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This document summarizes several enzymes that are important in clinical chemistry, including their function, class, source, and clinical significance. Some key enzymes discussed are CK, which is important for diagnosing heart disorders; LD and AST, which can be elevated in cardiac, hepatic, and muscle diseases; ALT and ALP, which are elevated in hepatic disorders; and GGT, which is used to evaluate liver and biliary disorders when increased. The document provides a high-level overview of the clinical importance of these enzymes.
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Quick chart of the enzymes commonly tested in the laboratory
This document summarizes several enzymes that are important in clinical chemistry, including their function, class, source, and clinical significance. Some key enzymes discussed are CK, which is important for diagnosing heart disorders; LD and AST, which can be elevated in cardiac, hepatic, and muscle diseases; ALT and ALP, which are elevated in hepatic disorders; and GGT, which is used to evaluate liver and biliary disorders when increased. The document provides a high-level overview of the clinical importance of these enzymes.
This document summarizes several enzymes that are important in clinical chemistry, including their function, class, source, and clinical significance. Some key enzymes discussed are CK, which is important for diagnosing heart disorders; LD and AST, which can be elevated in cardiac, hepatic, and muscle diseases; ALT and ALP, which are elevated in hepatic disorders; and GGT, which is used to evaluate liver and biliary disorders when increased. The document provides a high-level overview of the clinical importance of these enzymes.
enzyme CK ATP generation Transferase Muscle, brain, -CK-MB is sensitive heart to heart disorders but not specific -AMI -Duchennes muscular dystrophy -Polymyositis -CNS disorders, hypothyroidism, hyperpyrexia, Reyes syndrome
LD Catalyzes conversion of Oxido- Highest amt in - in cardiac,
lactic acid and pyruvic reductase heart, liver, hepatic, skeletal acid skeletal muscle, renal muscle, diseases, kidneys, rbcs hematologic and neoplastic disorders - highest amts in pernicious anemia and hemolytic disorders
AST Synthesis and degradation Transferase Highest in -can be found in AMI
of amino acids liver, then - in pulmonary heart, then embolism and skeletal following CHF -highest levels in hepatocellular disorders (viral hepatitis up to 100X UNL, cirrhosis up to 4X UNL) -high levels seen in skeletal muscle problems -other diseases such as Niemann Pick, Gauchers, diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperthyroidism, myelocytic leukemia ALT Similar to AST Transferase Highest in in hepatic disorders, liver higher in cellular disorders than in obstructive disorders -if no liver involvement, would not elevate in AMI ALP Release inorganic Hydrolase Highest in - in hepatobiliary phosphate from organic bone, liver disorders, more so in phosphate ester and (also intestine, obstructive disorders produces alcohol upon spleen, than hepatocellular release placenta, disorders kidney) - in bone disorders, highest in Pagets disease also in bone healing, growth in children, and bone fractures (key is pathological is >5X UNL whereas growth/heal is <5X UNL) - in pregnancy ACP Prostate related but is now Hydrolase prostate PSA has replaced replaced by PSA ACP for prostate analysis GGT Transfers -glutamyl Highest in -Evaluate liver and residue from -glutamyl kidneys but biliary disorders peptides to amino acids, also in liver when increased water, and small peptides -monitor chronic alcoholism AMY/AM Breaks down starch and Hydrolase Acinar cells of -serum and urine S glycogen to glucose, pancreas and shows acute maltose, and dextrin salivary glands pancreatitis - in intra-abdominal problems such as acute appendicitis, peptic ulcers, etc LIPASE Breaks down fats to Hydrolase pancreas Diagnosis of acute alcohols and fatty acids pancreatitis, usually done as a follow-up for amylase because it is more specific but less sensitive CHOLIN- ACHe hydrolyzes ACHe RBCs, - PCHe seen in liver ETERASE acetylcholine neural disease, malignancy, (acetylchol PCHe - degradation of synapses (also starvation, burn inesterase exogenous choline ester lungs and injuries, poisoning or ACHe, drugs spleen) -ACHe on amniotic pseudochol PCHe serum, fluid for the detection inesterase or PCHe) liver (pancreas, of neural tube defects heart, white matter also) G6PD Involved in the normal Oxido- -Most critical - in RBCs, maintains processing of reductase is inside RBCs NADPH levels in carbohydrates. It plays a - also in reduced form (needed critical role in red blood adrenal cortex, to regenerate proteins cells, which carry oxygen spleen, from oxidized to from the lungs to tissues thymus, lymph reduced state) throughout the body. This nodes, - impt for glutathione, enzyme helps protect red lactating which protects the blood cells from damage mammary hgb from oxidation and premature destruction glands -sex-linked disorder ALDOLAS Helps muscle turn sugar Diagnose and E into energy monitor skeletal muscle diseases 5NUCLE Cell membrane enzyme Liver-specific but not OTIDE that hydrolyzes at an as sensitive as ALP, optimum pH 7.5 AST, and ALT usually used to determine whether an in ALP is from liver or bone disease AMI Acute Myocardial Infarction