Clinical Biochemistry flashcards
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This Clinical Biochemistry page gathers user-made flashcards on kidney tests, liver function, blood and more. University students can practice recalling test-related facts, while teachers can find material to use alongside their teaching; the page has over 40 flashcard resources, mostly at university level. Choose a deck and start exploring.
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169 cardsClinical Biochemistry What is the pathway of the Hypothalamic - Anterior pituitary axis?
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149 cardsBiochemical Composition of Blood and Blood Clotting What is plasma?
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52 cardsPathology- Biochemistry 2 What is renal 1 alpha hydroxylase stimulated by?
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72 cardsKidney function tests and urinalysis What does the kidney do:
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23 cardsEnzymes and tumour markers What is used as a marker for cholestasis?
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8 cards1: blood intro Blood facts - life span - respirati]on type
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185 cardsLiver Disease List some sample types that can be tested to investigate possible liver disease.
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106 cardsJan 20 monday Serum Albumin MAJOR protein in plasma
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116 cardsBIOCHEMISTRY 3 + 4 + 5 What are the major sources of glucose ?d
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59 cardsWeeks 12-13: Immunoassay Reference Summary
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49 cardsBiomarkers for MI enzymes in the plasma??
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47 cardsExam What is the purpose of clinical biochemistry (1).
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64 cardsIntroduction to clinical chemistry What must you decide before taking a sample
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44 cardsWeeks 8-9: Light Measuring Systems Abbott FreeStyle Libre
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47 cardsGlucose What hormones are components of the glucose counter regulatory response system:
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71 cardsClinical biochemistry 1+2 Before taking bloods what do we need to do?
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46 cardsClinChem lab exam 2 Alkaline phosphatase (ALP)
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79 cardsElectrophoresis Part 3 4 Patterns that MLTs should know: When interpreting SPE
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21 cardsMetabolic Insights from Genetic Disease What are the six inherited metabolic diseases which babies are screened for?
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24 cards8. clinical biochemistry what are the tumour markers for heptocellular carcinoma? for prostatic carcinoma? for endocrine organs?
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35 cardsIntroduction to clinical biochemistry - DB Why is learning about biochemistry important and interpreting the results?
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14 cardsBiochemistry topics Errors in the testing cycle:
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23 cardsProteins Describe albumin. Where is it produced? Half life? Role?
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16 cards7. Clinical Biochemistry clinical biochemistry is also known as?
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34 cardsClinical Biochemistry Explain the difference between plasma & serum
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23 cardsMetabolic Functions of the Liver How is the liver considered to be in such a good location? (3)
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17 cardsWeeks 10-11: Electrophoresis Agarose Gel Electrophoresis
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11 cardsLiver 2 Describe the role of hepatocytes in regulation of blood glucose levels
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9 cardsLiver - Clinical Biochemistry
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26 cardsClinical Biochemistry Unseen Problem Effects of an enzymatic blockage:
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15 cardsRenal biochemistry What is osmolality
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22 cardsautomated enzyme what form of CK is found in the brain?
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11 cardsLowri - Biochemical tests for liver disease What are liver function tests used to investigate
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14 cardsHuman serum albumin Structure of alpha domains (67%)
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16 cardsDry Reagent Chemistry What is dry reagent chemistry?
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14 cardsStructure and Function of RBC and Hb
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17 cardsIntro Clinical Chem Exam I Water Purity NCCLS Standards
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11 cardsCC2 MU2U2 What is the EC Code for ALP? What does ALP catalyze?
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18 cardsERYTHROPOIESIS What is erythropoiesis?
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12 cardsHaemostasis Pathological blood clots
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About clinical biochemistry flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat Clinical Biochemistry flashcards cover
These decks offer questions on topics ranging from organ function to blood and laboratory methods. Kidney function tests and urinalysis asks about filtration and kidney tests. Dry Reagent Chemistry covers the structure and uses of dry reagent film. Other decks address liver metabolism, plasma proteins and glucose.
How to use the decks
Start with Kidney function tests and urinalysis if you want to practice recalling kidney functions alongside the tests used to assess them. Read each question, try to answer it before checking the card, and return to questions you find difficult. Teachers can also select a deck that fits the topic they are teaching.
If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the Clinical Biochemistry unit page. A quiz there offers another way to check what you can recall after working through a deck. Try a flashcard set on a topic you want to study.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Kidney function tests and urinalysis if you want to practice questions about kidney functions and filtration tests. For a different topic, Dry Reagent Chemistry asks about dry reagent film, while Metabolic Functions of the Liver focuses on the liver’s metabolic roles.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The flashcards were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these flashcards for?
The collection is mostly at university level. University students can use the decks to practice recalling facts about topics such as kidney tests and liver metabolism. Teachers can look through the user-made material for flashcards that fit the topics they are teaching.