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Dry Reagent Chemistry

Alice Brealy Clinical Biochem Hons English 16 cards

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  1. 1What is dry reagent chemistry?quantitative analysis of analyte using dry reagents
  2. 2what was one of the first dry chemistry tests?the acid test using litmus paper
  3. 3what is the basic structure of Dry Reagent Film?1) Upper slide mount
    2) Spreading Layer
    3) Analytical Layer (one or more)
    4) Support
    5) Lower slide mount
  4. 4what is the spreading layer for?1) rapid, uniform diffusion of sample
    2) evenly spread sample onto analytical layers
    3) made of fibrous material/membrane
  5. 5what is the analytical layer(s) for?1) incorporates one or more reagents
    2) thin, porous gelatin or fibrous material
    3) Fibrous material can: separate RBCs from serum, separate reaction products
    4) one reaction per layer (each layer is dried before the next layer is applied)
  6. 6what does the reflective layer do?1) At bottom of analytical layer
    2) reflects light emitted by reagent layers
    3) can be a pigment (TiO2) or material (metal foil)
  7. 7what is the support layer?1) plastic (transmits lights)
    2) can include a reflective layer
  8. 8How can dry chemistry be use clinically?1) determine diabetics (glucose detection)
    2) Arthritis (CRP detection)
    3) Hypothyroidism (serum T4)
  9. 9What reagents are used in the detection of a diabetic patient?In the Analytical layer - 1) glucose oxidase
    2) buffer pH5
    3) peroxidase
    4) dye precursor (leuco dye)
  10. 10how do you know if the patient is diabetic?the dye turns red
  11. 11how are RBCs removed from the blood sample?analytical layer includes fibrous material that separates RBCs form serum
  12. 12What is in the reflectance layer of analytical layer for glucose test?serum creatinine
    layer 1 - buffer + creatinine amidohydrolase (converts creatinine to creatine and produced ammonia)
    layer 2 - bromophenol blue (changed colour with ammonia)
  13. 13what does H2O2 do in these reactions?produces a colour when reacted with leuco dye in the presence of peroxidase
  14. 14How would you test for Rheumatoid arthritis?Dry reagent chemistry using C-reactve protien (CRP)
  15. 15why is CRP used?it is a marker of inflammation
  16. 16what are the reagents used for CRP test?In spreading layer?

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Hons Clinical Biochem Flashcards on Dry Reagent Chemistry , created by Alice Brealy on 25/04/2016.
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