Question

1. Laboratory techniques allow, without any background, to confirm the disease in a person. In other words, if a laboratory receives a blood sample and there is no enzyme activity or a pathogenic mutation (variant) in any gene of interest, then it concludes that the patient is ill.

True or False

2. The results in a laboratory technique are interpreted from a reference.

True or False

3. The analysis of the enzymatic activity is considered a genetic test.

True or False

Answer 1

1. False

Normal genetic and enzymatic study can not rule out all ilness.

eg: Leptospirosis

RFT increases, LFT increases, no genetic changes

2. True

All lab tests are correlate by reference range and all tests are performed with standard techniques.

3. False

Enzyme analysis is not genetic study.