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1. Reference ranges – populational constructed
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2. Diagnostic reliability of clinical laboratory parameters
What is the reliable result,
What does the reliable result pre...,
What is the laboratory result
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3. Permanent, long-term and short-term acting factors on the biological variation of the results – examples
What kind of factors are the biol...,
1 what are the permanent factors,
1a what does age influence
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4. Influence of medical procedures and medicines on the clinical laboratory results
What are the 4 mechanisms of drug...,
1 what are the physical drug inte...,
2 what are the chemical drug inte...
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5. Specimen collection for clinical laboratory investigation – basic rules and requirements. Venous and capillary blood for analysis
1 at what time must blood urine a...,
2 what must you stop taking befor...,
3 what procedure must be before a...
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6. Venous blood collection clinical laboratory investigation – basic procedures and sources of errors
What must you do to avoid problem...,
How should the tourniquet be appl...,
What alcohol must be used when cl...
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7. Storage of the biological samples for analysis and transportation to the laboratory
What is storage procedure,
Which specimens are transported,
What must be avoided when transpo...
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8. Urine for clinical laboratory investigation Cerebrospinal fluid, body fluids and stool
What are the 3 categories of lab ...,
What are the different types of u...,
1 what are random specimens
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9. Body water and its distribution in the human body. Osmolality and osmolarity - methods of investigation, reference ranges, result interpretation.
What are the functions of water i...,
How much does water make up of th...,
How much water does it make up in...
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10. Water-electrolyte balance disturbance. Clinical laboratory parameters for evaluation of water-electrolyte balance.
What is the principle of water el...,
What are electrolytes,
What are the macro electrolytes
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11. Sodium and chloride
Which is the most common cation i...,
What is sodium involved in,
What is sodium regulated by
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14. Inorganic Phosphate
How much phosphate makes up the s...,
How much phosphate is found in th...,
Which inorganic phosphates are pr...
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12. Potassium
What is the main cation in the in...,
What are potassium s general func...,
What regulates potassium levels
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13. Total and ionized Calcium | Total and ionized Magnesium
What are the 3 forms of calcium,
1 what is free ionized calcium,
2 what is complexed calcium
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15. Serum Iron and Iron Binding Capacity
What is iron an essential compone...,
What is functional iron,
What is iron involved in
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16 + 17 Diabetes mellitus | 17. Glucose in the blood - common data for the parameters
What monitors blood glucose levels,
What happens when there is decrea...,
What happens when there is increa...
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18. Glucose in the blood - tests with overload: two hours postprandial test and oral glucose tolerance test (GTT)
What is a post prandial glucose test,
What is the purpose of a post pra...,
What are the eating requirements ...
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19 + 20. Evaluation of gliycemia for preceded period of time | Selection of clinical laboratory tests in detecting and tracking disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism in patients w/ DM
What is glycosylated hemoglobin,
When must hba1c not be used for d...,
What are the indications for inve...
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21 + 22. Total protein | Major protein fractions
What are the functions of proteins,
What is the total protein test,
What is the role of albumin
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23. Individual proteins – proteins of the acute phase
What are acute phase proteins app,
What are proteins with increased ...,
What are proteins with decreased ...
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24. Immunoglobulins in the serum
What are immunoglobulins,
What are the 5 types of immunoglo...,
What is the serum immunoglobulin ...
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25. Selection of clinical laboratory tests and their discussion in inflammatory and neoplastic diseases
What is the wbc count,
What do wbc s consist of,
What do low levels of wbc count i...
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26. Urea
What does urea consist of,
What is urea,
What are the characteristics of urea
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27. Creatinine
What is creatinine,
What are the analytical methods f...,
1 what are the colorimetric metho...
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28. Uric acid
What is uric acid,
Where are purines found,
What are the 2 intermediate produ...
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29. Selection of clinical laboratory tests in renal diseases
What are the blood and urine test...,
1 what is the reference range for...,
1 what causes high creatinine cle...
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30. Transaminases in serum
What are the 2 transaminases in s...,
Where are the 2 aminotransferases...,
Where are asat also located
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31. Alkaline and acid phosphatase in serum
What is alkaline phosphatase,
Where are alkaline phosphatase lo...,
What are the 3 isoenzymes of alka...
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32. Lactate dehydrogenase and creatine phosphokinase in serum
What is the purpose of measuring ldh,
Where is ldh located,
What is lactate dehydrogenase ldh
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33. Amylase,amma-glutamyltransferase and cholinesterase
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MCQ Variants
1 the basic laboratory parameters...,
2 the lipid profile includes the ...,
5 which of the following enzymes ...
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