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Liver Function Tests

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Receives 15 mL of blood per minute

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Liver

#2
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: anatomic unit

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Lobule

#3
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Synthetic function Proteins, CHO, lipids, LPP, clotting factors, ketone bodies, enzymes Albumin:

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12g/day

#4
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Conjugation function Bilirubin metabolism Bilirubin:

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200mg/day

#5
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Detoxification and Drug metabolism

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Drugs Ammonia  Urea  Excreted

#6
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Excretory and Secretory functions Bile acids: Bile salts:

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cholic acid and chenodeoxycholic acid bile acids + amino acids (glycine and taurine)

#7
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Storage function

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Vitamins Glycogen

#8
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Test measuring the Hepatic Synthetic Ability

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Total Protein Determination Prothrombin Time (Vitamin K Response Test)

#9
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Total Protein Determination:

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-Kjeldahl method -Biuret method -Folin-Ciocalteu (Lowry) method -UV absorption method -Electrophoresis -Refractometry -Turbidimetric and Nephelometric methods -Salt fractionation

#10
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Test measuring Conjugation/Excretion Function

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Bilirubin Assay Bromsulfonphthalein (BSP) Dye Excretion test

#11
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Bilirubin Assay:

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-Evelyn and Malloy method -Jendrassik and Grof Bromsulfonphthalein (BSP) Dye Excretion test

#12
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Test for Detoxification Function Enzyme tests: Ammonia:

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ALP, AST, ALT, 5’NT, GGT, OCT, LAP, LDH -Kjeldahl (Digestion) method -Nesslerization reaction -Berthelot reaction

#13
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0.2-0.4 g/dL higher than serum due to fibrinogen

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Plasma protein

#14
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AMMONIA: Standard reference method

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Kjeldahl (Digestion) mtd

#15
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Measurement of nitrogen content

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Kjeldahl (Digestion) mtd

#16
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Serum + Tungstic acid  PFF

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Kjeldahl (Digestion) mtd

#17
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1g N2 = 6.54g protein

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Kjeldahl (Digestion) mtd

#18
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15.1-16.8% = N2 content of proteins

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Kjeldahl (Digestion) mtd

#19
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Kjeldahl (Digestion) mtd Rgt:

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H2SO4

#20
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Kjeldahl (Digestion) mtd End product:

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NH3

#21
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Most widely used method (IFCC recommended)

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Biuret method

#22
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Req. at least 2 peptide bonds and an alkaline medium

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Biuret method

#23
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Biuret method Rgts:

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Alkaline CuSO4 Rochelle salt (NaK Tartrate) NaOH KI

#24
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Biuret method End product:

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Violet color (545nm)