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Plasma Lipid Analysis Flashcards

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1
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chemical method for cholesterol uses

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alcoholic KOH

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product in cholesterol chemical method

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cholesterol and fatty acids

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method involving colorimetry, mix, incubate, and measure to analyze cholesterol levels

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1-step Method

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method involving colorimetry and extraction to analyze cholesterol levels

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2-step Method

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method involving colorimetry, extraction, and saponification for cholesterol analysis

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3-step Method

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method involving colorimetry, extraction, saponification, and precipitation for cholesterol analysis

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4-step Method

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reagent used in Liebermann-Burchardt reaction

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acetic anhydride

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color produced in Liebermann-Burchardt reaction

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green cholestadienyl monosulfonic acid

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reagent used in Salkowski reaction

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Fe3+

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color produced in Salkowski reaction

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red cholestadienyl disulfonic acid

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CDC reference method for cholesterol measurement

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Modified Abell-Kendall Method

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enzymatic method for cholesterol uses

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peroxidase catalyzed dye oxidation

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enzymes used in cholesterol enzymatic method

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cholesterol esterase, cholesterol oxidase, peroxidase

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14
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product of enzymatic cholesterol method

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quinonimine dye (red)

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chromogen used in enzymatic cholesterol method

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4-aminophenazone, 4-aminoantitipyrine

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16
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desirable cholesterol level

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<200 mg/dL

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borderline high cholesterol level

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200–239 mg/dL

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18
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high cholesterol level

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≥240 mg/dL

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19
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moderate risk for CHD in ages 2-19

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≥170 mg/dL

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high risk for CHD in ages 2-19

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≥185 mg/dL

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moderate risk for CHD in ages 20-29

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≥200 mg/dL

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high risk for CHD in ages 20-29

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≥220 mg/dL

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moderate risk for CHD in ages 30-39

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> 220 mg/dL

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high risk for CHD in ages 30-39

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≥240 mg/dL

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moderate risk for CHD in ages 40+

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≥240 mg/dL

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high risk for CHD in ages 40+

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≥260 mg/dL

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27
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Chemical method used for triglyceride analysis

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Alcoholic KOH

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28
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Product formed in triglyceride chemical method

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Formaldehyde (HCHO)

29
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Color observed in colorimetric triglyceride method (Van Handel-Zilversmith)

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Pink (CDC), Blue

30
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Reagent used in Van Handel-Zilversmith method for triglycerides

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Chromotropic acid

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Color observed in fluorometric triglyceride method (Hantzch)

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Yellow

32
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Reagent used in fluorometric triglyceride method

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Diacetyl acetone

33
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Enzyme used in triglyceride enzymatic method

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Lipase

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Enzyme used to convert glycerol to glycerophosphate

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Glycerokinase

35
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Enzyme involved in peroxidase-catalyzed dye oxidation for triglycerides

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Peroxidase

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Absorbance measurement wavelength for triglyceride analysis

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340 nm

37
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Enzyme involved in converting glycerophosphate to dihydroxyacetone phosphate

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Glycerophosphate dehydrogenase

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Enzyme required for triglyceride hydrolysis

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Lipase

39
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Enzyme that reacts with chromogen in peroxidase-catalyzed dye oxidation

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Peroxidase

40
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Normal triglyceride reference value

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< 150 mg/dL

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Borderline high triglyceride reference value

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150–199 mg/dL

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High triglyceride reference value

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200–499 mg/dL

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Very high triglyceride reference value

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≥ 500 mg/dL

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Plasma appearance for triglycerides <200 mg/dL

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Clear

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Plasma appearance for triglycerides >300 mg/dL

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Hazy or turbid

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Plasma appearance for triglycerides >600 mg/dL

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Opaque and milky

47
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Hypertriglyceridemia is associated with which conditions?

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Hyperlipoproteinemia types 1, 3, 4, 5, 2b, nephrotic syndrome, alcoholism, pancreatitis, hypothyroidism

48
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Hypotriglyceridemia is associated with which conditions?

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Malnutrition, malabsorption syndrome, hyperthyroidism

49
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Method for HDL-C measurement involving sample density adjustment with potassium bromide

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Ultracentrifugation

50
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Substance used in the homogeneous (direct assay) method for HDL-C to block non-HDL lipoproteins

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Antibody to apo B-100

51
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Method using polyanion-divalent cations for HDL-C measurement

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Precipitation followed by POD-coupled cholesterol determination

52
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CDC reference method for HDL-C measurement

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Ultracentrifugation, heparin-Mn2+ precipitation, and Abell-Kendall assay

53
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Reference value indicating high risk for CHD in HDL-C

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< 40 mg/dL

54
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Desirable reference value for HDL-C

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> 60 mg/dL

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Method for LDL-C measurement involving ultracentrifugation and precipitation to remove VLDL and HDL

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β Quantification

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Homogeneous method for LDL-C using detergents or chemicals to block or solubilize non-LDL lipoproteins

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Detergents or other chemicals

57
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Friedewald equation for calculating VLDL in mg/dL

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VLDL = TG / 5

58
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De Long equation for calculating VLDL in mg/dL

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VLDL = TG / 6.5

59
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Condition when Friedewald calculation for LDL is unreliable

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When TG levels are >200 mg/dL; unacceptably high error at TG >400 mg/dL

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Optimal reference value for LDL-C

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< 100 mg/dL

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LDL-C level considered very high

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≥ 190 mg/dL

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Acceptable total error for cholesterol measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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≤ 9%

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Acceptable CV and Bias for cholesterol measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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CV ≤ 3%; Bias ≤ 3%

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Acceptable total error for triglyceride measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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≤ 15%

65
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Acceptable CV and Bias for triglyceride measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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CV ≤ 5%; Bias ≤ 5%

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Acceptable total error for LDL-C measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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≤ 12%

67
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Acceptable CV and Bias for LDL-C measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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CV ≤ 4%; Bias ≤ 4%

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Acceptable total error for HDL-C measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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≤ 13%

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Acceptable CV and Bias for HDL-C measurements according to NCEP guidelines

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CV ≤ 4%; Bias ≤ 5%

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