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Seminar Activity - Intrepretation of Lab Tests

This document provides instructions for a seminar activity on organ function tests. It divides students into groups and assigns each group to present on different topics related to various medical tests. Each topic should be summarized under the test name, physiological role, normal range, and diagnostic significance. Students will present individually on an assigned heading.

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Seminar Activity - Intrepretation of Lab Tests

This document provides instructions for a seminar activity on organ function tests. It divides students into groups and assigns each group to present on different topics related to various medical tests. Each topic should be summarized under the test name, physiological role, normal range, and diagnostic significance. Students will present individually on an assigned heading.

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Instruction for Seminar activity

Introduction
 This Seminar activity is a part of continuous internal assessment (theory),
 Carries total 15 marks, will be counted in internal marks
 Zero marks will be counted for those who will remain absent or come
unprepared

Time & Duration:


During tutorial period (20/03/24 to 01/04/24, 2 to 5 pm, as per scheduled batchwise)
Activity:
Please prepare Organ function test for under following headings:
1. Liver function tests
a) Normal function & Indication of LFT in short
b) Bilirubin – Total, Direct & Indirect
c) ALT & AST
d) ALP
e) Protein Total, Albumin, Globulin & A/G Ratio
f) GGT
g) Ammonia
h) Urine Bile salt & Bile pigments
2. Renal Function test
a) Normal function & Indication of RFT in short
b) Urea & BUN
c) Creatinine
d) Uric acid
e) Sodium
f) Potassium
g) Urine microalbumin & ACR
3. Diabetic profile
a) Indication (suspected sign symptoms & complication) in short
b) Glucose level in blood: RBS, FBS, PP2BS
c) Glucose level in Urine
d) Glycated Hemoglobin (HbA1c)
e) Ketone bodies in serum and urine
f) Glucose tolerance test
g) Insulin
4. Test for Differential diagnosis of Anemia
a) Indication (Suspected sign symptoms) in short
b) Hemoglobin
c) RBC Indices
d) Serum Iron
e) Serum Ferritin
f) Serum TIBC
g) Vitamin B12 & Folic acid
5. Markers for Atherosclerosis
a) Indication (Risk factors of atherosclerosis) in short
b) Cholesterol total
c) Triglycerides
d) LDL
e) HDL
f) Homocysteine
g) Lipoprotein (a)
6. Cardiac markers
a) Indication in short
b) Cardiac Troponins
c) CK Total & CK MB
d) LDH
e) NT Pro BNP
7. Thyroid function test
a) Normal function & Indication in short
b) TSH
c) T3
d) T4
e) Anti TG & Anti TPO
8. Pancreatic function test
a) Normal function & Indication in short
b) Amylase
c) Lipase
9. Arterial Blood Gas
a) Indication
b) Normal range
c) ABG disorders
d) Interpretation
10. Fluid analysis
a) Indication of pleural, ascitic and CSF analysis
b) Pleural Fluid – Protein & Sugar
c) Ascitic fluid – Protein, sugar
d) CSF – Protein, sugar
11. Tumor markers
a) Indication
b) PSA
c) AFP
d) Beta HCG
e) Others
12. Calcium
13. Vitamin D
What to do & how to do?
 Each parameter should cover following points in few lines precisely & to the
point:
o Name of test and Full name if applicable
o Physiological role
o Biological reference range
o Diagnostic significance
 Prepared on your own by using standard textbook
 Please respect originality, do not copy from others…
 Here example of vitamin D is given, prepared as per above heading
Name of test: Serum Vitamin D3
Physiological role: Help in Bone mineralization
Maintenance of calcium level,
Also considered as hormone now a days, diverse role
Biological reference range: 30 to 100 ng/ml in blood
Diagnostic significance: To find out vitamin D status of body
<30 ng/ml – deficiency – Rickets, Osteomalacia
Common Causes: Nutritional deficiency, chronic kidney disease, chronic
liver disease, genetic etc
>100 ng/ml – Toxicity, rare

Division of topic in group batchwise


Organ function tests Batch A Batch B Batch C Batch D
(1 to 62) (63 to 125) (126 to 188) (189 to 250)
Liver function test 1 to 8 63 to 70 126 to 133 189 to 196
Renal Function test 9 to 15 71 to 77 134 to 140 197 to 203
Diabetes Profile 16 to 22 78 to 84 141 to 147 204 to 210
Test for Differential 23 to 29 85 to 91 148 to 154 211 to 217
diagnosis of Anemia
Markers for 30 to 36 92 to 98 155 to 161 218 to 224
Atherosclerosis
Cardiac markers 37 to 41 99 to 103 162 to 166 225 to 229
Thyroid function test 42 to 46 104 to 108 167 to 171 230 to 234
Pancreatic function test 47 to 49 109 to 111 172 to 174 235 to 237
Arterial Blood Gas 50 to 53 112 to 115 175 to 178 238 to 241
Fluid analysis 54 to 57 116 to 119 179 to 182 242 to 245
Tumour markers 58 to 62 120 to 124 183 to 187 246 to 250
Calcium - 125 188 -
Vitamin D - - - -
***Each and every student has to present any one heading under given topic, you can
divide among your group
***For any query, please feel free to contact Dr Mukesh or Dr Bharat
***Wish you Best of Luck***

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