MMSC 407 Exam 1 with Complete Solution, Exams of Advanced Education

MMSC 407 Exam 1 with Complete Solution

Typology: Exams

2025/2026

Available from 04/21/2026

studyclock01
studyclock01 🇺🇸

3.5

(2)

2.6K documents

1 / 8

Toggle sidebar

This page cannot be seen from the preview

Don't miss anything!

bg1
1
/
8
MMSC 407 Exam 1 with Complete Solution
1.
Spectrophotometry:
measurement of the absorption of electromagnetic radiation of a substance at
ditterent wavelengths of the spectrum
2. tungsten light: visible light
3. hydrogen/deuterium light: UV light
4. xenon/mercury vapor light: UV light
5.
Monochromator:
a device that will select a narrow range of wavelengths of light from the continuous
spectrum that is provided by the light source
6.
Interference
Filters:
composed of 2 parallel sheets of half-silvered glass surrounding a core of MgF2; gets dirty easily
7.
Prism:
narrow band pass; expensive
8.
diffraction
grating:
composed of a polished reflective surface onto which sharply defined, parallel groves
have been etched; narrow band pass; best
resolution; expensive
9.
cuvette
shapes:
round,
square
10.
type
of
material:
clear glass, quartz, plastic
11.
Photomultiplier
Tube
(PMT):
amplifies the primary signal; best and most sensitive photodetector
12.
Photo
spectrometer
quality
control:
known-unknowns ran as patient samples with a known
analyte concentration
13.
Nephelometry:
measures
light
scattered
14.
Turbidimetry:
a
measure
of
amount
of
light
transmitted
through
sample
15.
scattering:
redirection of radiation out of original direction of propagation, usually due to interaction with
molecules and particles
16. what method is more sensitive (nephelometry or turbidity)?:
nephelometry
pf3
pf4
pf5
pf8

Partial preview of the text

Download MMSC 407 Exam 1 with Complete Solution and more Exams Advanced Education in PDF only on Docsity!

1 /

MMSC 407 Exam 1 with Complete Solution

1. Spectrophotometry: measurement of the absorption of electromagnetic radiation of a substance at ditterent wavelengths of the spectrum

2. tungsten light: visible light

3. hydrogen/deuterium light: UV light

4. xenon/mercury vapor light: UV light

5. Monochromator: a device that will select a narrow range of wavelengths of light from the continuous spectrum that is provided by the light source

6. Interference Filters: composed of 2 parallel sheets of half-silvered glass surrounding a core of MgF2; gets dirty easily

7. Prism: narrow band pass; expensive

8. diffraction grating: composed of a polished reflective surface onto which sharply defined, parallel groves have been etched; narrow band pass; best

resolution; expensive

9. cuvette shapes: round, square

10. type of material: clear glass, quartz, plastic

11. Photomultiplier Tube (PMT): amplifies the primary signal; best and most sensitive photodetector

12. Photo spectrometer quality control: known-unknowns ran as patient samples with a known analyte concentration

13. Nephelometry: measures light scattered

14. Turbidimetry: a measure of amount of light transmitted through sample

15. scattering: redirection of radiation out of original direction of propagation, usually due to interaction with molecules and particles

16. what method is more sensitive (nephelometry or turbidity)?: nephelometry

2 /

17. turbidimetry arrangement of photometer: same direction as light source

18. nephelometry arrangement of photometer: right angle from light source

19. bandpass: the actual range of wavelengths transmitted by a monochromator

20. Beer's Law: A=ebc

21. Transmittance formula: A=2-Log%T

22. Components of a spectrophotometer (in order): light source, entrance slit, monochro-mator, exit slit, sample cuvette, PM tube,

A/D, display

23. quality control: ensure accuracy and precision; tested identically to patient samples

24. Quality Assurance: broad spectrum of plans, policies, and procedures that provide an administrative structure to achieve lab goals

25. products used for QC: known-unknowns

26. Pre-analytical variation: variation in specimen handling (collection, transport, storage)

27. systematic analytical variation: change in accuracy reflected by change in mean

28. random analytical error: change in precision as reflected by change in standard deviation

29. post-analytical variation: variations due to recording and transmitting patient data to physician

30. allowable analytical error: +/- 2 SD

31. delta check: Comparison of current results of a lab test with previous results for the same test on the same patient.

32. Proficiency testing: external quality control program that monitors the accuracy of test systems by comparing the facility's results to those

of the College of American Pathologists of the American Association of Bioanalysts

4 /

47. Starches, glucose, fructose, lactose: dietary sources of carbs

48. Monosaccharides: simplest form of sugars

49. Disaccharide: A double sugar, consisting of two monosaccharides joined by dehydration synthesis.

50. Polysaccharides: large macromolecules formed from many monosaccharides

51. L stereoisomers: OH group of highest carbon is on left

52. D stereoisomer: OH group is on the right side of highest carbon

53. Stereoisomers: molecules that have the same structural formulas and bonding patterns but ditterent arrangements of atoms in space

54. beta form: C=O on left

55. alpha form: C=O on right

56. reducing sugar: sugars capable of reducing ferric or cupric ions

57. maltose: glucose + glucose

58. lactose: glucose + galactose

59. sucrose: glucose + fructose

60. amylose: simplest form of starch; alpha 1,4 linkage

61. Amylopectin: branched starch; alpha 1,6 linkage

62. Glycogen: storage form of glucose in animals; alpha 1,6 linkages

63. salivary, pancreatic: 2 types of amylase

64. Amylase: enzyme that breaks down starch into disaccharides

5 /

65. Maltase: Breaks down maltose into glucose

66. Sucrase: breaks down sucrose into glucose and fructose

67. Lactase: enzyme that breaks down lactose into glucose and galactose

68. Hexokinase: the first enzyme of glycolysis

69. 4 ATP: How many total ATP are created from pyruvate

70. 2 ATP: the net gain of ATP from pyruvate

71. Gluconeogenesis: formation of glucose from noncarbohydrate sources

72. Glyconeogenesis: formation of glycogen from glucose

73. Glycogenolysis: breakdown of glycogen to glucose

74. liver enzymes: Glucose-6 -Phosphatase, Hexokinase, Glycogen phosphorylase

75. Glucose-6-phosphatase: converts glucose 6-phosphate to glucose

76. Hexokinase: converts glucose to glucose-6-phosphate

77. glycogen phosphorylase: converts glycogen to glucose

78. Pancreas hormones: insulin, glucagon, somatostatin

79. Insulin: A protein hormone synthesized in beta cells of the pancreas that regulates blood sugar levels by facilitating the uptake of glucose into

tissues

80. Hypoglycemic agent: insulin

81. Glucagon: A hormone secreted by the pancreatic alpha cells that increases blood glucose concentration

7 /

100. alcohol, insulin, tolbutamide, oral hyperglycemic agents: drug-induced hypo-glycemia causative agents

101. insulinoma: tumor of the beta islets of Langerhans of the pancreas

102. drugs, insulinomas, endocrinopathies, glycogen storage disease: other ways to get diabetes

103. Hypothyroidism: less active thyroid gland

104. Hypopituitarism: less active pituitary gland

105. Addison's disease: endocrine disorder characterized by decreased cortisol

106. massive liver disease: glycogen storage disease; Glucose-6-Phosphatase deficiency

107. < 100 mg/dL: healthy plasma glucose

108. 65-95 mg/dL: healthy whole blood glucose

109. 40-70 mg/dL: healthy CSF glucose

110. glucose oxidase: To test specifically for glucose. Does not react with other reducing sugars

111. specific for B-D-Glucose, interferences: glucose oxidase limitations

112. polarographic oxygen electrode method (CX3): electrode measures rate of oxygen consumption

113. Chromogenic (Trinder) method: amount of color formed is proportional to glucose concentra-tion

114. Hexokinase method: Reference method for glucose determination

115. glycosylated hemoglobin: blood test used to monitor diabetes treatment by measuring the amount of glucose over time (2-3 months)

116. fructosamine: measures average glucose levels over the past 2-3 weeks

117. microalbinuria: useful for early detection of kidney disease in diabetic patients

8 /

118. C-peptide: test that ditterentiates between endogenous and exogenous insulin; helps diagnose insulino-mas