1S [LEC]: Enzymes (AST, ALT, ALP, ACP) Flashcards

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1
Q

AST & ALT measurement uses ___ as coenzyme

A

Pyridoxal phosphate

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2
Q

Decreased AST occurs in the case of ___

A

Uremia

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3
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An increase in both AST & ALT can be a sign of what condition?

A

Viral hepatitis

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4
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A four-fold increase in AST may be a sign of what condition?

A

Cirrhosis

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5
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AST isoenzyme that is predominant in the serum

A

Cell cytoplasm AST

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6
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AST isoenzyme predominant during necrosis

A

Mitochondrial AST

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7
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Reference range of AST

A

5-35 U/L

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8
Q

Onset of CK-MB

A

4-8 hrs

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9
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Peak of CK-MB

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12-24 hrs

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10
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Duration of elevation of CK-MB

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2-4 days

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11
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Onset of AST

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8-12 hrs

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12
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Peak of AST

A

24 hrs

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13
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Duration of elevation of AST

A

5 days

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14
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Onset of LD

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12-24 hrs

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15
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Peak of LD

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72 hrs

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16
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Duration of onset of LD

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10 days

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17
Q

A more specific enzyme to the liver that catalyzed the transfer of an amino group to a-ketoglutarate

A

Alanine aminotransferase

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18
Q

Tissue sources of ALT

A

Liver, cardiac tissue

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19
Q

Enzyme affected in infectious mononucleosis

A

ALT

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20
Q

T/F: ALT is relatively unaffected by hemolysis

A

True

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21
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Reference range of ALT

22
Q

Activators required in ALP

23
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Optimal pH of ALP

24
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Major tissue sources of ALP

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Liver
Bone
Placenta
Intestine

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Carcino-placental ALP that is highest in ovarian and gynecologic cancers, lung, and breast
Regan ALP
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Carcino-placental ALP that is used for monitoring treatment because it disappears upon successful therapy
Regan ALP
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Carcino-placental ALP that is a variant of Regan ALP
Nagao ALP
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Carcino-placental ALP that is detected in metastatic carcinoma of pleural surfaces and adenocarcinoma of the pancreas and bile duct
Nagao ALP
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Most anodal ALP isoenzyme
Liver
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Most heat stable ALP isoenzyme
Placental
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Placental ALP, Regan, and Nagao are the most heat stable and resist heat denaturation at ___ for ___ mins
65C for 30 mins
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Conditions of the heat stability test for ALP isoenzymes
56C for 10 mins
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If phenylalanine is added to the ALP isoenzyme and 75% is inhibited, the ALP isoenzyme is identified as ___
Intestinal
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If phenylalanine is added to the ALP isoenzyme and 80% is inhibited, the ALP isoenzyme is identified as ___
Placental
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If L-leucine is added to the ALP isoenzyme and is inhibited, the ALP isoenzyme is identified as ___
Nagao
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If 2M urea is added to the ALP isoenzyme and 90% is inhibited, the ALP isoenzyme is identified as ___
Bone
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If 2M urea is added to the ALP isoenzyme and 60% is inhibited, the ALP isoenzyme is identified as ___
Liver
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Identify the method of ALP determination based on the substrate: B-glycerophosphate or Na-glyverophosphate
Bodansky
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Identify the method of ALP determination based on the substrate: Phenylphosphate or disodium phenylphosphate
King-Armstrong or Gutman-Gutman
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Identify the method of ALP determination based on the substrate: p-nitrophenylphosphate
Hudson Bowers-McComb
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Identify the method of ALP determination based on the substrate: p-nitrophenylphosphate (brown)
Bessery-Lowry-Brock
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Identify the method of ALP determination based on the substrate: a-naphthylphosphate
Babson and Reed
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Identify the method of ALP determination based on the substrate: Thymolphthalein monophosphate
Roy
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Identify the method of ALP determination based on the substrate: B-glycerophosphate
Sinowara-Jones-Reinhart
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Optimal pH for ACP
5.0-6.0
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Enzyme measured for platelet damage
ACP
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Reagent that inhibits prostatic ACP
Tartrate
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Reagent that inhibits non-prostatic ACP
Copper
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For ACP testing, if the sample is not assayed immediately, the serum must be frozen of acidified to what pH level for it to be stable for 2 days?
6.5
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