Elevated blood levels of ammonia occur in all of the following disorders

EXCEPT:

Which reagent would not dissolve indirect bilirubin?

A breakdown product of hemoglobin is:

The old name for ALT is:

Mesobilirubinogen, urobilinogen and stercobilinogen are collectively known

as:

Which of the following organs/tissues produce AST?

Which hepatic enzymes are generally HIGHER among obese people?

Post-hepatic jaundice may be due to:

Which reagent would not dissolve indirect bilirubin?

It is one of the best tests for bilirubin:

The specific protein for the transport of copper present in plasma is:

Increased levels of indirect bilirubin only is seen in:

The indicator enzyme in sGOT assay be found in the _____________ cycle.

If the total bilibirubin is 3.1 mg/dL and the conjugated bilirubin is 2.0 mg/dL.,

unconjugated bilirubin is

Type I glycogen storage disease is due to a deficiency in glucose-6-

phoshatase in the liver. This condition is called:

If the chromogen used for ALP assay is PNPP, what wavelength is used in the

absorbance measurement?

The coenzyme required in reactions involving transaminases is derived from:

Which of the following is not a function of the liver?

Choose among these hepatic enzymes that belong to Class 1 enzymes.

Which hepatic enzymes are generally HIGHER in men than women?

Which of the following serum constituents is greatly decreased if a blood

specimen is left standing at room temperature for 8 hours before processing?

Oxidation of urobilinogen by microorganisms will produce:

Which of the following enzyme pairs cannot be used in the diagnosis of liver 1/1

disorders?

Aspartate aminotransferase (AST) and alanine aminotransferase (ALT) are

both elevated in which of the following disease?

A critically ill patient becomes comatose. The physician believes the coma is 1/1

due to hepatic failure. The assay most helpful in this diagnosis is:

Which hepatic enzymes is UNAFFECTED by race?

The sensitive enzymatic indicator for intravascular hemolysis and acute

myocardial infarction is:

Which of the following enzymes are used in the diagnosis of pancreatic

cancer?

Which enzyme ratio is the best indicator of acute or chronic hepatitis:

The most widely used methods for bilirubin measurement are those based on 1/1

the :

Type I glycogen storage disease is due to a deficiency in glucose-6-

phoshatase in the liver. This condition is called:

One of the following is used to assess liver function. Which one is it?

Which of the following tests has NO clinical application in assessing liver

function?

Which hepatic enzymes are AFFECTED by dietary intake?

Choose the enzymes used to diagnose hepatobiliary diseases.

A serum sample was assayed for bilirubin at 10AM and the result was 12

mg/dL. The same sample was retested at 3PM. The result now is 8 mg/dL/. The

most likely explanation for this discrepancy is:

Which hepatic enzyme has DIURNAL VARIATION?

The transport material associated with bilirubin in the liver is?

All of the following methods have been used for the measurement of of

serum bilirubin EXCEPT:

The polarity and water solubility of bile acids are increased upon conjugated

with:

Acetaminophen is particularly toxic to the:

The indicator enzyme in sGPT assay be found in the _____________ pathway.

Which of the following enzymes are used in the diagnosis of acute hepatitis?

Reduction of bilirubin occurs in the:

In the Jendrassik – Grof method for the determination of serum bilirubin

concentration, quantitation is obtained by measuring the green color of:

What enzyme system is responsible in the oxidation of bilirubin?

What substance gives feces its normal color:

The most heat labile fraction of alkaline phosphatase is obtained from:

In which of the following disease states is unconjugated bilirubin NOT a majo

serum component?

In bilirubin determinations, the purpose of adding a concentrated caffeine

solution or methyl alcohol is to:

Indirect-reacting bilirubin may be quantified by reacting it initially in which

reagent?

In the bilirubin oxidase method, bilirubin is oxidized to a colorless compound 1/1

which is:

Which hepatic enzymes are AFFECTED by physical exertion?

Which of the following functions as a transport protein for bilirubin in the

blood?

The greatest activities of serum AST and ALT are seen in:

What coenzyme is required in reactions involving transaminases?

Which method uses sulfanilic acid, HCl and sodium nitrite?

Which of these is NOT a liver function test:

Which fraction is expected to be elevated in alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver?

Choose the enzymes used to diagnose parenchymal liver disorders.

Formation of bile acids is the major mechanism for eliminating:

Which two physiological conditions are characterized by elevated serum

alkaline phosphatase?

What class of compounds are used as substrate for ALP assays?

ALP & LAP concentrations are useful to assess:

What is the immediate precursor of biliverdin?

Total lactic dehydrogenase (LD) activity, confirmed to fraction 4 and 5 , is

most likely to be associated with:

All of the following describe the direct bilirubin EXCEPT:

Which hepatic enzymes are usually HIGHER in children than ADULTS?

If the total bilirubin is 4.3 mg/dL and the conjugated bilirubin is 3.1 mg/dL, the

unconjugated bilirubin is:

The principle of the tablet test for bilirubin in urine or feces is:

Kernicterus is an abnormal accumulation of bilirubin in:

What organ produce the enzyme ALT ?

The term delta bilirubin refers to:

Increased total bilirubin due to increased direct bilirubin suggests: