Anomalous Findings in Differential Diagnosis of Jaundice by Biochemical Tests

Single-Sample Tests in the Differential Diagnosis of Jaundice.

Many attempts have been made to compare the usefulness of the various tests of liver function. The papers of White and others (1940), Wilson (1940), Higgins and others (1944), Maizels (1946), and Sherlock (1946) discuss the merits of such diverse estimations as bromsulphalein, hippuric acid, and urobilinogen excretion; bilirubin, cholesterol, cholesterol esters, differential proteins, fibrinoge...

Biochemical tests in differential diagnosis of protein and calorie deficiencies.

Whitehead (1965) recently showed that a measurement of the amount of hydroxyproline excreted in the urine was of value in detecting marginal malnutrition. He also suggested that a simultaneous measurement of the plasma amino acid ratio (Whitehead, 1964) provided a biochemical means of differentiating between malnutrition, in which the primary deficiency was one of protein, and undernutrition du...

The differential diagnosis of jaundice.

the washback effect of discretepoint vs. integrative tests on the retention of content in knowledge tests

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bIochEmIcal dIagnoSIS and dIffErEntIal dIagnoSIS

the characteristic Cushingoid appearance except in some patients with the ectopic ACTH syndrome, whereas patients with only subtle hypersecretion of cortisol may exhibit less obvious physical changes. In addition, some features found in patients with CS such as obesity, hypertension, mood changes, and menstrual irregularities are also common in the general population. In such cases the presence...