Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory Practices Quiz
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What do the tests in the clinical chemistry laboratory analyze for the presence or absence of?

  • Water-soluble vitamins
  • Non-functional metabolites
  • Hormones only
  • Certain substances (correct)
  • What are the tests performed in the clinical chemistry laboratory primarily on?

  • Patient urine samples
  • Patient plasma samples
  • Patient serum samples (correct)
  • Patient whole blood samples
  • What is the function of the Clinical Biochemistry lab?

  • To perform only qualitative analysis of body fluids
  • To perform analysis of solid tissues
  • To perform quantitative and qualitative analysis of body fluids (correct)
  • To perform only quantitative analysis of body fluids
  • What do biochemical specimens include for analysis in the Clinical Biochemistry lab?

    <p>Whole blood, serum, plasma, urine, saliva, sweat</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What triggers the release of insulin to bring the blood glucose concentration down?

    <p>A rise in blood glucose level</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Clinical Chemistry Laboratory

    • Tests in the clinical chemistry laboratory analyze for the presence or absence of biochemical substances, such as glucose, electrolytes, and enzymes, in bodily fluids like blood and urine.

    Specimen Analysis

    • Tests in the clinical chemistry laboratory are primarily performed on blood and urine samples.

    Clinical Biochemistry Lab Function

    • The function of the Clinical Biochemistry lab is to analyze biochemical specimens to diagnose and monitor various metabolic disorders, such as diabetes, and other diseases.

    Biochemical Specimens

    • Biochemical specimens for analysis in the Clinical Biochemistry lab include blood, urine, and cerebrospinal fluid.

    Insulin Release Trigger

    • The increase in blood glucose concentration triggers the release of insulin to bring the blood glucose level back down.

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    Test your knowledge of clinical biochemistry laboratory practices with this quiz. Explore topics such as sample collection, storage, and transport, as well as the chemical constituents of a healthy body. See how much you know about maintaining homeostasis in the body through this introductory quiz.

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