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Clinical chemistry definition?

Is a systemic study of biochemical process associated with health and disease and the measurement of constituents in body fluids or tissue to facilitate diagnosis of disease

Disease of unknown cause

Idiopathic

Purpose and function of lab through clinical pathology?

Confirming/ rejecting a diagnosis


Providing guidelines in patient management


Establishing a prognosis


Detecting disease through case finding/screening


Monitoring follow up therapy

Everything that can me measured

Parameter

Scope of clin chem

Biochemistry


Instrumentation


Endocrinology


Analytical chemistry


Toxicology


Computers


Pharmacology


Immunology

Foreign matter that are introduce to the body

Xenobiotics

Six nutrients

Carbohydrate


Fats


Protein


Minerals


Vitamin


Water

4 excretory pathways

Skin


Liver


Kidney


Lungs

10 Essential (amino acids)

Phenylalanine


Valine


Threonine


Tryptophan


Isoleucine


Methionine


Histadine


Arginine


Leucine


Lysine

PVT TIM HALL

Specimens/Sample are ______ while Substances are _________?

Analyzed


Measured/quantitated

Addresses acute patient needs

POCT

Instruments in POCT

Portable chemistry analyzer


Glucometer


BG analyzers


Hemoglobin meters


Coagulation testing

POCT is used in?

Emergency dept.


Operating suites


Clinics


HMO


Physicians


Nursing homes

MALFUNCTION of a cell cause by

Insufficient blood supply


Insufficient oxygen supply


Insufficient supply of one / more essential nutrients


Malignancy


Accumulation of waste products


Failure of control system


Genetic deficiency of vital enzyme


Destruction by trauma or by invasive agent