Philippine Rehabilitation Institute J.

PCHE
College of Sciences 1. WROBLEUSKI LA DUE
2. ROSALKI
Medical Technology
CLINICAL CHEMISTRY 2 3. CHROMOGENIC
Name: 4. α KETOGLUTARATE
Score: . 5. P-NITROPHENYL PHOSPHATE
Date: 6. WACKER
7. TANZER-GILBARG
8. SACCHAROGENIC
9. QUINOID FORM
I. MATCHING TYPE
10. OLEIC ACID EMULSION
A. DEHYDROGENASE
11. BUTYRYLTHIOCHLORINE
B. KINASE/TRANSAMINASE
12. P-NITROANALINE (YELLOW)
C. HYDROLASE
D. DECARBOXYLASE
Case Study
1. LD
2. G6PD
CASE 1: FEMALE ADULT
3. CK
Lab results
4. SGOT
AST: 600 U/L AT 37 C (5-30)
5. ALT
ALT: 30 U/L (6-37)
6. GGT
ALP: 475 U/L (50-115)
7. ACP
DIAGNOSIS:?
8. ALDOLASE
9. ALP
10.LIPASE
CASE 2: MALE ADULT
A. ISOENZYME
Lab results
B. ACTIVATION ENERGY
AST: 25 U/L (5-30)
C. COFACTOR
ALT: 20 U/L (6-37)
D. COENZYME
ACP: 7.0 U/L (0.2-5.0)
E. DENATURATION
DIAGNOSIS:?
F. PROSTHETIC GROUP
G. ACTIVATORS
H. FIRST ORDER KINETICS BONUS:
1. DIFFERENT FORM OF THE SAME ENZYME
2. ENERGY REQUIRED TO RAISE ALL MOLECULES SGOT:
TO TRANSITION STATE SGPT:
3. NON PROTEIN COMPOUND REQUIRED FOR
ENZYME ACTIVITIY
4. CHANGE IN ENZYME STRUCTURE RESULTING TO
LOSS OF ACTIVITY
5. ORGANIC COFACTORS
6. ORGANIC COFACTORS TIGHTLY BOUND TO AN
ENZYME
7. INORGANIC COFACTORS NEEDED FOR ENZYME
ACTIVITY
8. RATE OF SUBSTANCE IS DIRECTLY
PROPORTIONAL TO ENZYME CONCENTRATION
A. LD
B. CK
C. AST
D. ALT
E. ALP
F. ACP
G. GGT
H. AMYLASE
I. LIPASE