Biology
Definition
- Organic Compounds
The Four Organic Compounds 1. Carbohydrates are the compound that provide energy to living cells. They are the main energy source because they activate instant cellular energy. The carbohydrates we use as food comes from photosynthesis of plants....
- Creatine Kinase Or Creatine Phosphokinase (cpk)
Term: creatine kinase or creatine phosphokinase (CPK)Literally meaning: ?enzyme of transfering energy chemical groupto creatine?Origin: Anc Greek?????/creas (flesh, meat)+???/-ine(-ine) = chemical suffix????/kino(=move)+(-???)/(-asy)(=-ase) enzyme suffix...
- Rabdomyolysis
Term: rabdomyolysis Literally meaning: ?desrtuction of skeletal (striated) muscle? Origin: Anc Greek??????/rabdos(=rod, stripe, stick)+???-/myo-(=combining form meaning muscle) >???/mys/(=muscle) >???/myo(=enclosed like the muscle inside body...
- Phosphocreatine
Term: phosphocreatineLiterally meaning: ?phosporylated creatine?Origin: Anc Greek?????-/phospho(=phospho-, prefix denoting a chemical bound with phosporous group) > ???/phos=light +????????/creatine(=creatine, an organic acid that helps to supply energy...
- Biochemical Data Of Serum
Component Normal value Blood sugar level Fasting: 65-100 mg/dl (100 ml)Post Prandial: 80-140 mg/100 mlRandom: 80-140 mg/100 ml Blood urea 10-50 mg/ 100 ml Serum creatinine 0.50- 1.50 mg/100 ml Uric acid 2.5-7.5...
Biology
creatinine
Term: creatinine
Literally meaning: (feminine)"flesh component"
Origin: (Greek)
????????/creatine(=creatine, an organic compound that in phosphorylated form (phosphocreatine), serves as the energy storage form of cells mainly in muscle contraction
>?????/creas(=flesh, meat)
+???/-ine(-=(-ine) =chemical suffix
Coined/History
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DefinitionCreatinine is an organic compound that is produced as by-product from decomposition of phosphocretaine the high-energy storage form of creatine. Creatinine normally excreted in the urine as a metabolic waste after its filtration by kidneys. An elevated level of creatinine in urine or in blood serum indicates a kidney disfunction.
- Organic Compounds
The Four Organic Compounds 1. Carbohydrates are the compound that provide energy to living cells. They are the main energy source because they activate instant cellular energy. The carbohydrates we use as food comes from photosynthesis of plants....
- Creatine Kinase Or Creatine Phosphokinase (cpk)
Term: creatine kinase or creatine phosphokinase (CPK)Literally meaning: ?enzyme of transfering energy chemical groupto creatine?Origin: Anc Greek?????/creas (flesh, meat)+???/-ine(-ine) = chemical suffix????/kino(=move)+(-???)/(-asy)(=-ase) enzyme suffix...
- Rabdomyolysis
Term: rabdomyolysis Literally meaning: ?desrtuction of skeletal (striated) muscle? Origin: Anc Greek??????/rabdos(=rod, stripe, stick)+???-/myo-(=combining form meaning muscle) >???/mys/(=muscle) >???/myo(=enclosed like the muscle inside body...
- Phosphocreatine
Term: phosphocreatineLiterally meaning: ?phosporylated creatine?Origin: Anc Greek?????-/phospho(=phospho-, prefix denoting a chemical bound with phosporous group) > ???/phos=light +????????/creatine(=creatine, an organic acid that helps to supply energy...
- Biochemical Data Of Serum
Component Normal value Blood sugar level Fasting: 65-100 mg/dl (100 ml)Post Prandial: 80-140 mg/100 mlRandom: 80-140 mg/100 ml Blood urea 10-50 mg/ 100 ml Serum creatinine 0.50- 1.50 mg/100 ml Uric acid 2.5-7.5...