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Protein that acts as a catalyst and speeds up rxns is the definition of what?
An enzyme.
What is actually measured in enzyme determinations?
Enzyme activity.
What is the name given to the substance upon which an enzyme acts?
Substrate.
Why is serum required for enzyme determinations?
Anticoagulants interfere with some assays.
In what disease do the highest elevations of ALP occur?
Paget's disease; (a bone disease)
In what clinical condition are the highest levels of CK seen?
(hint: CK-3/MM)
Muscular dystrophy.
What condition results in the highest amounts of LD?
Pernicious anemia.
Name the 3 isoenzymes of CK and the tissue that has the highest concentration of each.
CK-1(BB) [B]rain
CK-2(MB) heart
CK-3 (MM) skeletal [M]uscle
What is the most specific cardiac ENZYME?

What cardiac MARKER is most specific?
CK-MB

Troponins
How are both CK-MB & troponins measured? (Testing method)
Immunoassays.
Can a negative myoglobin within 6 hours of chest pain rule out AMI?
Yes. It is non-specific but sensitive marker for AMI that is elevated within 4 hours of onset of pain & remains elevated for 24hrs.
What inflammation marker also appears to be associated with risk of coronary heart disease?
CRP
What 3 enzymes are included in a liver fx panel?
ALT, AST, ALP (alkaline phosphatase)
What is the clinical significance of ACP? (ACID phosphatase)
Elevated in prostatic cancer & indicates semen presence in rape cases.
Which stays elevated longer serum or urine amylase?
Urine.
5'NT significance in distinguishing btwn bone or liver disease when ALP is elevated.
Increased in liver but not bone disease.
Increased ALP & 5'NT=liver disease
Increased ALP & normal 5'NT=bone disease
What tissue other than the pancreas will show elevated amylase levels?
Salivary gland.
Do lipase or amylase levels remain elevated longer in acute pancreatitis?
Lipase.
CK-MB remains elevated for ___ days in AMI.

Troponin?
CK-MB 2-3 days.
Troponin 10 days.