Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Used to treat cardiac arrhythmia

A

Procainamide

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2
Q

Hepatic metabolite of the parent drug Procainamide

A

NAPA

N-acetyl procainamide

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3
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Used to treat generalized tonic clonic, simple, partial and complex partial seizures

A

Primidone

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4
Q

Two active metabolites of primidone

A

Phenobarbital and

Phenylethylmalonamide

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5
Q

Metabolite or cocaine

A

Benzoylecgonine

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6
Q

Where is benzoylecgonine eliminated?

A

Urine

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7
Q

What causes cocaine’s short life

A

Rapid hepatic hydrolysis to inactive metabolites

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8
Q

Where does Lead accumulate? (3)

A

RBCs, BONES and NEURAL TISSUES

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9
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Suitable for demonstrating lead toxicity (3)

A

Whole blood, Hair, and Urine

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10
Q

Specimen which gives greatest sensitivity to lead and can detect exposure over time

A

WHOLE BLOOD

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11
Q

Amount of lead in tubes with tan stoppers

A

No more than 0.25ug/dL

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12
Q

Effect of contamination (e.g. extracted nucleic acid or carryover amplicons) to PCR assay

A

False positive

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13
Q

What to do when contamination occurs in PCR assay

A
  1. All equipment and work surfaces must be cleaned

2. New rgts (inc. primers) must be used

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14
Q

Comparison of patient data with previous results

A

Delta checks

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15
Q

Detects specimen mix-up and other errors

A

Delta checks

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16
Q

When limit is exceeded during delta checks, mt must determine if due to

A

Medical change in patient or lab error

17
Q

Formula for Coefficient of Variation (CV)

A

(SD/mean) x 100

18
Q

The smaller the CV, the greater the___

A

Precision

19
Q

Control values increasing or decreasing for 6 consecutive runs

A

Trend

20
Q

What causes TREND

A

DETERIORATION OF REAGENTS/CTRL ; Progressive problem with the testing system or sample control

21
Q

6 consecutive control values on the same side of the mean

A

SHIFT

22
Q

What causes SHIFT

A

Sudden malfunction of an instrument

23
Q

When a limit of 2 SD is used, 5% of expected assay results fall above or below the limit

A

REASSAY

24
Q

Ctrls may deteriorate overtime when exposed to adverse temperatures or subjected to cx causing evaporation

A

Prepare NEW CONTROL and REASSAY

25
Q

Rgts may have evaporated or become contaminated

A

Prepare fresh REAGENTS and reassay

26
Q

Instrument may require repair

A

Recalibrate instrument

27
Q

Commercial controls used to verify accuracy and reliability of patient test results

A

External QC

28
Q

Electronic, internal, and procedural controls contained within the test system that ensures the reliability of the test system

A

Internal QC

29
Q

Manager makes all decisions without input from others; Quick decision-making; least acceptance and commitment from staff.; Poorest quality decisions.

A

Authoritative

30
Q

(+)
Manager makes decisions AFTER POOLING STAFF.; better quality and acceptance.

(-)
Decisions Takes longer. ; those in minority might feel ignored

A

DEMOCRATIC

31
Q

Abbreviate MALDITOF

A

Matrix-assisted laser desorption-ionization time-of-flight