Many chemistry tests are grouped according to the body system. These are called what?

The body does not require what to function properly?

An electrolyte is a what?

What is the term when the potassium level is too high?

Which of the following electrolytes carries a negative charge?

A good number of chemistry tests may be performed in the medical office by using POLs - physician office labs.

An electrolyte is any substance containing eons.

The gallbladder keeps the electrolytes at the right levels by filtering the electrolytes when the blood flows through them.

To carry the electricity in the body, all electrolytes have positive charges.

As the pH measurement gets lower, the acidity is becoming higher.

The kidneys keep the body's what at the right levels by filtering them when the blood flows through them?

What is a waste product from making the energy that muscles use to function?

What hormones regulate metabolism in all of the cells in the body?

The pancreas releases this when the blood sugar drops too low.

As an exocrine gland, the pancreas secretes two enzymes: amylase and what else?

Gamma glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT) is an enzyme produced where?

Which gland produces TSH?

Troponins are contained in what muscle?

Glucagon and insulin are hormones that come from which part of the pancreas?

What is the term for substances composed of fats and proteins?

Which type of cholesterol is considered good for you?

As this increases so does the risk of heart disease.