Clinical biochemistry : metabolic and clinical aspects /: metabolic and clinical aspects. (2014)
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- Book
- Title:
- Clinical biochemistry : metabolic and clinical aspects /: metabolic and clinical aspects. (2014)
- Main Title:
- Clinical biochemistry : metabolic and clinical aspects
- Uniform Title:
- Clinical biochemistry (Churchill Livingstone)
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by William J. Marshall, Marta Lapsley, Andrew P. Day, Ruth M. Ayling.
- Editors:
- Marshall, William J, 1944 April 1
Lapsley, Marta
Day, Andrew P, 1961-
Ayling, Ruth M - Contents:
- Front Cover; Clinical Biochemistry: Metabolic and clinical aspects; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Contributors; Chapter 1: Uses of biochemical data in clinical medicine; Introduction; Specific uses of biochemical tests; Diagnosis; Management; Assessment of disease severity; Prognosis; Monitoring the progression of disease; Screening; Population screening; Selective screening; Individual screening; Other uses of biochemical investigations; Conclusion; Further reading; Chapter 2: Acquisition and interpretation of biochemical data; Introduction; The Test Request; Factors Affecting Test Results. Preanalytical factorsTechnical factors; Biological factors; Endogenous factors; Age; Sex; Ethnic origin; Body mass; Exogenous factors; Time-dependent changes; Stress; Posture; Food intake; Drugs; Other factors; Intrinsic biological variation; Analytical range; Accuracy and bias; Analytical factors; Precision; Specificity and interference; Practicalities: what is desirable performance?; Analytical goals; Postanalytical factors; Interpretation of Results; Normal and abnormal; The meaning of normal; Reference values; Problems with reference intervals. Comparison of observed results with reference limitsComparison of results with previous values; The Predictive Value of Tests; Introduction; Definitions; Example; Prevalence and predictive value; Practical applications of the predictive value model; Receiver operating characteristic curves; Likelihood ratios; Conclusion; Acknowledgement;Front Cover; Clinical Biochemistry: Metabolic and clinical aspects; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Contributors; Chapter 1: Uses of biochemical data in clinical medicine; Introduction; Specific uses of biochemical tests; Diagnosis; Management; Assessment of disease severity; Prognosis; Monitoring the progression of disease; Screening; Population screening; Selective screening; Individual screening; Other uses of biochemical investigations; Conclusion; Further reading; Chapter 2: Acquisition and interpretation of biochemical data; Introduction; The Test Request; Factors Affecting Test Results. Preanalytical factorsTechnical factors; Biological factors; Endogenous factors; Age; Sex; Ethnic origin; Body mass; Exogenous factors; Time-dependent changes; Stress; Posture; Food intake; Drugs; Other factors; Intrinsic biological variation; Analytical range; Accuracy and bias; Analytical factors; Precision; Specificity and interference; Practicalities: what is desirable performance?; Analytical goals; Postanalytical factors; Interpretation of Results; Normal and abnormal; The meaning of normal; Reference values; Problems with reference intervals. Comparison of observed results with reference limitsComparison of results with previous values; The Predictive Value of Tests; Introduction; Definitions; Example; Prevalence and predictive value; Practical applications of the predictive value model; Receiver operating characteristic curves; Likelihood ratios; Conclusion; Acknowledgement; Further reading; Chapter 3: Quality aspects of laboratory medicine; Introduction; What is quality?; Quality standards; Quality assurance; Regulation of laboratories; Quality management systems; Personnel; Premises and environment; Information systems. Evaluation and auditClinical quality indicators; Clinical effectiveness; Key performance indicators; Demand management; Evidence-based clinical biochemistry; Point-of-care testing; Conclusion; Further Reading; Chapter 4: Sodium, water and potassium; Physiology; Introduction; Extracellular fluid and sodium; Renal control of sodium output; Intrinsic renal control of tubular reabsorption of sodium; Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone axis; Natriuretic peptides; Sodium appetite; Intracellular fluid and water; Control of renal water output; Osmoregulation; Non-osmotic control of arginine vasopressin. Renal responsiveness to arginine vasopressinControl of water intake; Osmoregulation; Non-osmotic control of thirst; Extracellular fluid, intracellular fluid and potassium; Extracellular and intracellular fluid distribution of potassium; Renal control of potassium output; Intrinsic tubular control; Aldosterone; Disorders of sodium metabolism; Sodium deficiency; Clinical presentation; Causes of sodium deficiency; Extrarenal sodium loss; Primary renal sodium loss; Secondary renal sodium loss; Laboratory investigation of sodium deficiency; Management of sodium deficiency; Sodium excess. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Edinburgh New York : Churchill Livingstone/Elsevier
- Publication Date:
- 2014
- Copyright Date:
- 2014
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (x, 932 pages)
- Subjects:
- 616.07/56
Clinical biochemistry
Biochemistry
Metabolism -- physiology
Clinical biochemistry
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9780702054785
9780702051401
0702051403 - Related ISBNs:
- 070205478X
- Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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