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Term 1 Definition 1
An International unit (IU) of enzyme

activity is the quantity of enzyme that:

Converts 1 μmol of substate to
product per minute

Term 2 Definition 2
Which enzyme statement below

describes a nonkinetic enzyme assay
?

Initial absorbance is measured,
followed by a second reading after 5
minutes
Term 3 Definition 3
Which if the following statements

regarding enzymatic reactions is true
?

The enzyme increases the rate of the
reaction
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Term 4 Definition 4
Which statement about enzymes is

true ?

A competetitive inhibitor will alter the
apparent Km (Michaelis-Menten Constant)
of the reaction
Term 5 Definition 5
Which substrate concentration is

needed to achieve zero-order
conditions ?

> than 99 x K m

Term 6 Definition 6
Which statement is true ?

Apoenzyme + prosthetic group =
holoenzyme

Term 7 Definition 7
Which of the following statements

about enzymatic reactions is true ?

NADH has absorbance maximum at
340 and 366 nm
Term 8 Definition 8
The increase in the level of serum

enzyme used to detect cholestatic
liver disease is caused mainly by :

Increased production and secretion by
cells
Term 9 Definition 9
Which enzyme below is considered

most tissue specfic ?

Alcohol dehydrogenase
(along with ALT-necrotic liver disease)
Term 10 Definition 10
Which of the following enzymes is

activated by calcium ions?

Amylase
Which of the following enzymes is a

transferase ?

CK

(not - Alkp,Amy,LD)
Which statement about the methods

for measuring LD is true ?

The pyruvate to lactate reaction
proceeds at about twice the rate as the
forward reaction
Which condition produces the highest

elevation of serum lactate
dehydrogenase ?

Pernicious Anemia
Which condition is the LD most likely

to be within normal limits .?

Acute appendicitis

(not hepatic ca,pulmonary
infarct,crush injury)
Following an acute MI, activity of LD

usually peaks:

Three days postinfarction and returns
to normal after 1 week.
The LD pleural fluid:serum ratio for a

transudative fluid is usually :

1:2 or less
Which type of liver disease would you

expect the greatest elevation of LD ?

Toxic hepatitis

(not etoh hepatitis,cirrhosis,acute viral
hepatitis)
Which of the following conditions will

interfere with measurement of LD ?

Slight hemolyis during sample
collection

(LD is stable 2 days at RT or 1 week in
refer)
In the Oliver-Rosalki method, the

reverse reaction is used to measure
CK activity. The enzyme used in the
coupling reactions are:

Hezokinase and G6PD
In the Oloiver-Rosalki method for CK,

adenosine monophosphate(AMP) is
added to the substrate in order to :

Inhibit adenylate kinase

Which substance is used in the CK

assay to activate the enzyme ?

N-acetylcysteine
Specimen for CK performed on an

automated analyzer gives an error flag
indicating substrate depletion. The
sample is diluted x2 and x4. After
correction the results are as follows:
x2=3000 x4=3600 Explanation ?

An endogenous competitive inhibitor
is present in the serum
2 hour old citrated coag sample, can

we add on a CK?

No, citrate will interfere
Which of the statements below

regarding total CK is true?

Highest levels are seen in Duchenne's
Muscular Dystrophy.

regarding the clinical use of CK-MB
(CK-2) is true ?

Mass unit assays are more sensitive
than electrophoretic methods
Isoforms of CK are:

Formed in the circulation by
hydrolysis of lysine from CK-MM and
CK-MB
A patient's CK-MB is reported at 18

and the total CK as 560. What is the
CK relative index?

3.2%

CKI = CK-MB x 100
Total CK
In a nonmyocardial as opposed toa

myocardial cause of an increased
serum or plasm CK-MB, which would
be expected?

An increase in CK-MB that is
persistent.
Which statement best describes the

clinical utility of plasma or serum
myoglobin ?

Levels below 100 on admission and 2-
4 hours postadmission help to
exclude a diagnosis of acute MI.
What is the typical time course for

plasma myoglobin following an acute
MI ?

Abnormal with in 3 hours, peaks
within 12 hours, returns to normal in
36 hours.
What is the typical time course for

plasma TnI or TnT following an acute
MI ?

Abnormal within 4 hours, peaks within
24 hours, returns to normal in 1 week
Which of the following is the most

effective serial sampling tiem for
ruling out acute MI using both
myoglobin and a cardiac spedific
marker in an emergency department
environment ?

Admission, 3 hrs, 6 hrs and a final
sample within 12 hrs
Whic of the cardiac markers is

consistently increased in persons who
exhibit unstable angina ?

Troponin T
Patient has a myoclobin level of 10 at

admission. three hours later the
myoglobin is 14 and the Tropponin I is
0.04 (ref 0.0-0.4) Results are
consistent with what condition ?

No evidence of myocardial or skeletal
condition .
A patient has a plasma CK-MB of 14 at

admission and a totla CK of 170.
Myoglobin is 130 and TnI is 1.6. Three
hours later the cK-MB is 24. What best
descrives this situation ?

This patient has had an acute MI and
further testing is unnecessary.
EDTA sample for TnI assay gives

result of 0.7(ref0.0-0.4). The test is
repeated three hours later and is 0.6,
six hours later is 0.7. Most likely
explanation ??

The patient has suffered cardiac
injury, probably less severe than an
MI.
Which of the following lab tests is a

marker for ischemic heard disease ?

Albumin cobalt binding.
Which test provides the earliest

warning of increased risk of coronary
artery disease ?

High sensitivity CRP

clinical utilitity of B-type natriuretic
peptide (BNP) ?

A normal test result helps rule out
congestive heart failure in persons
with symptoms associated with
coronary insufficiency.
Which best describes the clinical

utility of plasma homocysteine ?

High plasma levels are assiciated with
atherosclerosis and increased risk of
thrombosis.


about the aminotransferases (ALT &
AST) is true ?

Both transfer an amino group to α-
ketoglutarate
Select the products formed from the

forward reaction of AST ?

Oxaloacetate and glutamate
Select the products formed form the

forward reaction of ALT ?

Pyruvate and glutamate
Which of he statements below

regarding the methods of Henry for
AST and ALT is correct ?

Hemolysis causes positive
interference in both AST and ALT
assays
Select the coupling enzyme used in

the kinetic reaction of Henry ?

Malate dehydrogenase
What is the purpose of LD in the

kinetic method of Henry for AST ?

Rapidly exhausts endogenous
pyruvate in the lag phase
Which statement regarding the

naming of transaminases is true ?

SGPT is the old abbreviation for ALT
Which statement accurately describes

serum transaminase levels in AMI ?

AST peaks 24-48 hours after an acute
MI and returns to normal with 4-6 days
Which condition gives rise to the

highest serum level of transaminases
?

Acute hepatitis
In which liver disease is the DeRitis

ratio (ALT:AST) usually greater than
1.o ?

Acute hepatitis

(ALT prevails over AST in acute
hepatitis, but AST is higher than ALT
in chronic hepatitis, carcinoma and
cirrhisis of the liver)
Which of the following liver diseases

produces the highest levels of
transaminases ?

Chronic hepatitis

regarding transaminames is true ?

ALT is far more spedific for liver
diseases than is AST
Select the most sensitive marker for

alcoholic lever disease ?

GGT
Which enzyme is least useful in

differentating necrotic from
obstructive jaundice ?

LD
Which of the statements below about

the phosphatases is true ?

They are divided into two classes
based upon pH needed for activity
(alkaline or acid)

regarding ALP is true ?

Pregnant women have a higher lever
of serum ALP than other adults
Which isoenzyme of ALP are inhibited

by L-phenylalanine ?

Intestional and placental
Which isoenzyme of ALP is most heat-

stable ?

Placental

Which isoenzyme of ALP migrates

farthers toward the anode (+) when
electrophoresed at pH 8.6 ?

Liver
Which isoenzyme of ALP is inhibited

by urea ?

Bone

regarding ALP is true ?

Elevated serum ALP seen with
elevated GGT suggests a hepatic
source
In which condition would an elevated

serum alkaline phosphatase be likely
to occur ?

Squamous cell carcinoma
Which condition is least likely to be

associated with increased serum ALP
concentrations ?

Osteoporosis
Which substrate is used in the

Bowers-McComb method for ALP ?

p-Nitrophenylphosphate
Which of the following buffers is used

in the IFCC recommended method for
ALP ?

2-amino-2-methyl-1-propanol
Serum form a 50 year old collected

following digital exam. Prostatic acid
phos 6.o (upper ref 3.0)
PSA 2.0 (upper ref 4.0) Most likely
explanation ?

Acid phos is falsely elevated by
prostatic irritation
Which definition best describes the

catalytic activity of amylase ?

Hydrolyzes second a-1-4-glycosidic
linkages of starch,glycogen and other
polyglucans
Which of the following anylase

methods is typically based upon a rate
reaction ?

Turbidimetric
How soon following acute abdominal

pain due to pancreatitis is the serum
anylase level expected to rise ?

2-12 hours

regarding the diagnosis of pancreatitis
is correct ?

Diagnostic sensitivity is increased by
assaying both amylase and lipase
Which of the following conditions is

associated with a high level of S-type
anylase ?

Mumps

S-salivary
Which of the statements regarding

amylase methods is true ?

Amyloclastic methods measure the
production of glucose.

regarding amylase methods is true ?

Synthetic substrates can be
conjugated to p-nitrophenol (PNP) for
a kinetic assay ?

The reference method for lipase uses

olive oil as the substrate because ?

Other esterases can hydrolyze
triglyceride and synthetic diglycerides
Which statement about the clinical

utility of plasma or serum lipase is
true ?

Lipase is not incresed in mumps,
malignancy or ectopic pregnancy
The reference method for serum lipase

is based upon :

Titration of fatty acids with dilute
NaOH following controlled incubation
of serum with olive oil
The most commonly employed

method of assay for plasma or serum
lipase is based upon:

Peroxidase coupling


usually depressed in liver disease ?

Pseudocholinesterase
A serum ALP lever greater than twice

the elevation of GGT suggests:

Bone disease or malignancy
How many of the substances below

would be neede to enable an early
diagnosis of stroke ?

D-Dimer, vonWillebrand's factor,
matric metalloproteinase-9, S100B,
BNP, vascular cell adhesion molecule .

All six
Which of the following hormones is

often decreased by approx 25% in the
serum of pregnamt women who have a
fetus with Down's Syndrome ?

EStriol (E3)
The syndrome of anapprioate

antidieuretic hormone secretion
(SIADH) causes:

Urine osmolality to be lower than that
of plasma osmo
Select the hormone that is associated

with galactorehea, pituitary adenoma,
and amehorrhea ?

Prolactin
Zollinger-Ellison(Z-E) syndrome is
characterized by great (20 fold)
elevation of :

Gastrin

Which statement about multiple

endocrine neoplasia (MEN) is true ?

It is associated with hyperplasia or
neoplasia of at least two endocrine
organs

Select the main estrogen produced by

the ovaries and used to evaluate
ovarian function ?

Estradiol (E2)

E2 is the major estrogen produced by
the ovaries
When pituitary adenoma is the cause

of decreased estrogen production, an
increase of which hormone os most
frequently responsible ?

Prolactin
Which of the following statements is

correct in aaesing GH deficiency ?

Pituitary failure may involve one,
several, or all adenohyphophyseal
hormones, but GH deficiency is
usually found.

level of GH in patients with pituitary
adenoma associated with acromegaly
?

Some patients require a glucose
suppression test to establish a
diagnosis
Hyperparathyroidism is most
consistently associated with ?

Hypophosphatemia

(Inc serum Ca , dec serum phos)
Which statement reagarding the use of

PTH is true ?

PTH levels differentiate primary and
secondary cause of hypocalcemia
The best method of analysis for serum

PTH involves using antibodies that
detect ?

Both the amino-terminal fragment and
intact PTH
Which of the following is most often

elevated in hypocalcemia associated
with malignancy ?

Parathyroid hormone related protein
(PTHRP)
Steroids with a dihydroxyacetone

group at C17 are sclassified as :

17-hydroxycorticosteroids

Which statement below regarding

adrenal cortical dysfunction ?

Cushing's syndrome is associated
with glucose intolerance

about cortisol in Cushing's syndrome
is true ?

24 hour urinary free cortisol is a more
sensitive test than plasma total
cortisol
Which of the following diseases is

characterized by primary
hyperaldosteronism caused by
adrenal adenoma, carcinoma, or
hypoplasia ?

Conn's disease
Which of the following is the most

common cause of Cushing's
syndrome ?

Overuse of Corticosteroids
Which of the following is the

mechanism causing Cushing's
disease ?

Excess secretion of pituitary ACTH
In which situation is the plasma or 24-

hour urinary cortisol not consisent
with the clinical picture ?

Evaluation of congenital adrenal
hyperplasia

Which test is used to distinguish

Cushing's disease (pituitary
Cushing's) from Cushing's syndrome
?

Serum ACTH

Whic is the most widely used

screening test for Cushing's
syndrome ?

Overnight dexamethasone
suppression test
Which test is the most specific for the

establising a diagnosis of Cushing's
disease (pituitary Cushing's) ?

Petrosal sinus sampling following
corticotropin-releaseing hormone
stimulation

regarding the catecholamines is true ?

Plasma levels show both diurnal and
pulsed variation
Which assay using 24 hour urine is

considered the best single screening
test for pheochromocytoma ?

Metanephrines

Which metabolite is most often

increased in carcinoid tumors of the
intestines ?

5-hydroxyindolacetic acid (5-HIAA)
Which statement regarding the

measure ment of urinary
catecholamines is true ?

24 hour urinary catecholamine assay
avoids pulse variations associated
with measurement of plasma
catecholamines
Which method used to measure

catecholamines is the least specific ?

Measurement of fluorescence
following oxidation by potassium
ferrocyanide
Which statement about sample

collection for catecholamines and
metabolites is true ?

24 hour urine creatinine should be
measured with vanillymandelic acid,
homovanillic acid, or metanephrines
Which statement below applies to both

measurement of VMA and
metanephrines in the urine ?

Both can be measured by specific
HPLC and GC-MS asays
Thyroid hormones are derived from

the amino acid ?

Tyrosine

Which statement regarding thyroid

hormones is true ?

T3 is about tenfold more active than T4
Which of teh statements below

regarding thyroid hormones is true ?

Total T3 and T4 are influenced by the
level of thyroixine-binding globulin
Which of the following conditions

increase total T4 by increaseing
thyroxine binding globulin (TBG) ?

Pregnancy or estrogens
Select the most appropriate single

screening test for thyroid disease ?

TSH assay
The serum TSH level is decreased in :

Primary hyperthyroidism
Which assay is the most specific and

sensitive test for diagnosing thyroid
disease ?

Thyrotropin releaseing hormone (TRH)
Which of the following statements is

true regarding reverse T3 (rT3) ?

Formed in the blood by degradation of
T4
A patient has an elevated serum T3,

and Free T4 and a very low serum
TSH. What is the most likely cause of
these results ?

Primary hyperthyroidism
A serum thyroid panel reveals an

increase in Total T4, normal TSH , and
normal Free T4. What is the most likely
cause of these results ?

Euthyroid with increased thyroxine-
binding protein
Which statement about TSH and T4 in

early pregnancy is correct ?

TSH falls and thyroid hormone levels
rise
In which case might a very low plasma

TSH result not correlate with thyroid
status ?

After high dose corticosteroid
treatment
In which case below is qualitative

analysis of the drug usually adequate
?

To determine whether the patient has
been taking amphetamines
The term pharmokinetics refers to the

:

Relationship between drug dose and
the drug blood level
The term pharmacodynamics is an

expression of the relationship
between:

Drug concentration at target sites and
physiological effect
The study of pharmacogenomics

involves which type of testing ?

Testing for single nucleotide
polymorphisms known to affect drug
metabolism

Select the five pharmacological

parameters that determine serum drug
concentrations:

Liberation,absorbtion, distribution,
metabolism, excretion

Which route of administration is

associated with 100% bioavailbility ?

Intravenous
The phrase first- pass hepatic

metabolism means that :

Some drug is matabolized from the
portal circulation, reducing
bioavailability

Which formula can be used to

estimate dosage needed to give a
desired steady state blood level ?

Dose per hour = clearance (milligrams
per hour) x average concentration at
steady state / f

Which statement is true regarding the

Vd of a drug ?

Vd is the theoretical volume in liters
into which the drug is distributes
For drugs with first order elimination,

which statement about drug clearance
is true ?

Clearance = elimination rate/serum
level
Which statement about steady state

drug levels is true ?

Oral dosing intervals result in peaks
and troughs in the dose response
curve

If too small a peak trough difference is

seen for a drug given orally then :

Dose interval should be increased

If the peak level is appropiate but the

trough level os too low at steady state,
then the dose interval should:

Be shortened, but the dose per day
not changed
If the steady state drug level is too

high, the best course of action is to:

Decrease the dose
When should blood samples for

trough drug levels be collected ?

Immediately before the next dose is
given

Blood sample collection time for peak

drug levels :

Varies with the drug, depending on its
rate of absorbtion
Which could account for drug toxicity

following a normally prescribed dose
?

Decreased renal clearance caused by
kidney disease
Discontinuance of another drug
Altered serum protein binding caused
by disease
All above:

Select the elimination model that best

describes most oral drugs ?

One compartment, linear first order
elimination

Drugs rapidly infused intravenously

usually follow which elimination
model ?

Biphasic or two compartment with
serum level rapidly falling in the first
phase

Which fact must be considered when

evaluating a patient who displays
signs of drug toxicity ?

Drug natabolites (eg-N-
acetylprocanimide) may need to be
measured as well as the parent drug
toxicity
When a therapeutic drug is suspected

of causing toxicityl, which specimen is
the most appropriate for an initial
investigation ?

Peak blood sample
For a drug that follows first order

pharmacokinetics, adjusting of
dosage to ahcive the desired blood
level can be made using which
formula ?

New dose= current x conc at steady
state
desired conc
For whcih drug group are both peak

and trough measurement usually
required ?

Aminoglycoside antibiotics
Which is the following statements

about TLC for drug screening is true ?

A drug is identified by comparing the
Rf value and staining to standards
The EMIT for drugs of abuse uses an :

Enzyme conjugated to a drug

Which statement about EMIT is true ?

Formation of NADH is monitored at
340 nm
Which statement below regarding

FPIA is true ?

Separation of free and bound labeled
antigen is not required

Quantitation of a drug by gas

chromotography-mass spectroscopy
(GC-MS) is usually performed in which
mode ?

Selective ion monitoring

A urine sample is received in the

laboratory with the appropriate
custody control form and a request for
drug of abuse screening. Which test
result would be a cause for rejection
of the sample ?

Creatinine level of 5 mg/dl

Which statement about the

measurement of carboxyhemoglobin
is true ?

Bichromatic analysis is required in
order to eliminate interference by
oxyhemoglobin

Which is the following statements

about blood alcohol measurement is
correct ?

Symptoms of intoxication usually
begin when the level exceeds 0.05 %
w/v
Which drug can be detected with ferric

chloride in perchloric-nitric acids ?

Phenothiazines

Which specimen is the sample of

choice for lead screening ?

Whole blood
Which of the following enzymes can

be used to measure plasma or serum
salicylates ?

Salicylate hydroxylase
Which of the following tests is least

essential to the operation of a ER ?

Lead

Which of the following tumor markers

is classified as a tumor suppressor
gene ?

BRCA-1

In general , in which of the following

situations is the analysis of a tumor
marker most useful ?

Testing for recurrence

increased in persons with prostate
and small cell lung cancer ?

Creatine kinase-1 (CK-1 / CK-BB)

often present w/maligancies
Which of the following is the best

analyte to monitor the recurrence of
ovarian cancer ?

CA-125

Which tumor marker is associated ith

cancer of the urinary bladder ?

Nuclear matrix protein

A person presents with a Cushingoid

appearance and an elevated 24-nr
uring cortisol level. Plasma
adrenocotropic hormone(ACTH) is
very elevated and the clinicial
suspects the cause is ectopic ACTH
production. Which test would be most
useful in substantiating this diagnosis
?

Alkaline phosphatase isoenzymes

regarding the Philadelphia
chromosome is true ?

It results from a translocation of the
long arm of chromosomes 9 and 22
What is the primary clinical utility of

measuring CEA ?

Monitoring for recurrence of cancer

Which tumor marker is used to

determine the ussefulness of
trastuzumab(Herceptin) therapy for
breast cancer ?

HER-2/neu

A person is suspected of having

testicular cancer. Which type of hCG
test would be most useful ?

Plasma immunoassay for intact hCG
and the β-hCG subunit

A patinet is treated for a germ cell
tumor has a total and free bhcg assay
performed one week prior to surgery.
The result is 40,000 and one week
following surgery the result is 5000.
Chemo is started and one week later
the result is 10,000. What does this
indicate ?

Transient hCG increased by
chemotherapy.

Which set of results for ER and PR is
associated with the highest likelhood
of a favorable response to treatment
with estrogen suppression therapy
(tamoxifen)?

ER positive, PR positive

(receptor assays performed on breast
tissue bx to determine the potential
response to tamoxifen)
Which type of cancer is associated

with the highest level of AFP ?

Hepatoma
Which of the following assays is

recommended as a screening test for
colorectal cancer in persons over 50
years old ?

Occult blood

Which of the following substances is

used to determine the rick of
developing cancer ?

p53 gene

A person has an elevated 24 hour
urinary homovanillylic acid (HVA) and
vanillymandelic acid (VMA). Urinary
metanephrines, chromogranin A, and
neuron-specific enolase are also
elevated but 5-hydroxyindoleacetic
acid is within the reference range.
What is the most likely diagnosis ?

Neuroblastoma

In which of the following conditions is

the PSA least likely to be increased ?

Post-digital rectal examination
Which if the following statements

regarding PSA is true ?

Free PSA below 25% is associated
with malignant disease

A 55 year old male with early stage

prostate cancer diagnosed by biopsy
had his prostate gland removed. His
PSA prior ro surgery was 10.0 . If the
surgery was successful in completely
removing the tumor cells, what would
the PSA result be 1 month after
surgery ??

Undectectable

Which of the procedures below can be
used to evaluate a new glucose
mehtod for proportional error ?

Add 5.0 mg of glucose to a 1.0 mL of a
serum of knwon concentration and
measure
(proportional error is percentage
deviation from the expected result and
affects the slope of the calibration
curve. It causes a greater absolute
error as concentration increases?
Which of the two instruments can be

assumed to have a narrower bandpass
? Assume that wavelength is
accurately calibrated.

The instrument giving the highest
absorbance for a solution of 0.1
mmol/L NADH at 340 nm.
A patient wha has a positive urinalysis

for glucose and ketones has a
glycoslylated Hgb of 4.0 % A fasting
glucose performed the previous day
was 180 mg/dL. Assuming QC was ok,
what would you do ?

Request a new sample and repeat the
glycosylated Hgb

Laboratory results on a patient from
the ED are :
Glucose = 1100 mg/dL
Na = 155 mmol/L
K = 1.2 mmol/L
Cl = 115 mmol/L
TCO2 = 3.0 mmol/L
Explanation for these results ?

Sample is drawn above the
intravenous catheter

A quantitative urine glucose level was
determined to be 160 mg/dL by the
Trinder glucose oxidase method. The
sample was refrigerated overnight and
the glucose the next day was 240
mg/dL with the polarographic method.
What is the most likely cause of the
discrepancy ?

High levels of reducing substances
interfering with the Trinder reaction

A tech is asked to use the serum from

a clot tube left over from a chemistry
profile run at 8 am for a stat ionized
calcium. The tech should ?

Request a new sample
( ionized ca is pH dependant and
heparin is preferred)

A quantitative sandwich enzyme
immunoassay for intact serum hCG
was performed on week 4 and the
result was 40,000 mIU/ml(ref 10,000-
80,00) A clinician suspects a molar
pregnancy and requested that the lab
repeat the test checking for the hook
effect. What process would identify
this problem ?

Perform a serial dilution of the sample
and repeat the test

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An International unit (IU) of enzyme

Which enzyme statement below

Which if the following statements

Which statement about enzymes is

Which substrate concentration is

Which statement is true ?

Which of the following statements

The increase in the level of serum

Which enzyme below is considered

Which of the following enzymes is

Which of the following enzymes is a

Which statement about the methods

Which condition produces the highest

Which condition is the LD most likely

Following an acute MI, activity of LD

The LD pleural fluid:serum ratio for a

Which type of liver disease would you

Which of the following conditions will

In the Oliver-Rosalki method, the

In the Oloiver-Rosalki method for CK,

Which substance is used in the CK

Specimen for CK performed on an

2 hour old citrated coag sample, can

Which of the statements below

Which of the following statements

A patient's CK-MB is reported at 18

In a nonmyocardial as opposed toa

Which statement best describes the

What is the typical time course for

What is the typical time course for

Which of the following is the most

Whic of the cardiac markers is

Patient has a myoclobin level of 10 at

A patient has a plasma CK-MB of 14 at

EDTA sample for TnI assay gives

Which of the following lab tests is a

Which test provides the earliest

Which statement best describes the

Which best describes the clinical

Which of the following statements

Select the products formed from the

Select the products formed form the

Which of he statements below

Select the coupling enzyme used in

What is the purpose of LD in the

Which statement regarding the

Which statement accurately describes

Which condition gives rise to the

In which liver disease is the DeRitis

Which of the following liver diseases

Which of the following statements

Select the most sensitive marker for

Which enzyme is least useful in

Which of the statements below about

Which of the following statements

Which isoenzyme of ALP are inhibited

Which isoenzyme of ALP is most heat-

Which isoenzyme of ALP migrates

Which isoenzyme of ALP is inhibited

Which of the following statements

In which condition would an elevated

Which condition is least likely to be