WorksheetsAHP252 - Tutorial 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Clinical Chemistry Testing is done on what part of the blood?
Whole blood
Serum & Plasma
Cells and platelets
All of the above
Like the kidney, the liver has compensatory mechanisms. Which statement is correct?
liver cells are compartmentalized and have extremity of diversity and function, damage to one area may not affect all of the liver.
. Liver disease greatly progresses before disease condition is noted
hepatocyte capable of regeneration of damaged cells
all of the above
Liver Function Tests can measure what factor
substances produced by liver
substances modified by liver (bilirubin)
damaged hepatocytes
all of the above
ALT, ALP and Bilirubin are tests used to assess which of the following?
Liver function
Kidney function
Pancreatic function
Total Protein
Total Serum Proteins concentrations included
Plasma Protein – (Fibrinogen + Coagulation Proteins)
Plasma Protein + Fibrinogen + Coagulation Proteins
Serum Protein – Plasma Protein
Serum Protein + Fibrinogen
Dehydration will _________protein value; over hydration will _____protein value
increase; decrease
decrease; increase
increase; not affect
decrease not affect
Hemolysis falsely ________ protein value while icterus ________ protein value
increases; increases
decreases; decrease
increases; has no affect on
decreases; has no affect on
How does heat, ultraviolet light, detergents, and chemicals affect total solid values
increase it by binding to protein
breakdown protein giving falsely low results
no effect on total protein value
dilute the protein decreasing the value
Which of the following instruments is best suited to assess the specific gravity of a urine sample?
Chemical analyzer
Centrifuge
Refractometer
Microscope
The modified Knott’s test is commonly used to detect which of the following?
Helminth ova
Urine Specific gravity
Heartworm
Blood glucose levels
Albumin is synthesized by liver
True
False
A low Urine Specific Gravity is indicative of an increased concentration of solutes in urine
True
False
A fecal culture is the only way to identify fecal parasites
True
False
Lipemia is due to an increase in lipids in the blood sample
True
False
Complete blood counts are done using blood drawn into a tube containing Sodium Citrate anticoagulant
True
False
Bilirubin derived from breakdown of Hb in spleen measures liver damage and bile duct obstruction
True
False
Bile acids used to assess the function of the kidneys
True
False
Creatinine is used to assess renal function
True
False
ALP & ALT – enzyme related to splenic function
True
False
Heartworm microfilaria can be identified using the passive fecal flotation method
True
False
