answers these including graphs pictures and tables for pharmd 1st year
lipoprotein structure HDL LDL VLDL classification
ELISA enzyme linked immunosorbent assay types diagram
kidney nephron filtration diagram NPN constituents
liver function tests SGOT SGPT AST ALT hepatic
| Unit | Topics Covered | Marks Level |
|---|---|---|
| VII — Clinical Chemistry | Semiquantitative urine analysis, urine concentration test, creatinine clearance, urinary calculi, urea clearance, normal/abnormal urine constituents, NPN tests (Jaffe, diacetyl, urease methods), kidney functions, clinical lab role, KFT classification with diagram | 2, 5, 15 |
| VIII — Liver Function Tests | Bile salts (Hay's test) & bile pigments (Fouchet, Gmelin), bilirubin types & van den Bergh reaction, jaundice differentiation table, SGPT/SGOT (Reitman-Frankel method), De Ritis ratio, hepatic dysfunction tests, liver physiology, serum protein tests (albumin, PT, A:G ratio), detoxification (Phase I/II, hippuric acid, urea cycle) | 2, 5, 15 |
| IX — Lipid Profile | LPT tests & normal values, lipoproteins table (Chylomicron→HDL), HDL vs LDL comparison, cholesterol estimation (Liebermann-Burchard + enzymatic Trinder method), phospholipids & functions, triglycerides vs lipoproteins, RIA vs ELISA comparison, ELISA types & procedure with diagram, significance of lipid profiling | 2, 5, 15 |
| X — Electrolytes | Flame photometry for Na⁺ (589 nm), OCPC for Ca²⁺, hyperkalemia ECG changes, hyponatremia types, ORS composition (WHO 2002), TBW compartments diagram (ICF/ECF), ADH-kidney water balance, RAAS-aldosterone-osmolality, causes of water depletion, acidosis/alkalosis table, chloride methods, Henderson-Hasselbalch | 2, 5, 15 |