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Chemistry

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Adipose tissue is: the connective tissue in which fat is stored in cells
Albumin: most abundant plasma protein, responsible for maintaining osmotic pressure at the capillary membranes
Amino Acids: one of 20 different compounds in humans that are the building blocks of proteins
atherosclerosis is: the condition in which cholesterol deposits in the blood vessels
automated analyzer: instrument that automatically performs tests on blood
blood urea nitrogen (BUN): concentration of nitrogen in the blood, indirect measure of urea the blood
Cholesterol: linked to increased risk of cardiovascular disease
conjugated lipid: compound made up of fat
continuous flow analysis system: analyzes samples one after another
Creatine: a nonprotein nitrogen found in muscle tissues
Creatinine: end product of the metabolism of creatine
Cushing's syndrome: the condition caused by hyper secretion of the Arenal cortex
Disaccharide: 12 carbon sugar includes sucrose, lactose, and maltose
globulin second most abundant plasma protein
gluconeogenesis formation of glycogen from noncarbohydrate sources
high density lipoprotein (HDL) low in fat, scrubbers, good cholesterol
Hyperthyroidism over active thyroid over producing thyroxine
insulinoma beta cell tumor of the pancreas
lipids are fats
lipoprotein is a macromolecule of triglyceride
low density lipoprotein (LDL) bad cholesterol, fats
plaque thickened region in an artery wall preventing blood flow leads to MI or stroke
polysaccharide starch, simple sugars
a profile is: a group of tests diagnosing a specific organ or system
A protein is: a large group joined by peptide bonds
A ribosome is: a cellular structure that synthesizes proteins
saturated fats are: triglycerides that are fats that pack together tightly
thyroxine is: thyroid hormone that raises the level of blood glucose
triglyceride is a compound made up of fatty acids and glycerol
Testing at the patients bedside is: (POC) Point of care testing
Fatty acids are: less efficient energy source than glucose
Epinephrine originates: in the medulla of the adrenal gland
Hyperglycemia is: high level of blood sugar
Hypoglycemia is low level of glucose in blood
Acromegaly is: overproduction of growth hormone by pituitary gland
Obesity is: 20 percent over ideal body weight
Adipose tissue is: connective tissue where fat is stored in cells
Urea is: a small molecule formed from ammonia that can move freely in extracellular and intracellular fluids
Uremia is a: high level of urea in the blood
Uric acid is the: end product of the metabolism of purine
Desirable total cholesterol level is: less than 200
Borderline high risk total cholesterol is: 200. - 239
High risk total cholesterol is: 240 or higher
Created by: CWillems
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