TEST BANK FOR TIETZ FUNDAMENTALS OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS 7TH EDITION BY CARL A. BURTIS

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Tablemofmcontents:
I.mPrinciplesmOfmLaboratorymMedicine
Chapterm1.mClinicalmChemistry,mMolecularmDiagnostics,mandmLaboratorymMedicine
Chapterm2.mSelectionmandmAnalyticalmEvaluationmofmMethodsm—mWithmStatisticalmTechniques
Chapterm3.mClinicalmEvaluationmofmMethods
Chapterm4.mEvidence-BasedmLaboratorymMedicine
Chapterm5.mEstablishmentmandmUsemofmReferencemValues
Chapterm6.mSpecimenmCollection,mProcessing,mandmOthermPreanalyticalmVariables
Chapterm7.mQualitymManagement
II.mAnalyticalmTechniquesmAndmInstrumentation
Chapterm8.mPrinciplesmofmBasicmTechniquesmandmLaboratorymSafety
Chapterm9.mOpticalmTechniques
Chapterm10.mElectrochemistrymandmChemicalmSensors
Chapterm11.mElectrophoresis
Chapterm12.mChromatography
Chapterm13.mMassmSpectrometry
Chapterm14.mEnzymemandmRatemAnalyses
Chapterm15.mImmunochemicalmTechniques
Chapterm16mAutomation
Chapterm17.mPoint-of-CaremInstrumentation
III.m Analytes
Chapterm18.mAminomAcids,mPeptides,mandmProteins
Chapterm19.mSerummEnzymes
Chapterm20.mTumormMarkersmandmCancermGenes
Chapterm21.mKidneymFunctionmTestsm—mCreatinine,mGFR,mUrea,mandmUricmAcid
Chapterm22.mCarbohydrates
Chapterm23.mLipids,mLipoproteins,mApolipoproteins,mandmOthermCardiacmRiskmFactors
Chapterm24.mElectrolytesmandmBloodmGases
Chapterm25.mHormones
Chapterm26.m CatecholaminesmandmSerotonin
Chapterm27.m Vitamins,mTracemElements,mNutritionalmAssessment
Chapterm28.mHemoglobin,mIron,mandmBilirubin
Chapterm29.mPorphyrinsmandmPorphyrias
Chapterm30.mTherapeuticmDrugsmandmTheirmManagement
Chapterm31.mClinicalmToxicology
Chapterm32.m ToxicmMetals
IV.m Pathophysiology
Chapterm33.mDiabetes

,Chapterm34.m CardiovascularmDisease
Chapterm35.mKidneymDisease
Chapterm36.m PhysiologymandmDisordersmofmWater,mElectrolyte,mandmAcid-BasemMetabolism
Chapterm37.mmLivermDisease
Chapterm38.m GastrointestinalmandmPancreaticmDiseases
Chapterm39.mmDisordersmofmBonemandmMineralmMetabolism
Chapterm40.mmDisordersmofmthemPituitarymGland
Chapterm41.m DisordersmofmthemAdrenalmCortex
Chapterm42.m ThyroidmDisorders
Chapterm43.m Reproduction-RelatedmDisorders
Chapterm44.mmPregnancymandmPrenatalmTesting
Chapterm45.m NewbornmScreeningmandmInbornmErrorsmofmMetabolism
Chapterm46.mPharmacogenetics
V.m MolecularmDiagnostics
Chapterm47.mPrinciplesmofmMolecularmBiology
Chapterm48.mNucleicmAcidmTechniquesmandmApplications
Chapterm49.mGenomesmandmNucleicmAcidmAlterations

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