Clinical biochemistry L6
Clinical Biochemistry Quiz
Test your knowledge on clinical biochemistry with our engaging quiz! Explore various aspects of bilirubin metabolism, liver fun
- Perfect for students and professionals in the medical field.
- Enhance your understanding of liver-related conditions and biochemical markers.
4.________ is a general condition that results from abnormal metabolism or retention of bilirubin.
Jaundice
Pre-hepatic jaundice
Hepatic jaundice
Post hepatic jaundice
5. _________ is the result of acute or chronic hemolytic anemias.
Jaundice
Pre-hepatic jaundice
Hepatic Jaundice
Post hepatic jaundice
6._________ includes disorders of bilirubin metabolism and transport defects.
Jaundice
Pre-hepatic jaundice
Hepatic jaundice
Post hepatic jaundice
7.________ includes disorders of bilirubin metabolism and transport defects.
Jaundice
Crigler-Najjar syndrome
Hepatic jaundice
Post hepatic jaundice
8. _________ is caused by a defect in the transport of bilirubin from plasma albumin into the hepatocyte.
Gilbert’s disease
Crigler-Najjar syndrome
Hepatic jaundice
Post hepatic jaundice
9. ________ The last step in the hepatic processing of bilirubin is the post-conjugation step of excretion of the bilirubin-glucuronide from the hepatic microsomes into the canaliculi.
Gilbert’s disease
Crigler-Najjar syndrome
Hepatic jaundice
Dubin-Johnson syndrome
10.__________ is generally caused by biliary obstructive disease resulting from spasms or strictures of the biliary tract, ductal occlusion by stones, or compression by neoplastic disease.
Gilbert’s disease
Crigler-Najjar syndrome
Hepatic jaundice
Dubin-Johnson syndrome
Post-hepatic jaundice
11. Concentrations and Changes in Concentration of Bilirubin and Its Metabolites in Healthy Person and Those with Jaundice
- What pathological conditions that cause presence of Bilirubin in urine?
Hepatocellular disease
Dubin-Johnson syndrome
Posthepatic obstructive jaundice
All answers above
13. Change of Serum Analyte with Disease: Enzymes Which pathological condition that causes the highest of GGT level?
Cirrhosis
Reye’s syndrome
Hepatomas
Cholestatic disease
12.
- Liver-function tests are generally used to identify liver disease in the absence of
jaundice or when the jaundice is the result of hemolytic disease and the existence of
complicating liver disease is suspected.
- Based on capacity of liver, hepatocellular damage and obstruction, liver function
tests are classified as the following:
jaundice or when the jaundice is the result of hemolytic disease and the existence of
complicating liver disease is suspected.
- Based on capacity of liver, hepatocellular damage and obstruction, liver fun
tests are classified as the following:
Test based on excretory capacity of liver (Indocyanin green, Phenoldulfon-phthalein, BSP)
Test based on detoxifying capacity of liver (hippuric acid, the liver's ability to metabolize drugs to changes in serum concentration of the parent drug or its metabolite)
Test based on synthetic capacity of liver (Total protein, Albumin, Prothrombin time, serum cholesterol)
Test based on metabolic capacity of liver (Serum ammonia)
Tests used for indicating hepatocellular damage and obstructive liver disease (ALT, AST, ALP, GGT, N5T)
2. Nitrogenous Balance:
1. Intake = output : N equilibrium______
An increase in the total body pool of protein
Normal state in an adult
A net loss of body protein
2. Nitrogenous balance
2. Intake > output : positive _______
An increase in the total body pool of protein.
Normal state in an adult
A net loss of body protein
2. Nitrogenous balance:
3.N balance intake < output: negative N balance_______
An increase in the total body pool of protein
Normal state in an adults
A net loss of body protein
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