Clinical Chemistry Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CHO = ?-Aldehyde CO = ?-Ketone C-OH-Alcohol SH = ?-Thiol Define Oxidation-The process of adding oxygen/losing electrons through loss of hydrogen atoms Define reduction-The process of gaining electrons through gain of hydrogen atoms Our bodies run best on..-Glucose When a body runs out of glucose/carbs it digests.-Carbs

The turbid appearance of lipemic serum is due to an elevated level of: A. Cholesterol B. HDL C. Phospholipid D. TriglyceridesD. Triglycerides Lipemia is due to the presence of large fat-containing micelles. Both chylomicrons and VLDL particles have large enough diameters to scatter light, giving the specimen a turbid appearance. Both chylomicrons and VLDL particles contain a high proportion of triglycerides A trough blood sample for routine therapeutic drug monitoring is usually obta...

CLINICAL CHEMISTRY FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 202 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

CLINICAL CHEMISTRY 1 COMPLETE WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST 2024

Accuracy - The closeness with which a measurement comes to the true value Precision - The degree of reproducibility in the measurement of a substance Mean - Sum of all of a set divided by the number in the set (average) Median - The point on the scale that has equal number of observations above and below (even number, take the two-center numbers add and divide by 2) Mode - The value in a set that occurs most frequently Norm. Distribution - The theoretical bell-shaped curve based in the Gau...

clinical chemistry exam 1 | with complete solution | Latest 2024/25

Clinical Chemistry Exam | questions and answers | Latest 2024/25 | Rated A+

Clinical Chemistry Exam 1 | Standard Clinical Lab operations Spectrophotometry & Photometry Electrophoresis

Clinical Chemistry Exam | with complete solution | 2024/25