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Creatine Kinase Isoforms Quiz


Creatine Kinase Isoforms QuizVersión en línea CK isoforms and clinical relevance por Deeps Brilliant 1 Which are the three main CK isoforms found in serum? a CK-MG, CK-MB, CK-BB b CK-MM, CK-MB, CK-BB c CK-MN, CK-NA, CK-CA d CK-MD, CK-MB, CK-BB 2 Which CK isoform is most abundant in skeletal muscle? a CK-NK b CK-MB c CK-BB d CK-MM 3 CK-MB is most useful for diagnosing which condition? a Myocardial infarction b Stroke c Hepatic injury d Renal failure 4 What is a typical time course for CK-MB elevation after a myocardial infarction? a Rises within 4–6 hours, peaks at 24 hours b Rises only after 2 weeks c Never rises in myocardial infarction d Rises after 3 days, peaks at day 5 5 Which CK isoform is predominantly found in the brain? a CK-MM b CK-BC c CK-MB d CK-BB 6 A disproportionately high total CK with elevated CK-MM and CK-MB but normal CK-BB suggests injury to which tissue? a Brain injury b Kidney disease c Liver disease d Skeletal muscle injury with possible cardiac involvement 7 Why is the CK-MB/total CK ratio useful clinically? a It helps distinguish cardiac from skeletal muscle injury b It measures liver function c It detects brain damage d It assesses kidney filtration 8 Which condition is commonly associated with markedly elevated CK due to muscle breakdown? a Myasthenia gravis b Rhabdomyolysis c Pneumonia d Hepatitis 9 Electrophoresis or immunoinhibition can differentiate CK isoforms to aid in diagnosis of? a Myocardial versus skeletal muscle injury b Brain tumor c Liver cirrhosis d Kidney stones 10 In a patient with suspected MI, which marker pattern is most specific for cardiac origin? a Normal CK-MB with high CK-MM b Elevated CK-MB with a favorable CK-MB/total CK ratio early c Elevated CK-BB with high total CK d Only elevated total CK

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por Deeps Brilliant

Which are the three main CK isoforms found in serum?

Which CK isoform is most abundant in skeletal muscle?

CK-MB is most useful for diagnosing which condition?

What is a typical time course for CK-MB elevation after a myocardial infarction?

Which CK isoform is predominantly found in the brain?

A disproportionately high total CK with elevated CK-MM and CK-MB but normal CK-BB suggests injury to which tissue?

Why is the CK-MB/total CK ratio useful clinically?

Which condition is commonly associated with markedly elevated CK due to muscle breakdown?

Electrophoresis or immunoinhibition can differentiate CK isoforms to aid in diagnosis of?

In a patient with suspected MI, which marker pattern is most specific for cardiac origin?