Heart Enzymes- normal and abnormal markers Flashcards
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what cardiac enzyme markers are important to consider?
CK-MB
cardiac troponin
CK
SGOT/AST
LDH
CK-MB (creatine kinase myocardial band) clinical significance
marker specific to cardiac muscle
elevated in acute MI, re-infarction and myocarditis
what enzyme marker is specific to cardiac muscle and elevated in acute MI, re-infarction and myocarditis?
CK-MB
what is the normal range of CK-MB?
CK-MB < 5 ng/ml
CK-MB < 3-5% CK (total)
CK-MB becomes elevated/rises after/appears __-__ hrs in the case of acute MI, re-infarction or myocarditis?
3-6 hrs
CK-MB peaks within __-__ hrs in the case of acute MI, re-infarction or myocarditis?
12-24 hrs
CK-MB returns to normal within __-__ days in the case of acute MI, re-infarction or myocarditis?
2-3 days
cardiac troponin (I or T) clinical significance?
most specific and sensitive marker for myocardial injury
gold standard for MI especially if seen w/in 6-24 hrs of chest pain onset
elevation indicates MI
what cardiac enzyme marker is the most specific and sensitive marker for myocardial injury?
cardiac troponin
what cardiac enzyme marker is the gold standard for MI especially if seen within 6-24 hours of chest pain onset?
cardiac troponin
what cardiac enzyme marker is elevated in MI?
cardiac troponin
cardiac troponin is the gold standard for MI, especially if seen within __-__ hrs of chest pain onset
6-24
what is the normal range of cardiac troponin I?
troponin I < 0.04 ng/ml
cardiac troponin becomes elevated/rises after/appears __-__ hrs in the case of MI?
3-6 hrs
cardiac troponin peaks within __-__ hrs in the case of MI?
12-24 hrs
cardiac troponin returns to normal within __-__ hrs in the case of MI?
7-10 days
why is CK-MB a better marker for detecting re-infarction when comparing it to cardiac troponin?
it returns to normal faster (2-3 days) than cardiac troponin (7-10 days)
CK (creatine kinase total) clinical significance?
not cardiac specific- indicates cardiac or skeletal muscle damage
what cardiac enzyme marker is not cardiac specific, with elevated levels indicating cardiac or skeletal muscle damage?
CK (total)
what is the normal range of CK (total) in males and females?
males: 38-174 U/L
females: 26-140 U/L
CK (total) appears/becomes elevated/ rises after __-__ hrs in the case of cardiac or skeletal muscle damage
3-6 hrs
CK (total) peaks after __-__ hrs in the case of cardiac or skeletal muscle damage
12-24 hrs
CK (total) returns to normal after __-__ days in the case of cardiac or skeletal muscle damage
2-3 days
serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase/aspartate aminotransferase (SGOT/AST) clinical significance?
present in liver, cardiac and skeletal muscle-elevated in MI and hepatitis