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    Cc1 Quiz Plasma Proteins Blank 1 and 2

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    This document appears to be a test or exam covering various topics in plasma proteins and clinical biochemistry. It contains multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and matching questions testing knowledge of: 1) Properties and functions of specific plasma proteins like haptoglobin and ceruloplasmin; 2) Conditions that cause levels of certain proteins to increase or decrease; 3) Amino acid disorders and the proteins or enzymes affected; 4) Types of urinary proteins and the clinical conditions they indicate. The test examines both basic properties of proteins and their clinical applications in diagnosis.

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    Cc1 Quiz Plasma Proteins Blank 1 and 2

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    This document appears to be a test or exam covering various topics in plasma proteins and clinical biochemistry. It contains multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and matching questions testing knowledge of: 1) Properties and functions of specific plasma proteins like haptoglobin and ceruloplasmin; 2) Conditions that cause levels of certain proteins to increase or decrease; 3) Amino acid disorders and the proteins or enzymes affected; 4) Types of urinary proteins and the clinical conditions they indicate. The test examines both basic properties of proteins and their clinical applications in diagnosis.

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    NAME: _________________________________________ DATE:_________________ SCORE:________

    PART 1
    Identify the following statement being asked below, some requires an answer/s and often let you
    ENCIRCLE your chosen best answer. In the last number 20, exceed answer will be deducted to your final
    score. BEWARE.

    1. Proteins is considered an effective Antigen due to what amino acid it contain?

    2. A type of Protein structure wherein it is maintained by disulfide bond.

    3. An example of Protein that does not have a Quarternary structure.

    4. A Classification of Protein which either does/does not have space for water.

    5. Prealbumin contain predominantly what type of amino acids.

    6. A plasma protein that neutralizes elastase enzyme.

    7. Orosomucoid contains and comprises what substances?

    8. It is used to diagnose early hemolysis.

    9. Haptoglobin levels INCREASE OR DECREASE after blood transfusion. (ENCIRCLE)

    10. An increase of Transferrin shows a bronze-skin or clinically known as?

    11. This type of plasma protein is used as a marker in cystic fibrosis case.

    12. A known hepatogonodal tumor marker.

    13. A1-Antichymotrypsin is a serine proteinase that contains what specific enzyme?

    14. Exudes affinity with actin and vitamin D.

    15. A2-Macroglobulin inhibits proteases such as name three:

    16. Seen in nucleated cells especially in lymphocytes and used in HLA.

    17. Ceruloplasmin imparts what color to protein thus carrying copper.

    18. All plasma protein is synthesized by the liver except what?

    19. It is when Catabolism is greater than Anabolism: NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE NITROGEN BALANCE
    (ENCIRCLE)
    20. Encircle the plasma protein below that is considered as a POSITIVE ACUTE PHASE REACTANT:
    A1-ANTITRYPSIN A1-ANTICHYMOTRYPSIN HAPTOGLOBIN TRANSFERRIN ALBUM

    PART 2

    IDENTIFICATION:

    1. Immunoglobulins are produced by what specific cell?


    2. Fibrinogen is considered what type of conjugate protein?
    3. A polysaccharide protein derived from pneumococci specie.
    4. A type of troponin that is used in diagnosing AMI.
    5. A urinary protein that is used in assessing glomerular filtration.

    FILL IN THE BLANKS

    AMINOACIDOPATHIES ENZYME DEFICIENT


    Tyrosinemia I
    PKU

    MSUD
    Homocystinuria

    Alkaptonuria

    11. Amino acid that will elevate if you have tyrosinemia.


    12. If you are diagnosed with alkaptonuria, what amino acid is affected?
    13. Myoglobin has a higher affinity to HEMOGLOBIN or OXYGEN (ENCIRCLE)
    14. What specific protein is being determined in CSF to diagnose infection?
    15. It is the main metabolite that is seen in Phenylketonuria disorder.

    MATCHING TYPE:
    ANSWER DISORDER ASSOCIATED URINARY PROTEINS
    1. ALBUMINURIA A. POST RENAL PROTEINURIA
    B. HEMOGLOBINURIA B. OVERLOAD PROTEINURIA
    C. UTI C. TUBULAR PROTEINURIA
    D. FANCONI’S SYNDROME D. GLOMERULAR PROTEINURIA
    5. MYOGLOBINURIA

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