問題一覧
1
The important process that links the analytical signal with the concentration of analyte :
Calibration
2
Na is the main
Extracellular
3
K ions are mainaly
intracellular
4
Glucose normal range for target fasting volume
74-106 mg/dl
5
Bilirubin total normal range
0.1-1.2 mg/dL
6
Creatine normal range for Male:
0.7-1.3 mg/dl
7
increased the lest levels can cause mental and neurological changes in the brain
Ammonia (NH4)
8
Major protein in blood made In the liver, it binds and transports many substance
Albumin
9
GGT normal Range (Male)
2-30 U/L
10
The life time of RBC
3 months
11
Intracellular proteins found specifically in heart muscle, they're released when there's is damage to cardiac cells diagnosis of heart atrack
Troponin
12
Triglyceride normal range
150> mg/dl
13
Cholesterol normal range:
Less than 200mg/dl
14
The normal range of soudium is
136-145 mmol/L
15
Damage the CK-MB enzyme is elevated about( -------)hours after a heart attack :
4-6 hours
16
Digestive enzyme secreted by salivary and pancreatic glands responsible for digestion of starches To diagnose pancreatitis :
Amylase
17
Digestive enzyme secreted by pancreas and salivary glands responsible for breakdown of triglycerides To diagnose pancreatitis :
Lipase
18
CK-BB is found primarily in :
brain
19
CK-MB found primarily in :
heart muscle
20
CK-MM found primarily in :
Skeletal muscle
21
Present in liver and some other tissue—very sensitive indicator of any liver disorder Assess liver disease or damage :
GGT
22
Primarily found in liver To assess liver disease, more specific for liver diseases than AST :
ALT
23
General indicator of tissue damage :
LDH
24
A control sample is analyzed multiple times (usually daily) over an extended period of time (weeks to months) to ensure that the test gives reproducible results :
Quality control
25
Major extracellular cation responsible for maintaining fluid balance in circulation :
Sodium
26
Major intracellular cation responsible for muscle contraction and maintenance of normal heart rate :
Potassium
27
Major extracellular anion; changes in concentration typically mirror sodium concentrations :
Chloride
28
major source of energy for many tissues – regulated by hormones, such as insulin, cortisol and glucagon :
glucose
29
To determine if patient is iron deficient or to determine if patient has an iron overload syndrome :
Iron
30
Often ordered with creatinine to evaluate kidney function :
Urea
31
removes excess cholesterol from tissue for disposal :
HDL
32
carries cholesterol from the liver to peripheral tissue :
LDL
33
intracellular proteins found specifically in heart muscle; they are released when there is damage to cardiac cells Diagnosis of heart attack :
Troponin
34
Mineral required for bone formation and for blood clotting and important in nerve and muscle function :٫
Calcium
35
Mineral important in bone metabolism, energy production and nerve and muscle function Usually measured along with other analytes to help diagnose problems with calcium metabolism :
Phosphorus
36
Often ordered as a follow-up test for low calcium or potassium or to assess symptoms of muscle problems like weakness, twitching, cramping or cardiac arrhythmias :
Magnesium
37
the circulates in blood in two forms referred to as conjugated and unconjugated :
Bilirubin total
38
The conjugated form is water-soluble, made in the liver and excreted in the blood :
Direct bilirubin
39
The unconjugated form is fat-soluble and the product of hemoglobin breakdown
Indirect bilirubin
40
Normal range for Hba1c :
< 5.7 mg/dl
41
A waste product from breakdown of purines (DNA components) :
Uric acid
42
A waste product from the muscle breakdown of a compound :
Creatinine
43
A waste product of amino acid breakdown converted to urea by the liver:
Ammonia
44
Major protein in blood made in the liver, it binds and transports many substances :
Albumin
45
Maximum amount of iron that can be transported by the transferrin in blood Tests iron status :
TIBC
46
Reserve capacity of transferrin for additional iron transport Sometimes used to monitor treatment for iron toxicity
UIBC
47
Widely present in tissue especially liver, heart and skeletal muscle To assess liver disorders :
AST
48
Found in many tissues, especially bone, intestine, kidney and liver Assessment of bone diseases and liver diseases :
Alkaline phosphatase
49
Widely distributed in tissues like heart, lung, liver, kidney, skeletal muscle; occurs in five forms, numbered FROM 1 to 5
LDH
50
Important steroid lipid, made by the liver and used for production of steroid hormones and cell walls
Total Cholestrol
51
Chemical form of fatty acids for transport and storage in adipose tissue
Triglyceride
52
Normal range for lipase :
31-186 U/L
53
Urea normal range :
6-20 mg/dl
54
Sodium normal range :
136-145 mmol/L
55
Potassium normal range :
3.5-5.1 mmol/L
56
Uric acid normal range for male :
3.5-7.2 mg/dl
57
ALT normal range for male :
13-40 U/L
58
AST normal range :
8-20 U/L
59
Alkaline phospatase normal range :
20-130 U/L
60
Iron normal range for male :
66-175 mg/dl
61
Cpk normal range for male :
25-130 mg/dl
62
LDH normal range :
100-190 U/L
63
Glucose normal range for target fasting value :
74-106 mg/dl
64
Phosphorus normal range :
2.7-4.5 mg/dl
65
Magnesium normal range :
1.6-2.6 mg/dl
66
HDL normal range :
>37mg/dl
67
The normal range of Direct bilirubin
< 0.3 mg/dl
68
The normal range of Uric acid for Female:
2.6-6.0 mg/dL
69
The normal range of creatinine for Female
0.6-1.1mg /dl
70
The normal range of Ammonia (NH4+)
40 - 80 mg/dl
71
Normal range Urine protein
50-80 mg/day
72
Normal range of CSF protein
12-60 mg/dl
73
Normal range for albumin
3.5-5.2 g/dL
74
Normal range of microalbuminurea
15-150 mg/24 hours
75
Normal range of total iron binding capacity (TIBC)
250-425 mg/dl
76
Normal range of Unsaturated iron binding capacity (UIBC)
110-370 ml/dl
77
Normal range of ALT for female
10-28 u/l
78
Normal range for GGT
1-20 U/l
79
Ck normal range for female
10-115 U/l
80
Normal range for Amylase
27-131 U/l
81
Normal range HDL for female
<40 mg/dl
82
normal range for LDL
<100 mg/dL
83
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1
The important process that links the analytical signal with the concentration of analyte :
Calibration
2
Na is the main
Extracellular
3
K ions are mainaly
intracellular
4
Glucose normal range for target fasting volume
74-106 mg/dl
5
Bilirubin total normal range
0.1-1.2 mg/dL
6
Creatine normal range for Male:
0.7-1.3 mg/dl
7
increased the lest levels can cause mental and neurological changes in the brain
Ammonia (NH4)
8
Major protein in blood made In the liver, it binds and transports many substance
Albumin
9
GGT normal Range (Male)
2-30 U/L
10
The life time of RBC
3 months
11
Intracellular proteins found specifically in heart muscle, they're released when there's is damage to cardiac cells diagnosis of heart atrack
Troponin
12
Triglyceride normal range
150> mg/dl
13
Cholesterol normal range:
Less than 200mg/dl
14
The normal range of soudium is
136-145 mmol/L
15
Damage the CK-MB enzyme is elevated about( -------)hours after a heart attack :
4-6 hours
16
Digestive enzyme secreted by salivary and pancreatic glands responsible for digestion of starches To diagnose pancreatitis :
Amylase
17
Digestive enzyme secreted by pancreas and salivary glands responsible for breakdown of triglycerides To diagnose pancreatitis :
Lipase
18
CK-BB is found primarily in :
brain
19
CK-MB found primarily in :
heart muscle
20
CK-MM found primarily in :
Skeletal muscle
21
Present in liver and some other tissue—very sensitive indicator of any liver disorder Assess liver disease or damage :
GGT
22
Primarily found in liver To assess liver disease, more specific for liver diseases than AST :
ALT
23
General indicator of tissue damage :
LDH
24
A control sample is analyzed multiple times (usually daily) over an extended period of time (weeks to months) to ensure that the test gives reproducible results :
Quality control
25
Major extracellular cation responsible for maintaining fluid balance in circulation :
Sodium
26
Major intracellular cation responsible for muscle contraction and maintenance of normal heart rate :
Potassium
27
Major extracellular anion; changes in concentration typically mirror sodium concentrations :
Chloride
28
major source of energy for many tissues – regulated by hormones, such as insulin, cortisol and glucagon :
glucose
29
To determine if patient is iron deficient or to determine if patient has an iron overload syndrome :
Iron
30
Often ordered with creatinine to evaluate kidney function :
Urea
31
removes excess cholesterol from tissue for disposal :
HDL
32
carries cholesterol from the liver to peripheral tissue :
LDL
33
intracellular proteins found specifically in heart muscle; they are released when there is damage to cardiac cells Diagnosis of heart attack :
Troponin
34
Mineral required for bone formation and for blood clotting and important in nerve and muscle function :٫
Calcium
35
Mineral important in bone metabolism, energy production and nerve and muscle function Usually measured along with other analytes to help diagnose problems with calcium metabolism :
Phosphorus
36
Often ordered as a follow-up test for low calcium or potassium or to assess symptoms of muscle problems like weakness, twitching, cramping or cardiac arrhythmias :
Magnesium
37
the circulates in blood in two forms referred to as conjugated and unconjugated :
Bilirubin total
38
The conjugated form is water-soluble, made in the liver and excreted in the blood :
Direct bilirubin
39
The unconjugated form is fat-soluble and the product of hemoglobin breakdown
Indirect bilirubin
40
Normal range for Hba1c :
< 5.7 mg/dl
41
A waste product from breakdown of purines (DNA components) :
Uric acid
42
A waste product from the muscle breakdown of a compound :
Creatinine
43
A waste product of amino acid breakdown converted to urea by the liver:
Ammonia
44
Major protein in blood made in the liver, it binds and transports many substances :
Albumin
45
Maximum amount of iron that can be transported by the transferrin in blood Tests iron status :
TIBC
46
Reserve capacity of transferrin for additional iron transport Sometimes used to monitor treatment for iron toxicity
UIBC
47
Widely present in tissue especially liver, heart and skeletal muscle To assess liver disorders :
AST
48
Found in many tissues, especially bone, intestine, kidney and liver Assessment of bone diseases and liver diseases :
Alkaline phosphatase
49
Widely distributed in tissues like heart, lung, liver, kidney, skeletal muscle; occurs in five forms, numbered FROM 1 to 5
LDH
50
Important steroid lipid, made by the liver and used for production of steroid hormones and cell walls
Total Cholestrol
51
Chemical form of fatty acids for transport and storage in adipose tissue
Triglyceride
52
Normal range for lipase :
31-186 U/L
53
Urea normal range :
6-20 mg/dl
54
Sodium normal range :
136-145 mmol/L
55
Potassium normal range :
3.5-5.1 mmol/L
56
Uric acid normal range for male :
3.5-7.2 mg/dl
57
ALT normal range for male :
13-40 U/L
58
AST normal range :
8-20 U/L
59
Alkaline phospatase normal range :
20-130 U/L
60
Iron normal range for male :
66-175 mg/dl
61
Cpk normal range for male :
25-130 mg/dl
62
LDH normal range :
100-190 U/L
63
Glucose normal range for target fasting value :
74-106 mg/dl
64
Phosphorus normal range :
2.7-4.5 mg/dl
65
Magnesium normal range :
1.6-2.6 mg/dl
66
HDL normal range :
>37mg/dl
67
The normal range of Direct bilirubin
< 0.3 mg/dl
68
The normal range of Uric acid for Female:
2.6-6.0 mg/dL
69
The normal range of creatinine for Female
0.6-1.1mg /dl
70
The normal range of Ammonia (NH4+)
40 - 80 mg/dl
71
Normal range Urine protein
50-80 mg/day
72
Normal range of CSF protein
12-60 mg/dl
73
Normal range for albumin
3.5-5.2 g/dL
74
Normal range of microalbuminurea
15-150 mg/24 hours
75
Normal range of total iron binding capacity (TIBC)
250-425 mg/dl
76
Normal range of Unsaturated iron binding capacity (UIBC)
110-370 ml/dl
77
Normal range of ALT for female
10-28 u/l
78
Normal range for GGT
1-20 U/l
79
Ck normal range for female
10-115 U/l
80
Normal range for Amylase
27-131 U/l
81
Normal range HDL for female
<40 mg/dl
82
normal range for LDL
<100 mg/dL
83
one of the following chemical tests in the blood do NOT use a tourniquet when drawing blood
Calcium