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Tietz FundamentalsOf
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CLINICAL CHEMISTRY AND
MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS
7th Edition ByCarl A. Burtis
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TableJofJcontents:
I.JPrinciplesJOfJLaboratoryJMedicine
ChapterJ1.JClinicalJChemistry,JMolecularJDiagnostics,JandJLaboratoryJMedicine
ChapterJ2.JSelectionJandJAnalyticalJEvaluationJofJMethodsJ—JWithJStatisticalJTechniques
ChapterJ3.JClinicalJEvaluationJofJMethods
ChapterJ4.JEvidence-BasedJLaboratoryJMedicine
ChapterJ5.JEstablishmentJandJUseJofJReferenceJValues
ChapterJ6.JSpecimenJCollection,JProcessing,JandJOtherJPreanalyticalJVariables
ChapterJ7.JQualityJManagement
II.JAnalyticalJTechniquesJAndJInstrumentation
ChapterJ8.JPrinciplesJofJBasicJTechniquesJandJLaboratoryJSafety
ChapterJ9.JOpticalJTechniques
ChapterJ10.JElectrochemistryJandJChemicalJSensors
ChapterJ11.JElectrophoresis
ChapterJ12.JChromatography
ChapterJ13.JMassJSpectrometry
ChapterJ14.JEnzymeJandJRateJAnalyses
ChapterJ15.JImmunochemicalJTechniques
ChapterJ16JAutomation
ChapterJ17.JPoint-of-CareJInstrumentation
III.J Analytes
ChapterJ18.JAminoJAcids,JPeptides,JandJProteins
ChapterJ19.JSerumJEnzymes
ChapterJ20.JTumorJMarkersJandJCancerJGenes
ChapterJ21.JKidneyJFunctionJTestsJ—JCreatinine,JGFR,JUrea,JandJUricJAcid
ChapterJ22.JCarbohydrates
ChapterJ23.JLipids,JLipoproteins,JApolipoproteins,JandJOtherJCardiacJRiskJFactors
ChapterJ24.JElectrolytesJandJBloodJGases
ChapterJ25.JHormones
ChapterJ26.J CatecholaminesJandJSerotonin
ChapterJ27.J Vitamins,JTraceJElements,JNutritionalJAssessment
ChapterJ28.JHemoglobin,JIron,JandJBilirubin
ChapterJ29.JPorphyrinsJandJPorphyrias
ChapterJ30.JTherapeuticJDrugsJandJTheirJManagement
ChapterJ31.JClinicalJToxicology
ChapterJ32.J ToxicJMetals
IV.J Pathophysiology
ChapterJ33.JDiabetes
,ChapterJ34.J CardiovascularJDisease
ChapterJ35.JKidneyJDisease
ChapterJ36.J PhysiologyJandJDisordersJofJWater,JElectrolyte,JandJAcid-BaseJMetabolism
ChapterJ37.J LiverJDisease
ChapterJ38.J GastrointestinalJandJPancreaticJDiseases
ChapterJ39.J DisordersJofJBoneJandJMineralJMetabolism
ChapterJ40.J DisordersJofJtheJPituitaryJGland
ChapterJ41.J DisordersJofJtheJAdrenalJCortex
ChapterJ42.J ThyroidJDisorders
ChapterJ43.J Reproduction-RelatedJDisorders
ChapterJ44.J PregnancyJandJPrenatalJTesting
ChapterJ45.J NewbornJScreeningJandJ InbornJErrorsJofJMetabolism
ChapterJ46.JPharmacogenetics
V.J MolecularJDiagnostics
ChapterJ47.JPrinciplesJofJMolecularJBiology
ChapterJ48.JNucleicJAcidJTechniquesJandJApplications
ChapterJ49.JGenomesJandJNucleicJAcidJAlterations
, Tietz Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry and Molecular Diagnostics, 7e Burtis Test Bank
Chapter 01: Clinical Chemistry, Molecular Diagnostics, and Laboratory Medicine Test Bank
MULTIPLEJCHOICE
1. AnJindividualJworkingJinJaJclinicalJchemistryJlaboratoryJisJmarriedJtoJaJsalesJrepresentativeJwh
oJworksJforJaJcompanyJthatJsellsJchemistryJlaboratoryJsupplies.JWhenJtheJlaboratoryJmanagerJr
equestsJaJlistJofJneededJsupplies,JcostJofJsupplies,JandJvendors,JthisJindividualJonlyJrecommends
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a. accountingJissue.
b. possibleJconflictJofJinterest.
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d. problemJwithJresourceJallocation.
ANS:J B
ConcernJhasJbeenJraisedJoverJtheJinterrelationshipsJbetweenJpractitionersJinJtheJmedicalJfieldJandJ
commercialJsuppliersJofJdrugs,Jdevices,Jequipment,Jetc.,JtoJtheJmedicalJprofession.
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andJprovidersJofJdiagnosticJequipmentJandJsupplies.JTheseJconcernsJledJtheJNationalJInstitutesJof
JHealthJ(NIH)JinJ1995JtoJrequireJofficialJinstitutionalJreviewJofJfinancialJdisclosureJbyJresearcher
sJandJmanagementJofJsituationsJinJwhichJdisclosureJindicatesJpotentialJconflictsJofJinterest.
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2. AJpatientJvisitsJherJphysicianJstatingJthatJherJprescribedJpainkillerJisJnotJworkingJtoJreduceJthe
JpainJfollowingJherJrecentJsurgery.JAJfriendJofJtheJpatientJclaimsJthatJtheJsameJpainkillerJ“work
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formationJaboutJaJdisorderJthatJhasJaJpoorJprognosis,JandJtheJtestJisJusuallyJperformedJbyJJohn
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b. aJconflictJofJinterest.
c. resourceJallocation.
d. diagnosticJaccuracy.
Tietz FundamentalsOf
J
CLINICAL CHEMISTRY AND
MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS
7th Edition ByCarl A. Burtis
J J J
TEST BANK J
,TietzJFundamentalsJofJClinicalJChemistryJandJMolecularJDiagnosticsJ7thJ EditionJTestJBank
TableJofJcontents:
I.JPrinciplesJOfJLaboratoryJMedicine
ChapterJ1.JClinicalJChemistry,JMolecularJDiagnostics,JandJLaboratoryJMedicine
ChapterJ2.JSelectionJandJAnalyticalJEvaluationJofJMethodsJ—JWithJStatisticalJTechniques
ChapterJ3.JClinicalJEvaluationJofJMethods
ChapterJ4.JEvidence-BasedJLaboratoryJMedicine
ChapterJ5.JEstablishmentJandJUseJofJReferenceJValues
ChapterJ6.JSpecimenJCollection,JProcessing,JandJOtherJPreanalyticalJVariables
ChapterJ7.JQualityJManagement
II.JAnalyticalJTechniquesJAndJInstrumentation
ChapterJ8.JPrinciplesJofJBasicJTechniquesJandJLaboratoryJSafety
ChapterJ9.JOpticalJTechniques
ChapterJ10.JElectrochemistryJandJChemicalJSensors
ChapterJ11.JElectrophoresis
ChapterJ12.JChromatography
ChapterJ13.JMassJSpectrometry
ChapterJ14.JEnzymeJandJRateJAnalyses
ChapterJ15.JImmunochemicalJTechniques
ChapterJ16JAutomation
ChapterJ17.JPoint-of-CareJInstrumentation
III.J Analytes
ChapterJ18.JAminoJAcids,JPeptides,JandJProteins
ChapterJ19.JSerumJEnzymes
ChapterJ20.JTumorJMarkersJandJCancerJGenes
ChapterJ21.JKidneyJFunctionJTestsJ—JCreatinine,JGFR,JUrea,JandJUricJAcid
ChapterJ22.JCarbohydrates
ChapterJ23.JLipids,JLipoproteins,JApolipoproteins,JandJOtherJCardiacJRiskJFactors
ChapterJ24.JElectrolytesJandJBloodJGases
ChapterJ25.JHormones
ChapterJ26.J CatecholaminesJandJSerotonin
ChapterJ27.J Vitamins,JTraceJElements,JNutritionalJAssessment
ChapterJ28.JHemoglobin,JIron,JandJBilirubin
ChapterJ29.JPorphyrinsJandJPorphyrias
ChapterJ30.JTherapeuticJDrugsJandJTheirJManagement
ChapterJ31.JClinicalJToxicology
ChapterJ32.J ToxicJMetals
IV.J Pathophysiology
ChapterJ33.JDiabetes
,ChapterJ34.J CardiovascularJDisease
ChapterJ35.JKidneyJDisease
ChapterJ36.J PhysiologyJandJDisordersJofJWater,JElectrolyte,JandJAcid-BaseJMetabolism
ChapterJ37.J LiverJDisease
ChapterJ38.J GastrointestinalJandJPancreaticJDiseases
ChapterJ39.J DisordersJofJBoneJandJMineralJMetabolism
ChapterJ40.J DisordersJofJtheJPituitaryJGland
ChapterJ41.J DisordersJofJtheJAdrenalJCortex
ChapterJ42.J ThyroidJDisorders
ChapterJ43.J Reproduction-RelatedJDisorders
ChapterJ44.J PregnancyJandJPrenatalJTesting
ChapterJ45.J NewbornJScreeningJandJ InbornJErrorsJofJMetabolism
ChapterJ46.JPharmacogenetics
V.J MolecularJDiagnostics
ChapterJ47.JPrinciplesJofJMolecularJBiology
ChapterJ48.JNucleicJAcidJTechniquesJandJApplications
ChapterJ49.JGenomesJandJNucleicJAcidJAlterations
, Tietz Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry and Molecular Diagnostics, 7e Burtis Test Bank
Chapter 01: Clinical Chemistry, Molecular Diagnostics, and Laboratory Medicine Test Bank
MULTIPLEJCHOICE
1. AnJindividualJworkingJinJaJclinicalJchemistryJlaboratoryJisJmarriedJtoJaJsalesJrepresentativeJwh
oJworksJforJaJcompanyJthatJsellsJchemistryJlaboratoryJsupplies.JWhenJtheJlaboratoryJmanagerJr
equestsJaJlistJofJneededJsupplies,JcostJofJsupplies,JandJvendors,JthisJindividualJonlyJrecommends
JtheJspouse’sJcompanyJasJtheJvendor.JThisJisJconsideredJtoJbeJa(n):
a. accountingJissue.
b. possibleJconflictJofJinterest.
c. maintenanceJofJconfidentialityJissue.
d. problemJwithJresourceJallocation.
ANS:J B
ConcernJhasJbeenJraisedJoverJtheJinterrelationshipsJbetweenJpractitionersJinJtheJmedicalJfieldJandJ
commercialJsuppliersJofJdrugs,Jdevices,Jequipment,Jetc.,JtoJtheJmedicalJprofession.
Similarly,JrelationshipsJhaveJbeenJscrutinizedJbetweenJclinicalJlaboratoriansJandJmanufacturersJ
andJprovidersJofJdiagnosticJequipmentJandJsupplies.JTheseJconcernsJledJtheJNationalJInstitutesJof
JHealthJ(NIH)JinJ1995JtoJrequireJofficialJinstitutionalJreviewJofJfinancialJdisclosureJbyJresearcher
sJandJmanagementJofJsituationsJinJwhichJdisclosureJindicatesJpotentialJconflictsJofJinterest.
DIF: 1 REF:J PageJ4-5 OBJ:J 6J|J7
2. AJpatientJvisitsJherJphysicianJstatingJthatJherJprescribedJpainkillerJisJnotJworkingJtoJreduceJthe
JpainJfollowingJherJrecentJsurgery.JAJfriendJofJtheJpatientJclaimsJthatJtheJsameJpainkillerJ“work
edJwonders”JtoJreduceJherJpainJafterJtheJsameJsurgery.JTheJphysicianJstatesJthatJtheJdifferenceJ
inJtheJeffectJofJtheJdrugJmightJbeJcausedJby
,JwhichJisJstudiedJinJpharmacogen
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a. epidemiology
b. anJinheritedJdisease
c. aJconflictJofJinterest
d. aJgeneticJvariationJinJdrug-metabolizingJenzymes
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PharmacogeneticsJisJtheJstudyJofJtheJgeneticJvariationJofJdrugJmetabolismJbetweenJindividua
ls.
DIF: 1 REF:J J PageJ3 OBJ:J 1
3. JohnJworksJinJaJmolecularJdiagnosticsJlaboratoryJandJreceivesJaJbloodJsampleJthatJhasJtheJna
meJofJaJcloseJfriendJprintedJonJtheJbar-
codedJlabel.JTheJgeneticJtestJthatJisJorderedJonJtheJfriend’sJsampleJwouldJprovideJdiagnosticJin
formationJaboutJaJdisorderJthatJhasJaJpoorJprognosis,JandJtheJtestJisJusuallyJperformedJbyJJohn
.JHeJasksJaJfellowJemployeeJtoJanalyzeJtheJsampleJforJhimJandJnotJdivulgeJtheJresults.JThisJeth
icalJissueJconcerns:
a. confidentialityJofJpatientJgeneticJandJmedicalJinformation.
b. aJconflictJofJinterest.
c. resourceJallocation.
d. diagnosticJaccuracy.
