Module 11 Flashcards

1
Q

CO has approximately _____ times greater affinity for Hb than oxygen.

A

200-300

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2
Q

The addition of _____ reduces oxyhemoglobin and methemoglobin to Hb while leaving COHb unaffected.

A

Sodium hydrosulfite

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3
Q

%COHb saturations of _____ are considered normal for smokers.

A

<10%

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4
Q

The presence of a _____ coloration of blood may indicate CO poisoning.

A

Cherry Red

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5
Q

The primary target organ of CN is the _____:

A

Brain

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6
Q

CN levels less than _____ are generally considered to be normal levels.

A

0.26mg/L

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7
Q

CN stops cellular respiration by:

A

Inhibiting electron transport at the cycochrome c oxidase step

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8
Q

Cyanide metabolite:

A

Thiocyanate

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9
Q

Blood CN concentrations above ___ are consistent with death.

A

3 mg/L

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10
Q

Conway cell microdiffusion: CO + palladium chloride = _____

A

Silver-black mirror color

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11
Q

99% of Pb that is absorbed is bound to:

A

Hb in red blood cells

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12
Q

The first signs of a headache may appear at this %COHb level:

A

10-20%

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13
Q

Rhodanese is involved in _____ metabolism.

A

CN

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14
Q

95% of the body burden for Pb is in _____:

A

Bone

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15
Q

The most common initial step in CN analysis is:

A

Acidification of CN

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16
Q

Pb causes increased _____ in the blood.

A

Zinc protoprophyrin

17
Q

GC detector(s) that can be used to detect CN:

A

NPD and ECD

18
Q

CO intoxication is considered to be the ultimate cause of death are associated with %COHb saturations of:

A

> 50%

19
Q

Formation of _____ is an antidote for CN poisoning.

A

Methemoglobin

20
Q

Major arsenic metabolite:

A

DMA

21
Q

Mee’s Lines are associated with what type of poisoning

A

As poisoning

22
Q

Pb causes increased _____ in the urine.

A

Delta-ALA

23
Q

Dihalomethane metabolism produces:

A

COHb

24
Q

Vitamin B12 metabolism produces:

A

CN

25
Q

Potassium CN may be used in the manufacture of:

A

PCP

26
Q

Stopping of the Kreb’s cycle leases to accumulation of:

A

Pyruvic acid

27
Q

Black or gray line along the gums is associated with what type of poisoning

A

Pb poisoning

28
Q

CN antidote:

A

Nitrite/thiosulfate

29
Q

Arsenic antidote:

A

BAL

30
Q

What does GFAAS stand for?

A

Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry