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Multiple myeloma

Gamma spike

Abnormal serum electrophoretic patterns

Hepatic cirrhosis

Beta gamma bridging

Abnormal serum electrophoretic patterns

Nephrotic Syndrome

Alpha 2 globulin band spike

Abnormal serum electrophoretic patterns

Juvenile cirrhosis and Pulmonary Emphysema

Alpha 1 globulin flat curve

Abnormal serum electrophoretic patterns

Bisalbuminemia

Presence of two albumin bands, excess amount of therapeutic drugs

Codeine

Antitussive drug

Cyanide

Odor of bitter almonds

Toxicology

Arsenic

Odor of garlic, metallic taste

Toxicology

Potassium

Electrolyte that serves as an integral part of the transmission of nerve impulses

Potassium

Primary intracellular cation, permits neural signal to move down the nerve fiber

Sodium

Primary extracellular cation, regulation of water balance in the body, osmotic pressure

Chloride

Anion, passive role in water balance, serve as an enzyme activator for amylase

Electrolyte

First order kinetics

Reaction rate is directly proportional to substrate concentration

Zero order kinetics

Reaction rate depends only on enzyme concentration

Competitive inhibitor

Both the substrate and inhibitor compete for the same active site of the enzyme

Non-competitive inhibitor

Irreversible, does not compete with the substrate but look for areas other than tha active site: allosteric site

Uncompetitive inhibitor

The inhibitor binds to the enzyme-substrate (ES) complex

Serum amino transferase

Test for hepatocellular integrity and necrosis

Ration of Direct Bilirubin to total bilirubin

Test for the patency of the bile/biliary duct

Serum bilirubin level

Measures ability to transport/ secrete bile and conjugate bilirubin

Enzymatic: UV

Method dor uric acid which uses uricase that needs special instrumentation and optical cells

Uric acid

Peoduct of purine (adenine and guanine) catabolism; formed by action of xanthine oxidase