22 Questions
What is the result of the reaction between alk tartrate and azo bilirubin?
Green
What is the elevation in post-hepatic jaundice?
ALP
What is the enzyme involved in the reaction between alk tartrate and azo bilirubin?
ALP
What type of jaundice is associated with obstruction in bile ducts?
Post-hepatic jaundice
What is the normal range of AST levels?
3-35
What is the term for the liquid portion of a blood sample after it has been allowed to clot and centrifuged?
Serum
What is the purpose of an anti-coagulant in a blood sample?
To prevent the blood from clotting
What is the term for the protein that is responsible for forming blood clots?
Fibrinogen
What is the wavelength of infrared radiation used in a spectrophotometer?
700-800 nm
What is the term for the type of bonds that join carbohydrates together?
Glycosidic bonds
What is the term for the process of making a protein insoluble in water?
Salting out
What is the purpose of centrifuging a blood sample that has been allowed to clot?
To separate the liquid portion from the solid portion
What is the term for the protein that is involved in the formation of blood clots?
Fibrinogen
What is the wavelength range of infrared radiation used in a spectrophotometer?
700-800 nm
What is the purpose of adding an anti-coagulant to a blood sample?
To prevent the blood from clotting
What is the type of bond that joins carbohydrates together?
Glycosidic bond
What is the term for the solid portion of a blood sample that has been centrifuged?
Clot
What is the possible cause of jaundice mentioned in the text?
Obstruction in bile ducts
What is the term for the values 33, 23, and 98 mentioned in the text?
AST levels
What is the result of the reaction between alk tartrate and azo bilirubin in terms of color?
Green
What is the term for the type of bonding mentioned in the text in relation to sugar?
Tail bonding
What is the term for the condition mentioned in the text associated with obstruction in bile ducts?
Post-hepatic jaundice
This quiz tests your knowledge of blood components, coagulation, and the differences between plasma and serum. Learn about fibrinogen, clotting, and more.
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