CHAPTER 3 PART 1 REVIEWER Flashcards

1
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AST systematic name

A

E.C. 2.6.1.1

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ALT systematic name

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E.C. 2.6.1.2

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3
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CK systematic name

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E.C. 2.7.3.2

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4
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LDH systematic name

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E.C. 1.1.1.27

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5
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AST former name

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Serum glutamic-oxalocacetic transaminase

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6
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ALT former name

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Serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase

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7
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2 isoenzymes of AST

A

ytoplasmic
mitochondrial

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8
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Isoenzyme of severe tissue damage

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mitochondrial

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9
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Cirrhosis ULN

A

4x

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10
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AST levels are NOT useful in the diagnosis

A

TRUE

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11
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Products of ALT in reverse reaction

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Alanine
Alpha-ketoglutarate

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12
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Products of AST in forward reaction

A

Oxaloacetate
Glutamate

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13
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ALT is more liver specific

A

TRUE

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14
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AST:ALT ratio

A

De Ritis Ratio

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15
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Karmen Method wavelength

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340 nm

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16
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AST indicator enzyme

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Malate Dehydrogenase

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17
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ALT indicator enzyme

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Lactate Dehydrogenase

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18
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AST activity in RBC

A

15x

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19
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major phosphorylated compound in muscle

A

Phosphocreatine

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20
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CK forward reaction optimal pH

A

9

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21
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Products of CK in reverse reaction

A

Creatine
Adenosine Triphosphate

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22
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LDH forward reaction pH

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8.8-8.9

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23
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LDH hydrogen acceptor

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NAD

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24
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Oliver-Rosalki reverse reaction enzymes

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Creatine Kinase
Hexokinase
Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase

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25
Alcohol dehydrogenase
LDH6
26
S. muscle injury
LDH5
27
Hepatic injury
LDH4
28
P. embolism, lymphocytosis and acute pancreatitis
LDH3
29
Highest distribution of LDH subclass
LDH2
30
Myocardial infarct and hemolytic anemia
LDH1
31
Reference method for CK
Electrophoresis
32
Hypothyroidism
CK-MM
33
predominates in skeletal & cardiac muscle
CK-MM
34
Constitutes up to 15% CK activity in the heart
CK- Mr
35
can be a useful tumor marker
CK-BB
36
obligate activator in CK
Magnesium
37
obligate coenzyme of aminotransferase
Pyridoxal phosphate
38
Products of AST in reverse reaction
Aspartate Alpha-ketoglutarate
39
Products of ALT in forward reaction
Pyruvate Glutamate
40
Products of CK in forward reaction
Phosphocreatine Adenosine Diphosphate
41
Products of LDH in forward reaction
Pyruvate NADH
42
Products of LDH in reverse reaction
L-Lactate NAD
43
Products of indicator reaction catalyzed by MDH
Malate NAD
44
Substrates of indicator reaction catalyzed by MDH
Oxaloacetate NADH H+
45
Products of indicator reaction catalyzed by LDH
Lactate NAD
46
Substrates of indicator reaction catalyzed by LDH
Pyruvate NADH H+
47
Oliver-Rosalki forward reaction enzymes
Creatine kinase Pyruvate kinase Lactate Dehydrogenase
48
Products of indicator reaction catalyzed by PK
Pyruvate Adenosine Triphosphate
49
Substrates of indicator reaction catalyzed by PK
Adenosine Diphosphate Phosphoenol pyruvate
50
Substrates of indicator reaction catalyzed by LDH
Pyruvate NADH H+
51
Products of indicator reaction catalyzed by PK
ADP G6PD
52
Substrates of indicator reaction catalyzed by PK
ATP Glucose
53
Products of indicator reaction catalyzed by G6PD
6-Phosphogluconate NADPH H
54
Substrates of indicator reaction catalyzed by G6PD
Glucose-6-Phosphate NADP
55
Viral hepatitis ULN
100x
56
Skeletal muscle disorders: Muscular dystrophies & inflammatory conditions ULN
4-8x
57
AST activity in RBC
15x
58
muscular dystrophy ULN
50x
59
AST Karmen Method Optimal pH
7.3 – 7.8
60
CK reverse reaction optimal pH
6.8
61
LDH reverse reaction pH
7.4-7.8
62
Wacker Method (forward rxn)
pH8.8
63
Wrobleuski La Due (reverse rxn)
pH7.2
64
LDH activity in RBC
100 - 150x
65
AST Karmen Method Reference Range
5 – 30U/L(37°C)
66
ALT Reference Range
6 – 37U/L(37°C)
67
Reference range TOTAL CK in Male
15 – 160U/L(37°C)
68
Reference range TOTAL CK in Female
15 – 130U/L(37°C)
69
Reference range CKMB
< 6% Total CK
70
LDH Reference range
100 – 225U/L(37°C)
71
AST peak, rise, return to normal
6-8hrs, 24hrs, 5days
72
CKMB peak, rise, return to normal
4-8hrs, 12-24hrs, 48-72hrs
73
25 – 46% of CK activity
CKMB
74
major CK in serum of healthy people
CKMM
75
heart muscle activity
CKMM
76
CK level: sensitive indicator of AMI
Total CK & CK-2
77
Cardiac trauma ff. heart surgery (including transplantation)
Elevation of Total CK
78
cardiac conditions
CKMB
79
- head injury and acute cerebrovascular disease
CKBB
80
- Reye’s syndrome
CKBB
81
- rarely seen in the serum bec. Of its molecular size
CKBB
82
- Extensive damage to the brain may lead to the leakage of it in the serum
CKBB