Plasma Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

List the plasma Proteins

A

Serum Albumin
Serum Globulin
Fibrinogen

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2
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Serum lacks fibrinogen because?

A

It is coverted to Fibrin during blood clotting

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3
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Normal values of plasma Proteins

A

Albumin - 4.7
Globulin - 2.3
Fibrinogen -0.3g/dL

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4
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A/G

A

2:1

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5
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List 7 ways of Separating of Plasma proteins

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  1. Precipitation
    2.salting out
    3.electrophoretic method
    4.Cohn’s fractional Preapitation
    5.ulta centrifugation
    6.Gel filtration chemography
    7.immuno electrophoretic method
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6
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List the properties of plasma Proteins

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1.Molecular weight
2.Oncotic pressure
3.Specific gravity
4. Buffer action

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8
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The oncotic pressure of plasma protein is?

A

25mmHg

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9
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Oncotic pressure is also known as ?

A

Colloidal Osmotic

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10
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Origin of plasma Proteins

A

Embryo: Messenchyme cells of liver
Adult: Reticuloendothelial cells of liver

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11
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Functions of Plasma

A

Coagulation
Defense
Transport mechanism
Maintenance of osmotic

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12
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Importance of osmotic pressure

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Play a role in exchange of substances between blood and cells through capillaries

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13
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Starling hypothesis states

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Net filtration through capillaries membrane is directly proportional to hydrostatic pressure- oncotic pressure

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14
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ESR?

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Erythrocyte sedimentation rate

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15
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Plasmapheresis

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Experimental procedure done in animals to demonstrate the importance of plasma proteins.
Also called whippie’s experiment.

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16
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High plasma and low plasma proteins is medically termed?

A

Hyperproteinemia
Hypoproteinemia