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WorksheetsCLCHEM1 Midterm Exam - Laboratory
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Select the primary reagent used in the Jaffe method for creatinine.
Alkaline copper II sulfate
Saturated picric acid and NaOH
Sodium nitroprusside and phenol
Phosphotungstic acid
Urea is produced from:
The catabolism of proteins and amino acids
Oxidation of purines
Oxidation of pyrimidines
The breakdown of complex carbohydrates
Urea concentration is calculated from the BUN by multiplying by a factor of:
0.5
2.14
6.45
14
Urinary urea measurements may be used for calculation of:
Glomerular filtration
Renal blood flow
Nitrogen balance
All of these options
In the ultraviolet enzymatic method for BUN, the urease reaction is coupled to a second enzymatic reaction using:
AST
Glutamate dehydrogenase
Glutamine synthetase
ALT
Which uric acid method is associated with negative bias caused by reducing agents?
Uricase coupled to the Trinder reaction
Ultraviolet uricase reaction coupled to catalase and alcohol dehydrogenase reactions
Measurement of the rate of absorbance decrease at 290 nm after addition of uricase
Phosphotungstic acid using a protein-free filtrate
Kjeldahl’s procedure for total protein is based upon the premise that:
Proteins are negatively charged
The pKa of proteins is the same
The nitrogen content of proteins is constant
Which of the following dyes is the most specific for measurement of albumin?
Bromcresol green (BCG)
Bromcresol purple (BCP)
Tetrabromosulfophthalein
Tetrabromphenol blue
Which support medium can be used to determine the molecular weight of a protein?
Cellulose acetate
Polyacrylamide gel
Agar gel
Agarose gel
Which of the following stains is used for lipoprotein electrophoresis?
Oil Red O
Coomassie Brilliant Blue
Amido Black
Ponceau S
Which serum protein should be measured in a patient suspected of having Wilson’s disease?
Hemopexin
Alpha-1 antitrypsin
Haptoglobin
Ceruloplasmin
A glycoprotein that binds with hemoglobin to facilitate the removal of hemoglobin by the reticuloendothelial system is:
Haptoglobin
Ceruloplasmin
Transferrin
Hemopexin
A protein that is normally produced by the fetus but is found in increased amounts in the amniotic fluid in cases of spina bifida is:
Alpha1-antitrypsin
Alpha1-acid glycoprotein
Alpha1-fetoprotein
Alpha2-macroglobulin
The formation of glucose from compounds like fatty acids, glycerol, and amino acids is called:
Glycolysis
Glycogenesis
Glycogenolysis
Gluconeogenesis
The reference method for glucose determination is:
Glucose dehydrogenase
Hexokinase
Glucose oxidase
Copper reduction
The preferred collection tube for preservation of glucose is:
Calcium oxalate
Sodium fluoride
Lithium heparin
Sodium citrate
Carbohydrates general ratio of CHO is 1:2:1.
True
False
Form of glucose that is absorbable by cells
G3P
G6P
Hexokinase
A1c
Effect of THYROXINE on blood glucose level
Increase
Decrease
NA
HYPERGLYCEMIC AGENTS, except:
Cortisol
Epinephrine
Insulin
Thyroxine
Oldest glucose method
Copper reduction
Ferric reduction
Ortho-toluidine
Glucose oxidase
Employed in autoanalyzers
Copper reduction
Ferric reduction
Glucose oxidase
Hexokinase
Endpoint result in Saifer Gernstenfield Method
Blue
Green
Yellow
Brown
Increased levels of uric acid, bilirubin, and ascorbic acid can falsely elevate glucose results.
True
False
Glucose oxidase only measures alpha-D-glucose.
True
False
Patients with diabetes insipidus have ________ glucose levels.
Increased
Normal
Decreased
Autoantibodies associated with Type 2 DM
Islet cell autoantibodies
Insulin autoantibodies
Both
None
The most predominant ketone in diabetic patients.
Acetoacetate
Hydroxybutyric acid
Acetone
All
Renal threshold of glucose in mg/dL
120
140
180
200
Deficient glucose-6-phosphatase
GSD 1
GSD 2
GSD 3
GSD 4
Deficient amylo-1,6-glucosidase
GSD 1
GSD 2
GSD 3
GSD 4
On which of the following can you obtain the highest results for 100-g OGTT?
FBS
1st hour
2nd hour
3rd hour
Impaired fasting glucose
<100 mg/dL
100-125 mg/dL
140-199 mg/dL
>126 mg/dL
An HbA1c result of 7.0 is suggestive of:
Normal
Pre-diabetes
Impaired
DM
A patient who fasted for 14 hours can proceed OGTT testing.
True
False
HbA1c of 8% is equivalent to what approximate mean plasma glucose?
97 mg/dL
212 mg/dL
154 mg/dL
183 mg/dL
Positive result in this urine test is an early indication of renal disease.
Urinalysis
Creatinine
Guaiac
Micral
Renal function electrolytes, except:
Na
K
CO2
None
NPN reference method
Enzymatic
Electrode
IDMS
PCR
Select all that applies: Inhibits urease enzyme
Citrate
Fluoride
EDTA
Heparin
Kinetic measurement of urea and is used on many automated instruments
GLDH coupled enzymatic
Indicator dye
IDMS
Conductimetric
Reference range for BUN
10-14 mg/dL
6-20 mg/dL
0.5-1.0 mg/dL
24-30 mg/dL
70% eliminated; relatively insoluble in plasma
Urea
Uric acid
Creatinine
Ammonia
Caraway method
BUN
BUA
Creatinine
Ammonia
Jaffe method
BUN
BUA
Creatinine
Ammonia
TRUE about GOUT
Uric acid deposition in joints
HGPRT deficiency
Orange sand in diapers
All
Related to uric acid
Adenine
Guanine
Both
Pyrimidines
Proteins as alpha-helix and beta-pleated sheets
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Globular proteins, except:
Albumin
Hemoglobin
Antibodies
None
Dyes for SPE
Coomasie Brilliant Blue
Oil Red O
PAS
All
Using Kjeldahl Technique, total serum protein is obtained by multiplying total protein nitrogen by:
2.14
88.4
6.25
1
Used to measure protein in CSF or urine
Turbidimetric
Refractive index
SG
All
Depends on the presence of 2 or more peptide bonds to form a purple complex with copper salts in alkaline solutions
Kjeldahl
Biuret
SG
Folin-Ciocalteu
In SPE, at pH values greater than isoelectric point, the net charge on the protein is negative.
True
False
Beta-globulins, except:
Transferrin
Hemopexin
Haptoglobin
None
Good indicator of body's nutritional status
AAT
Antibodies
Pre-albumin
Hemoglobin
Deficient in pulmonary emphysema
Ceruloplasmin
AAT
Macroglobulin
Orosomucoid
Decreased in hemolytic anemia
AAT
Ceruloplasmin
Haptoglobin
Transferrin
Earliest indicator of inflammation
ESR
Albumin
AFP
CRP
Increased in AMI, angina, rhabdomyolysis, strenuous exercise, and acute renal failure
Myoglobin
Trop-I
Trop-T
Cystatin C
Rises within 3-4 hours after onset of damage, peak at 10 to 24 hours, return to normal after 7 days
Trop-I
Trop-T
Myoglobin
Cystatin C
Gold standard test for diagnosis of AMI
Trop-I
Trop-T
Cystatin C
Myoglobin
Increased in spina bifida, HDN, hepatoma
AAT
AFP
AST
CRP
Beta-gamma bridging in SPE
Pulmonary emphysema
Nephrotic syndrome
Cirrhosis
Inflammation
Which of the following is not synonymous with POCT?
Near-patient testing
Ancillary testing
Bedside testing
None
Test/s available on POCT devices
Infectious disease markers
Electrolytes
Glucose
All
What is considered as the major advantage of POCT?
Reduced TAT
Decreased manpower needs
Less traumatic
Improved cost
Subject to lowest level of regulation and includes tests such as dipstick, pregnancy test, and RBS monitoring
PPMPs
Moderate complexity
High complexity
Waived
True or False. Majority of POCTs fall under moderate complexity category.
True
False
Select all that applies. What are the desirable characteristics of POCT devices?
Ease of use
Portability
Not interfaced with LIS
Comparability to main laboratory method
Proficiency testing falls under:
Internal QC
External QC
QA
All
Greatest source of error in POCT
Preanalytical
Analytical
Postanalytical
Any
True or False. Quality management program is not necessary for POCT since it can be done by any healthcare practitioner.
True
False
True or False. Total quality management encompasses quality assurance, as well as internal and external quality control.
True
False
Creatinine is formed from the:
Oxidation of creatine
Oxidation of protein
Deamination of dibasic amino acids
Metabolism of purines
