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  • Rahaf M. Bataineh

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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

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    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