exam 3

• liver disease

  
• prostrate

  
• 1 micromole/min

  
• gamma-glutamyl transferase

  
• can be elevated in acute myocardial infarction

  
• amylase and lipase

  
• hepatitis

  
• myocardial infarction

  
• scattered by particles in suspension

  
• the excitation spectra

  
• quenching

  
• column

  
• densitometer

  
• the incident light is polarized and the sample gives off radiant energy of a different wavelength, but is polarized in the same plane

  
• mobile

  
• 530-550 nm

  
• alanine aminotransferase

  
• pancreatitis - increased amylase
• prostrate cancer - increased acid phosphatase
• mycoardial infarction - increased CK-MB
• alcohol use - increased GGT
• muscular dystrophy - increased CK-MM
• bruh

  A) Y

  B) N

  C) Y

  D) Y

  E) Y

  F) Y

  G) N

  H) Y

  
• false

  
• false

  
• true

  
• false

  
• bruh

  A) aa spectrophotometer

  B) atoms

  C) PM tube

  D) argon

  E) atom

  
• carryover is the contamination of a specimen or reagent by the one processed just previously
• dwell time is the minimum time required to obtain a result from the time of initial sampling
• batching is the process of running the same test on numerous samples at the same time
• turnaround time is the amount of time from receipt of sample to the time it's reported
• Throughput is the maximum number of samples capable of being analyzed per hour
• selectivity is the ability of an analyzer to run individual tests from a panel
• bruh

  A) fluorometer

  B) xenon

  C) mercury

  D) attenuator

  
• bruh

  A) forward

  B) backward

  C) forward

  
• the spreading layer also filters out large particles
• the reagent layer contains all the proper chemicals in all the right amounts
• the membrane retains any unwanted analytes
• the indicator layer contains a colorimetric chemical