1- Which one of the following statements regarding creatinine is correct??
2- Urea:?
3- Creatinine clearance is used to assess the _____ of a patient.?
4- Which of the following is the primary reagent used in the Jaffe reaction for creatinine??
5- A practicing physician at a university student healthcare facility often recommends to student patients that they take large doses of vitamin C (ascorbic acid)to fend off colds during the semester.As director of the chemistry laboratory that serves this facility,you notice a trend in that many of this physician's students' serum creatinine levels are unusually high.You are currently using a type of analysis based on the Jaffe reaction.What might be the cause of the elevated values??
6- Plasma urea concentration:?
7- In the measurement of urea,urea is initially hydrolyzed by urease to form ammonium ions.This assay combined with the spectrophotometric measurement of the resulting ammonia is referred to as the:?
8- Urea is produced from:?
9- The major nonprotein nitrogen degradation product of endogenous purines is:?
10- Why do values obtained with the Jaffe reactions for creatinine measurement overestimate creatinine concentration by ~20%??
11- Why does persistently acidic urine lead to formation of uric acid renal stones??
12- All of the following conditions are associated with hyperuricemia except:?
13- Creatininase reactions for creatinine assessment:?
14- Uricase is used in the assay of uric acid to:?
15- Primary gout is distinguished from secondary gout by:?
16- A hemolyzed serum sample from an individual is assayed for creatinine and a result is obtained that is decreased compared to the normal reference interval.If this individual has a normal glomerular filtration rate,which one of the following statements is true??
17- An individual's laboratory results indicate increased serum creatinine and urea values,and his physician's diagnosis indicates a postrenal obstruction.What would the glomerular filtration rate in this individual likely be??
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