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METHODS FOR GLUCOSE MEASUREMENT & OTHER CLINICAL CORRELATIONS

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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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Chemical methods for measuring glucose levels:

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• Oxidation-reduction methods • Condensation method (Dubowski)

#2
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Alkaline copper reduction methods:

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• Folin-Wu • Nelson-Somogyi • Neocuproine method • Benedict’s method

#3
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Cu + phosphomolybdate —-> PM blue (phosphomolybdenum) what alkaline copper reduction reaction is shown above?

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Folin-Wu method

#4
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Cu + arsenomolybdate —-> AM blue (arsenomolybdenum) what alkaline copper reduction reaction is shown above?

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Nelson-Somogyi method

#5
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Enzymes used in measuring glucose levels:

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• Glucose oxidase • Hexokinase

#6
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Most specific enzyme reacting with only B-D-glucose:

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Glucose oxidase

#7
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Two ways in which glucose oxidase can be measured:

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• Colorimetric method • Polarographic method

#8
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Measures the rate of disappearance of oxygen using oxygen electrode in glucose oxidase method:

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Polarographic method

#9
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Glucose oxidase method that uses a side reaction that uses H2O2:

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Colorimetric method

#10
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What enzyme is used in the side reaction for colorimetric method?

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Peroxidase

#11
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This method is more accurate than glucose oxidase methods, because the coupling reaction using G6PDH is highly specific:

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Hexokinase method

#12
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What is measured in Hexokinase method?

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NADPH

#13
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NADPH is has a strong affinity and measured at the wavelength of:

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340 nm (UV)

#14
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Is Hexokinase method affected by ascorbic acid or uric acid?

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NO. The hexokinase method is NOT affected by ascorbic or uric acid.

#15
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Most common cause of lactose intolerance:

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Lactase deficiency

#16
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Why does lactase intolerance causes watery diarrhea?

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Lactose is not digested. Lactose retains water

#17
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Glycogen storage disease with a defective enzyme glucose-6-phosphatase:

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Von Gierke Disease

#18
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Enumerate Glycogen Storage Diseases:

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• Type I - Von Gierke • Type II - Pompe • Type III - Cori • Type IV - Andersen • Type V - McArdle • Type VI - Hers • Type VII - Tarui disease Mnemonic: “Viagra Pill Causes A Muscle Hardening Tight”

#19
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What type of glycogen storage disorder wherein the defective enzyme is a-1,4-glucosidase:

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Type II Pompe

#20
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Defective enzyme in type III (Cori) glycogen storage disease:

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debranching enzyme

#21
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Defective enzyme in type IV (Andersen) glycogen storage disease:

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Branching enzyme

#22
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Organ affected in Type V (McArdle) glycogen storage disease:

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Muscle

#23
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Organ affected in Type VI (Hers) glycogen storage disease:

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Liver

#24
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Enzyme defective in Type VII (Tarui) glycogen storage disease:

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Phosphofructokinase