PART 1 Flashcards

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LIGHT IS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO ITS WAVELENGTH:

what light that has very short wavelengths?

what light that has very long wavelength?

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Ultraviolet (UV) light

Infrared (IR) light

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LIGHT IS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO ITS WAVELENGTH:

When all visible wavelengths of light (400 to
700 nm) are combined, what light will be the resukt?

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White light

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

NOT VISIBLE (ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT)

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<380

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

Violet

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380-440

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

Blue

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440-500

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

Green

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500-580

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

Yellow

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580-600

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

Orange

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600-620

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

Red

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620-750

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APPROXIMATE WAVELENGTH (nm) COLOR OBSERVED

NOT VISIBLE (INFRARED LIGHT)

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> 750

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Recommended form of heparin for use because it is least likely to interfere when performing tests for other lons?

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LITHIUM HEPARIN

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EXAMPLES OF ANALYTES AFFECTED FOR

DIURNAL VARIATION

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↑ in AM: ACTH, cortisol, Iron, aldosterone ACIA

↑in PM: ACP, growth hormone, PTH, TSH AGPT

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EXAMPLES OF ANALYTES AFFECTED FOR

POSTURE

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↑ When standing: albumin, cholesterol, aldosterone, Ca2+

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EXAMPLES OF ANALYTES AFFECTED FOR

REQUIRE FASTING

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Fasting blood sugar
glucose tolerance test
triglycerides
lipid panel
gastrin
insulin
aldosterone/renin

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EXAMPLES OF ANALYTES AFFECTED FOR

ANAEROBIC AND REQUIRE ICE, SLURRY (IMMEDIATE COOLING)

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Lactic acid
Ammonia
Blood gas
ACTH

—ICa+2 (heparinized whole blood if not analyzed within 30 min)
—Blood gas (if not analyzed within 30 min pH, and po2),

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Early morning before the patient has eaten or become physically active; this is a good time to draw blood specimens because the body is at rest and food has not been ingested during the night.

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BASAL STATE

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When a blood pressure cuff is used as a tourniquet, it is usually inflated to APPROXIMATELY_____

If Whole blood?

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60 mm Hg

40 mm Hg

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18
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the major NPN constituent in plasma and constitutes about 45% of the total

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UREA

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Other major constituents in decreasing order of nitrogen contribution are?

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UREA > AMINO ACIDS > URIC ACID > CREATININE > CREATINE > AMMΟΝΙΑ

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APPROACHES TO ASSAY OF UREA NITROGEN

COLORIMETRIC of Urea that is inexpensive, lacks specificity

A

DIACETYL

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APPROACHES TO ASSAY OF UREA NITROGEN

ENZYMATIC of Urea and that has Greater specificity, more expensive

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NH3 FORMATION

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REFERENCE METHOD FOR UREA NITROGEN?

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ISOTOPE DILUTION MASS SPECTROMETRY

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The condition of abnormally high urea nitrogen in the blood is called

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uremia

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A significant increase in the plasma concentrations of urea and creatinine, in kidney insufficiency, is known as?

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azotemia

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BUN/CREA RATIO >20:1 w/ Normal CREA Result of poor perfusion of the kidneys and therefore diminished glomerular filtration; kidneys are otherwise normal in their functioning capabilities
PRE-RENAL AZOTEMIA
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conditions under PRE-RENAL AZOTEMIA?
↑ protein intake Dehydration Shock Hemorrhage CHF
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BUN/CREA RATIO <10:1 Caused primarily by diminished glomerular filtration as a consequence of acute or chronic renal disease
RENAL AZOTEMIA
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conditions under RENAL AZOTEMIA?
Acute Glomerulonephritis Chronic GN Acute Tubular Necrosis
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BUN/CREA RATIO >20:1 w/ ↑ CREA Result of poor perfusion of the kidneys and therefore diminished glomerular filtration; kidneys are otherwise normal in their functioning capabilities
POST RENAL AZOTEMIA
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condition under POST RENAL AZOTEMIA?
BDO
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NPN ENZYMATIC MTD that Measure ammonia colorimetrically or with ISE
CREATININE
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APPROACHES TO ASSAY OF CREATININE colorimetric of CREA that is simple and NONSPECIFIC
ENDPOINT
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APPROACHES TO ASSAY OF CREATININE colorimetric of CREA that is Rapid, increased specificity
KINETIC
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NPN CHEMICAL; JAFFE
CREATININE
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APPROACHES TO ASSAY OF URIC ACID CHEMICAL that uses Phosphotungstic acid
Caraway Mtd
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NPN COLORIMETRIC: Problems with turbidity, several common drugs interfere
URIC ACID
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NPN ENZYMATIC: UV -- Need special instrumentation and optical cells
URIC ACID
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NPN ENZYMATIC: H₂O₂ -Hydrogen peroxide Interference by reducing substances
URIC ACID
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APPROACHES TO ASSAY OF AMMONIA CHEMICAL MTD? SPECTRO MTD? ENZYMATIC MTD?
CHEM = ISE - potentiometry SPECTRO = Bromophenol Blue ENZYMATIC = Glutamate Dehydrogenase
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what sample are preferred for blood ammonia determination since rapid sepration from cells introduces less error? --Analysis must be peroformed ASAP to eliminate endogenous formation of ammonia while sample is standing
PLASMA sample
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CAUSES OF ELEVATED PLASMA ΑΜΜΟΝΙΑ?
Smoking Reye's syndrome (aspirin) Hepatic encephalopathy Hereditary disorders in urea cycle enzymes Pulmonary problems
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Dye-binding methods for serum albumin?
Bromcresol green (BCG) 2-(4-hydroxyazobenzene)-benzoic acid (HABA)
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ALBUMIN wavelength used for Bromcresol green (BCG) ? wavelength used for 2-(4-hydroxyazobenzene)-benzoic acid (HABA) ?
630 nm --absorbance at 630 nm is less likely to be affected by absorbance due to bilirubin or hemoglobin in the sample HABA 500 nm
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conditions of DECREASED A/G?
hypoalbuminaemia hypercalcemia hypermagnesemia liver cirrhosis nephrotic syndrome lithium intoxication
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conditions of INCREASED A/G?
hyperglobulinaemia multiple myeloma hypernatremia uremia/renal failure ketoacidosis ingestion of toxins -- ethanol, methanol etc lactic acidosis instrument error
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COLOR REACTION FOR QUANTI OF BILI BILI + diazotized sulfanilic acid =? what is the color?
azobilirubin -- pink purple
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COLOR REACTION FOR QUANTI OF BILIRUBIN Evelyn Malloy ph: dissocaiting agent:
Evelyn Malloy ph: ACID dissocaiting agent: 50% METHANOL
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COLOR REACTION FOR QUANTI OF BILIRUBIN JENDRASSIK GOF ph: dissocaiting agent:
JENDRASSIK GOF ph: ALKALINE dissocaiting agent: CAFFEINE SODIUM BENZOATE
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COLOR REACTION FOR QUANTI OF BILIRUBIN Diazo product of JENDRASSIK GOF: Diazo product of EVELYN MALLOY:
COLOR REACTION FOR QUANTI OF BILIRUBIN Diazo product of JENDRASSIK GOF: Red/reddish-purple (560 nm max abs.) Diazo product of EVELYN MALLOY: Blue (600 nm max abs)
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Noncovalently attached to albumin Does not react with the color reagent until the bilirubin is first dissociated from the protein
UNCONJUGATED BILIRUBIN/B1
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Contains one or two attached glucuronic acid molecules Reacts directly with the color reagent
CONJUGATED BILIRUBIN/B2
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Bilrubin fraction that is covalently attached to protein Reacts directly with the color reagent and contributes to the direct, or conjugated, bilirubin value
DELTA BILIRUBIN
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B1?
"HUWIN-PS" - aka HEMOBILIRUBIN - Unconjugated bilirubin/ B1 - Water INsoluble - Indirect-reacting / Indirect Bilirubin - Non-polar bilirubin - Pre-hepatic bilirubin - Slow-reacting
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B2?
- aka CHOLEBILIRUBIN - Conjugated bilirubin/ B2 - Water soluble - Direct-reacting/ Direct Bilirubin - Polar bilirubin - Post-hepatic/hepatic bilirubin - One-minute/prompt bilirubin - Obstructive, regurgitative
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MNEMONIC: Friderickson Classification of disorders in SPE
"CCLDT" CM Chole Lipids - -Combined Dysbeta-LP TAG
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conditions under PRE-HEPATIC BILIRUBIN
Extravascular Hemolytic Anemia Newborns
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conditions under HEPATIC BILIRUBIN- Liver Diseases if B1 affected? if B2 affected?
B1 - Gilbert - Crigler Najar B2 - Dubin - Rotor
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conditions under POST HEPATIC BILIRUBIN?
BDO
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PLASMA PROTEINS INDICATOR OF MALNUTRITION; binds thyroid hormones and retinol-binding protein
pre-albumin / transthyretin
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PLASMA PROTEINS Binds bilirubin, steroids, fatty acids; major contributor to oncotic pressure
albumin
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULIN; Acute-phase reactant; protease inhibitor
1-antitrypsin
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULIN; Principal fetal proteina1-fetoprotein
a1-fetoprotein
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULIN; Acute-phase reactant
a1-acid glycoprotein / orosomucoid
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULIN; Transports lipid
a1-lipoprotein (HDL)
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULIN; Inhibits serine proteinases (ie, chymotrypsin)
a1-antichymotrypsin
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULIN; Inhibits proteinases (ie, trypsin)
Inter-a-trypsin inhibitor
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULIN; Binds vitamin D and actin
Gc-globulin
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PLASMA PROTEINS a1-GLOBULINS?
al-GLOBULINS 1-antitrypsin a1-fetoprotein a1-acid glycoprotein / orosomucoid a1-lipoprotein (HDL) a1-antichymotrypsin Inter-a-trypsin inhibitor Gc-globulin
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PLASMA PROTEINS a-2-GLOBULINS?
"CHA" Ceruloplasmin Haptoglobins a2-Macroglobulin
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PLASMA PROTEINS a2-GLOBULINS; Acute-phase reactant; binds hemoglobin
Ceruloplasmin
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PLASMA PROTEINS a2-GLOBULINS ;Peroxidase activity; contains copper
Haptoglobins
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PLASMA PROTEINS a2-GLOBULINS ; Inhibits thrombin, trypsin, pepsin (nephrotic syndrome)
a2-Macroglobulin
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS?
Pre-B-Lipoproteins (VLDL) Transferrin (Siderophilin) Hemopexin B-Lipoproteins (LDL) B2-Micorglobulin (B2M) Complement Fibrinogen C-reactive protein (CRP)
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Transports lipids (primarily triglyceride)
Pre-B-Lipoproteins (VLDL)
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Transports iron
Transferrin (Siderophilin)
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Transports iron
Hemopexin
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Transports lipids (primarily cholesterol)
B-Lipoproteins (LDL)
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Component of human leukocyte antigen (HLA) molecules class I
B2-Micorglobulin (B2M)
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Immune response
Complement
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Precursor of fibrin clot
Fibrinogen
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PLASMA PROTEINS B-GLOBULINS; Acute-phase reactant; motivates phagocytosis in inflammatory disease (Bishop) (Henry-y)
CRP
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PLASMA PROTEINS Y-GLOBULINS?
antibodies -- GAMDE
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STANDARD DYES USED FOR STAINING PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS?
"LCAP" Lissamine green Coomassie brilliant blue Amido black Ponceau S
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STANDARD DYES USED FOR STAINING LIPOPROTEINS?
"OFS" Oil Red O Fat Red 7B Sudan black
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STANDARD DYES USED FOR STAINING GLYCOPROTEINS?
Periodic acid-Schiff
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PROTEINS AS A CARDIAC BIOMARKER; IT HAS BEEN USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH TROPONIN TO HELP DIAGNOSE OR RULE OUT A HEART ATTACK
MTOGLOBIN
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PROTEINS GOLD STANDARD" in the DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME (ACS)
CARDIAC TROPONIN = Troponin I (cTnl) Troponin T (cTnT)
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PROTEINS - PROMOTE EXCRETION OF SODIUM AND WATER - OPULAR MARKER FOR CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE
- NATRIURETIC PEPTIDES - BRAIN NATRIURETIC PEPRIDE (BNP)
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PROTEINS - for wound healing; used as a NUTRITIONAL MARKER (next to prealbumin, albumin) - a glycoprotein used to help predict the short-term risk of premature delivery
- Fibronectin - Fetal Fibronectin
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PROTEINS Lower levels of this protein correlate with an increased risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and obesity
ADIPONECTIN
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PROTEINS -Synonym prostaglandin D synthase - An ACCURATE MARKER OF CSF LEAKAGE
B-TRACE PROTEIN
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PROTEINS -Proteolytic fragments of collagen I formed during bone resorption (turnover) -a BIOCHEMICAL MARKER OF BONE RESORPTION that can be detected in serum and urine
CROSS-LINKED C-TELOPEPTIDES/CTX
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PROTEIN Proposed as a new sensitive endogenous serum marker for the glomerular filtration rate
CYSTATIN C
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PROTEIN - stains with Congo red - supplemental test to help differentiate a diagnosis of ALZHEIMER DISEASE from other forms of dementia
Amyloid
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LIPOPROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS ORDER From the origin:
chylomicrons → LDL (beta) → VLDL (pre-beta) → HDL (alpha)
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LIPOPROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS Most commonly used support medium?
AGAROSE GEL
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APOLIPOPROTEINS Major structural protein in HDL and VLDL
apo E
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APOLIPOPROTEINS Major structural protein Lp (a)
Apo (a)
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APOLIPOPROTEINS -Major structural protein in HDL -Activates LCAT -Ligand for HDL binding
Apo A1
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APOLIPOPROTEINS Structural protein in HOL Activates LCAT Enhances hepatic triglyceride lipase activity
Apo A2
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APOLIPOPROTEINS Major structural protein in VLDL and LDL
Apo B-100
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APOLIPOPROTEINS Primarily structural protein in chylomicrons
Apo B-48
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-MINOR LIPOPROTEINS? -MINOR APOLIPOPROTEINS?
- Intermediate Density Lipoprotein (IDL) L(a) - apo D apo J apo H apo F apo G
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ABNORMAL LIPOPROTEINS - Floating ẞ' lipoprotein - VLDL density, electrophoretic ally near LDL - increased in Dysbeta-LP / Type 3 hyperlipoproteinemia
B-VLDL
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ABNORMAL LIPOPROTEINS - Sinking pre- ẞ' lipoprotein - LDL density, but migrates similarly to VLDL - increased in cardiovascular disease (premature Coronary Heart Disease)
Lp (a)
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ABNORMAL LIPOPROTEINS - Abnormal lipoprotein found in patients with obstructive biliary disease - patients with familial lecithin:cholesterol acyltransferase (LCAT) deficiency
LpX
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NCEP ANALYTICAL PERFORMANCE GOALS PRECISION HDL-C (>42mg/dl) : LDL-C : TAG : T-CHOLE :
HDL-C (>42mg/dl) : 4%CV LDL-C : 4%CV TAG : 5%CV T-CHOLE : 3%CV
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LIPID PROFILE NORMAL VALUES HDL-C : LDL-C : TAG : T-CHOLE :
"Heavy, Light, Tama, Tama" HDL-C : >60 - HIGH ; <40- LOW LDL-C : <100 TAG : <150 T-CHOLE : <200
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Desirable VLDL CHOLESTEROL Calculated
< or equal to 30mg/dl
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Friedewald calculation FORMULA? IF mg/dl : IF mmol/L :
IF mg/dl : TC - HDL - TAG/5 IF mmol/L : TC - HDL - TAG/2.175
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De Long Mtd FORMULA? IF mg/dl : IF mmol/L :
IF mg/dl : TC - HDL - TAG/ 6.5 IF mmol/L : TC - HDL - TAG/2.825
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what formula gives a more accurate estimate of VLDL - C?
De Long MTD