent:

A

potassium bromide w/ 1.063 density

37
Q

Fluorometric method

A

Ultracentrifugation

38
Q

Floating layer:

A

Chylo, VLDL

39
Q

Sinking layer:

A

LDL, HDL

39
Q

Electrophoresis
- Preferred gel:

A

agarose gel

40
Q

From origin to the most anodal:

A

Chylo, LDL, VLDL, HDL