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[2S] UNIT 9.3 Creatinine

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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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Formed from creatine and creatine phosphate

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Creatinine

#2
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Product of muscle catabolism

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Creatinine

#3
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99% excreted in urine

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Creatinine

#4
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Creatinine is filtered in?

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Glomerulus

#5
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3 Factors affecting creatinine level

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Muscle Mass Creatine Turnover Renal Function

#6
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Creatine loses _____ to form a cyclic compound known as creatinine

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water

#7
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Creatine phosphate loses _______ ____

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phosphoric acid

#8
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↑ muscle mass _ creatinine level

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↑

#9
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↑ plasma creatinine _ glomerular filtration rate

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↓

#10
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CLINICAL APPLICATIONS T/F: Determine the sufficiency of kidney function

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T

#11
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CLINICAL APPLICATIONS T/F: Determine the severity of heart damage

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F; kidney damage

#12
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CLINICAL APPLICATIONS T/F: Monitory progression of kidney disease

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T

#13
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ANALYTICAL METHODS ● Most frequently used method ● First described in 1886

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Chemical Methods Based of Jaffe Reaction

#14
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ANALYTICAL METHODS Principle: In alkaline medium: Creatinine + picric acid → Creatinine-picrate complex (orange red)

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Chemical Methods Based of Jaffe Reaction

#15
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ANALYTICAL METHODS The intensity of orange red product is directly proportional to amount of creatinine present

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Chemical Methods Based of Jaffe Reaction

#16
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION Creatinine in a protein-free filtrate is adsorbed onto fuller’s earth (aluminum magnesium silicate) or Lloyd’s reagent (sodium aluminum silicate), then eluted and reacted with alkaline picrate

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Jaffe w/ Adsorbent

#17
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION Non-specific and prone to false positive reactions with: ○ Ascorbic acid ○ Glucose ○ Glutathione ○ Alpha-keto acids ○ Uric acid ○ Cephalosporins

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Folin-Wu Method (w/o Adsorbent)

#18
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION Creatinine in protein-free filtrate reacts with alkaline picrate to form colored complex

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Folin-Wu Method (w/o Adsorbent)

#19
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION Measuring multiple absorbance

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Jaffe Kinetic

#20
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION The rate of change in absorbance is measured to avoid interference of non-creatinine chromogens

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Jaffe Kinetic

#21
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION Not routinely used because it is time consuming and not readily automated

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Jaffe w/ Adsorbent

#22
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION False positives ○ Alpha-keto acids ○ cephalosporins

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Jaffe Kinetic

#23
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION Routinely performed because ○ Inexpensive ○ Rapid ○ Easy to perform

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Jaffe Kinetic

#24
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ANALYTICAL METHODS: CHEMICAL METHODS BASED OF JAFFE REACTION Serum is mixed with alkaline picrate

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Jaffe Kinetic