Basic Clinical Chemistry

What are lipids?

• Hydrophilic

• Hydrophobic

• Hydrophobia

• Hydrolysis

The most common analysis for Glucids is

• Hextrose

• Sucrose

• Glucose

• lactose

What is the most common anticoagulant for CC test?

• EDTA

• Citrate

• Heparin

• No correct answer

What is serum?

• Liquid that remains after the blood has clotted

• Liquid that remains when clotting is prevented by adding anticoagualnt

• Both 1 and 2

• No correct answer

What is the function of a Substrate?

• To make the reaction clear

• To make the reaction turbid

• To make the reaction colored

• To make the reaction aggregate

What is the cardiac enzyme?

• HDL

• ALT

• LDH

• GGT

What is the different between Std and Cal?

• Std is more precise than Cal

• Std is less precise than Cal

• Std is equal to Cal

• No correct answer

If control is expired, and if Internal QC is performed - one level is out of range. Can we continue to run patient samples? Select the most correct answer.

• Yes

• No

• Yes, because another one is in range

• No, because we cannot guarantee the result in case of IQC is invalid

In cases of Liver that doesn't work or not functioning enough, so

• TB and DB are Increase

• TB and DB are decrease

• TB is increase, DB is decrease

• TB is decrease, DB is increase

Which type of anticoagulant that we use for testing HbA1C?

• Citrate

• Heparin

• EDTA

• No need for anticoagulant