Chemistry 3 (Pancreatic and Cardiac) Flashcards

1
Q

wheat germ lectin (triticum vulgaris) inhibits what type of amylase

A

salivary

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2
Q

Fractional excretion equation

A

(UrineX x Pcreat)/(PlasmaX x Ucreat)

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3
Q

cause of acute pancreatitis without increase amylase

A

hypertriglyceridemia

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4
Q

non-pancreatic causes of hyperamylasemia

A
DKA
PUD
cholecystitis
ectobic preg/salpingitis
bowel ischemia/obstruction
renal insufficiency
macroamylasemia
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5
Q

Ranson criteria at admission

A
Age>55
WBC>16
Glucose>198
AST>250
LDH>350
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6
Q

Ranson criteria at 48hr

A

Urea>1.8, Ca4, fluid sequestration >6L, Hct drop >10

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7
Q

what has specificity >95% for gallstone pancreatitis

A

ALT>150

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8
Q

what is suggestive of EtOH pancreatitis

A

Lipase/Amylase >5

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9
Q

causes of familial pancreatitis

A
Cationic trypsinogen (PRSS1)
Pancreatic secretory trypsin inhibitor (PST1)
CFTR
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10
Q

D-xylose test measures

A

small bowel mucosal absorptive capacity

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11
Q

Pancreatic lesions with increased amylase

A

Pseudocyst, IPMN

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12
Q

Pancreatic lesions with increased CEA

A

MCN, IPMN

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13
Q

CK enzyme types

A

BB (CK1), MB (CK2), MM (CK3)

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14
Q

location of CK-BB

A

brain > stomach, bladder, prostate

also migrates the fastest

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15
Q

most widely distributed CK

A

CK-BB

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16
Q

slowest migrating CK

A

CK-MM

17
Q

Skeletal muscle is ___% CK-MM

A

99%

18
Q

Cardiac muscle is ___% CK-MM

A

70%

19
Q

What percent of cardiac muscle is CK-MB

A

30%

20
Q

Macro-CK is ____ and is found in ____

A

CK-Ig complexes

healthy elderly women

21
Q

type of CK assd with poor prognosis

A

Mitochondrial (seen in advanced malignancies)

22
Q

most sensitive marker of cardiac damage

A

myoglobin (also least specific)

23
Q

most specific myocardial marker

A

cTnI

24
Q

earliest cardiac marker

A

myoglobin

25
Q

ischemia-modified albumin returns to baseline in

A

6hr

26
Q

natriuretic peptide causes

A

vasodilation and natriuresis

27
Q

stable fragment of BNP that is measured

A

N-terminal pro-BNP

28
Q

cTnI remains elevated

A

2wks

29
Q

time course of CK-MB

A

detect at 3-6hr
peaks at 20-24 hr
baseline at 72 hr

30
Q

marker with highest NPV at 2hr following onset

A

myoglobin