Toxicology I Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 5 types of toxicology studies?

A

Regulatory - repeat-dose
1st tier - blood, plasma, urine
2nd tier - additional characterizing
Investigative - core & esoteric
Discovery

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2
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When are rats used in toxicity studies?

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Study termination - 6mths testing

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3
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When are non-rodent animals used in toxicology studies?

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Study termination for up to a year
need baseline

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4
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Why do you need a baseline value for non-rodent animals?

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Not as inbred as rats - rats are very genetically homogeneous

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5
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What are 6 ways of following GLP?

A

SOP
Protocols
Validation
Training
Documentation
Audited

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6
Q

What do you measure in WBC?

A

Total count & absolute differential counts

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7
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What 5 things are measured in RBC?

A

Total count
Hb conc
Hct
reticulocyte count
indices

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8
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What are core tests used to measure hepatic function?

A

ALT
AST
ALP

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9
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What are core tests used to look at renal function?

A

Urea
Creatinine

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10
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What are core tests used to look at electrolytes?

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Sodium
Potassium
Calcium

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11
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What are core tests used to look at plasma proteins?

A

Albumin
total protein

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12
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What are core tests used to look at metabolism?

A

Glucose
cholesterol

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13
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What are 2nd tier clinical chemistry tests?

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hepatic - GLDH, SDH, bilirubin, total bile acids
renal - Na, K, creatinine clearance, N-acetyl glucosaminidase
inflammation - haptoglobin, alpha1 acid glycoprotein
endocine - renin, catecholamines, ANP, parathormone

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14
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What are signs of liver toxicity?

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Depression
Jaundice
Ascites
Hepatomegaly
Encephalopathy

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15
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What are 4 applications of an automated immunoanalyser in 2nd tier assays?

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Thyroid
Reproductive
Adrenal
Cardiac

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16
Q

What is looked at in a core urinalysis test?

A

Volume
Appearance
Osmolality
pH
Total protein
Glucose

17
Q

What is looked at in a 2nd tier urinalysis test?

A

Renal tubular - NAG, alpha GST, u-GST, electrolyte excretion, examination of sediment
Glomerular - microalbumin, urinary electrophoresis

18
Q

What are 2 core hemostasis tests?

A

prothrombin time
activated partial thromboplastin time

19
Q

What are 6 types of data analysis?

A

Experience, scientific judgement
patterns of change in parameters
dose response
effects in other studies
stats