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Which of the actions are NOT associated with the hormone insulin?

Increases glycogenolysis

Which findings are NOT consistent with hyperglycemia?

Increased blood and urine pH

Which do NOT characterize Type I diabetes mellitus?

Insulin resistance

Which result below best indicated impaired glucose tolerance?

2 hr OGTT > 140 mg/dL but < 200 mg/dL

Which criteria are NOT used to diagnose diabetes mellitus?

FPG of > 200 mg/dL

Which statement below INCORRECTLY describe Von-Gierke disease?

Insufficient glycogen stored

Which is FALSE about glucose measurement?

Serum, plasma, urine, or whole blood can be used

Which is the preferred method to measure glycated hemoglobin?

Affinity chromatography

Persistent albuminuria

Albumin creatinine ratio of 30-300 mg/24 hour in 2 out of 3 urine collections

Which principle is involved in measuring HbA1c using cation exchange chromatography?

The negatively charged hemoglobins attached to the positively charged resin bed

Which HbA1c value translates to about 126 mg/dL of average plasma glucose?

6%

Uses G6PD in coupling reaction

Hexokinase

Ferric reduction is indicated by yellow to colorless reaction

Hagedorn Jensen

Primarily affected by increased uric and ascorbic acid

Glucose oxidase

Based on condensation with aromatic amines to Schiff bases

Ortho toluidine

Affinity chromotography is NOT affected by hemoglobin F, S, or C

True

The coupled reaction in glucose oxidase measurement is known as the Trinder's reaction.

True

Type 1 constitutes 80-90% of the majority of cases of diabetes.

False

Hypoglycemia causes brain fuel deprivation and can result to seizures even death.

True

Glucose concentration in whole blood is approximately 11% higher in plasma.

False

Horseradish peroxidase is used in hexokinase to catalyze the second reaction.

False

The glucose hexokinase method may be performed in plasma using EDTA, heparin, or citrate.

True

ADA recommends that a quarterly HbA1c test may be performed for patients not meeting treatment goals for diabetes.

True

No method can be used to determine ketones in urine or blood that react with all ketones bodies.

True

What is the best time to collect for fasting blood glucose?

Morning

Which of the enzymes for the determination of blood sugar is most specific for B-D-glucose?

Glucose oxidase

Which is used as the coupling enzyme in the Hexokinase method of glucose determination?

G6PD

Best method for measurement of blood glucose

Hexokinase

Which reagent in blood glucose measurement is used to convert a to B-D glucose

Mutarotase

Which chromogen is commonly used in Glucose oxidase method for blood glucose measurement?

Dimethylaniline

Copper reduction method of glucose measurement involves the use of BaSO4 to remove saccharoids

Nelson Somogyi

Carbohydrates to fatty acids

Lipogenesis

Breakdown of fats

Lipolysis

Glucose to glycogen storage

Glycogenesis

Non-carbohydrate source to G6P

Gluconeogenesis

Glycogen to glucose

Glycogenolysis

Glucose to pyruvate or lactate

Glycolysis

Chain of 2-10 sugar units

Oligosaccharides

Study Notes

Hormone Insulin

  • Insulin does not stimulate gluconeogenesis or glycogenolysis in the liver
  • Insulin does not stimulate lipolysis in adipose tissue

Hyperglycemia

  • Hyperglycemia is not characterized by increased insulin secretion
  • Hyperglycemia is not consistent with decreased glucagon secretion

Type I Diabetes Mellitus

  • Type I diabetes mellitus is not characterized by insulin resistance
  • Type I diabetes mellitus is not characterized by obesity

Impaired Glucose Tolerance

  • A 2-hour plasma glucose level of 140-199 mg/dL indicates impaired glucose tolerance

Diagnosing Diabetes Mellitus

  • Diabetes mellitus is not diagnosed using a random plasma glucose level
  • Diabetes mellitus is not diagnosed using a single plasma glucose level

Von-Gierke Disease

  • Von-Gierke disease is not characterized by a deficiency of glucose-6-phosphatase
  • Von-Gierke disease is not characterized by an absence of glycogen storage disease

Glucose Measurement

  • Glucose measurement is not performed using a direct electrode method
  • Glucose measurement is not preferred using the hexokinase method
  • Glucose measurement is preferred using the glucose oxidase method

HbA1c Measurement

  • HbA1c measurement is based on the principle of cation exchange chromatography
  • HbA1c value of 6% translates to an average plasma glucose of approximately 126 mg/dL
  • HbA1c measurement is not affected by hemoglobin F, S, or C

Affinity Chromatography

  • Affinity chromatography is not affected by hemoglobin F, S, or C
  • Affinity chromatography is used in the measurement of glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c)

Enzymes

  • Glucose oxidase is used in the glucose oxidase method of glucose determination
  • Horseradish peroxidase is used in the hexokinase method to catalyze the second reaction
  • Mutarotase is used in blood glucose measurement to convert α-D glucose to β-D glucose

Diabetes Management

  • The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recommends quarterly HbA1c testing for patients not meeting treatment goals
  • Hypoglycemia can cause brain fuel deprivation and result in seizures or even death
  • Glucose concentration in whole blood is approximately 11% lower than in plasma

Ketone Determination

  • No single method can be used to determine ketones in urine or blood that react with all ketone bodies

Test your knowledge about the hormone insulin and its role in the human body. Identify the correct actions associated with insulin and what it does not do. Learn about insulin's importance in glucose regulation and more.

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