Lupus and ana lab results

    • [DOCX File]Lab Tests and Non-Imaging Diagnostics Subgroup Recs

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      Test for autoantibodies often associated with cancers; includes ANNA 1(Hu); ANNA 2 (Ri), ANNA 3, anti-Yo (against Purkinje cells); Purkinje cell Tr, CRMP-5 IgG, amphyiphysin Ab, AGNA1, antibodies to voltage gated potassium channels associated antigens/proteins, AChR binding and antibodies against ganglionic neuronal antigens, and others; results reported as positive or negative, and sometimes ...

    • Complications - American Academy of Optometry

      The lab results were discussed. All were normal except she was found to have the genetic marker for HLA-B27, which was positive (potentially indicating Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS)). ... This time the ANA was higher than normal. A thorough evaluation showed no evidence of Lupus despite the mildly high ANA. And there were no signs of AS, but it ...

    • [DOC File]9/27 - Weebly

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      lupus/ANA screen. rheumatic fever/ ASO screen. 10/23/07[1] Screening-general term that indicates the performance of a variety of tests on healthy or sick people. Criteria for Effective Screening-technically reliable, cost effective-is there an effective therapy for what you’re screening-at risk population must be identified

    • [DOC File]www.pch-pathlab.com

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      ANA Assay Flow Chart. Antibody HEp-2 pattern Clinical associations. U1RNP Coarse speckles across all nucleoplasm. MCTD (100% if Sm/dsDNA –ve), SLE (13-32%) with Raynaud’s, vasculitic skin and mucosal manifestations, SSc (10%) with pulmonary fibrosis and joint involvement.

    • The Retina in Systemic Disease

      Many other etiologies including: sickle cell, oral contraceptives, Lupus, Bechets disease, Lyme disease, etc . Blood pressure. Lab tests. FBS. CBC. Lipid profile. PT/PTT. ANA/RF. Carotid Artery Evaluation. Cardiac Evaluation. Echocardiogram and possible Holter monitor. Follow-up. BRAO: 3-6 mos after ruling out underlying etiology

    • [DOCX File]www.zeusscientific.com

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      The ZEUS IFA ANA HEp-2 Test System is a laboratory diagnostic aid and by itself is not diagnostic. Positive ANA may be found in apparently healthy individuals. It is therefore imperative that ANA results be interpreted in light of the patients clinical condition by a medical authority.

    • [DOCX File]Weebly

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      An extensive lab work-up was performed by his primary care physician (PCP) and all results were within normal limits including CBC, PT/PTT, INR, lupus anticoagulant, amylase, lipase, FTA, rheumatoid factor, ANA, RPR, urinalysis, and HIV screening. He also had a negative CT scan of the head and chest without contrast.

    • [DOC File]Somaticizing Patient - GLOWM

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      ANA (anti-nuclear antibodies) – screen for inflammatory conditions such as lupus. ESR (Sedimentation Rate) – a non-specific screen for inflammation. C-reactive protein (CRP) – a non-specific screen for inflammation. Hemoccult® – test for blood loss, as from ulcer or gastritis, and colon cancer

    • [DOCX File]Minty Skate

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      ANA test results are just one factor considered when a diagnosis is being formulated. A patient’s clinical symptoms and other diagnostic tests must also be considered by the doctor. Medical history is also significant because some prescription drugs can cause “drug-induced antinuclear antibodies”.

    • [DOC File]Anti-ssDNA Is Not a Useful Diagnostic Test

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      The latter results from the false positive rates of the various tests that are not needed. For instance, if one wished to obtain supportive laboratory information for a diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus, one may wish to perform anti-dsDNA, anti-Sm and possibly anti-Ro (SS-A).

    • [DOC File]Table of Contents

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      Possible examples are ANA, lupus anticoagulant, and anticardiolipin IgG and IgM. IX. F. Complete Blood Count (CBC): Record on chart and utilize the following guidelines. 1. If the white blood cell (WBC) and/or platelet counts are abnormal -- highlight results for the care provider to review. 2.

    • [DOCX File]Category “A” Tests: No Further Actions Required

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      ANA by multiplex EIA, Screen . Yes. Positive. Quantitative detection of DsDNA, semi-quantitative detection of: Chromatin, Ribosomal P, SS-A, SS-B, Sm, SmRNP, RNP, Scl-70, and Centromere B. ANA by multiplex EIA, Screen with reflex to Immunofluorescence. Yes. Positive. Reflex to IFA quantitative. Anaerobic Culture (only) No

    • [DOC File]FRACP Questions 1997- HAEMATOLOGY

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      The following investigation results are obtained: APTT 45 sec (26 – 35) PT 14 sec (12 – 14) Thrombin clotting time 18 sec (16 – 20) Fibrinogen 2.5 g/L (1.8 – 4.0) APTT after 50:50 dilution with normal plasma. 40 sec (26 – 35) The results indicate which one of the following? A. Activated protein C resitance. B. Factor XII deficiency

    • [DOC File]ANA Screen IgG by ELISA

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      Antinuclear antibodies (ANA) are frequently present in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and, less commonly, in other autoimmune diseases Rheumatoid arthritis, Collagen vascular diseases, chronic liver diseases and systemic sclerosis (scleroderma). ANA bind to several nuclear antigens including DsDNA, SSDNA, RNP, Sm, SSA and SSB.

    • [DOCX File]Laboratory Tests

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      Laboratory results may be received via electronic files directly from central study laboratories or recorded manually on case report forms if the study is using a local lab. In either scenario, it is recommended that the Laboratory Test form be used to record when samples were collected (date and time) so that the laboratory tests results can ...

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