12 Questions
Which enzyme is synthesized in response to elevated bile duct disease and alcoholism?
Gamma Glutamyl Transpetidase (GGT)
Which enzyme has different isoenzymes and rises with obstruction or infiltrative diseases in the liver?
Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP)
Which enzyme is very sensitive and affected by ingestion of alcohol and phenytoin?
Gamma Glutamyl Transpetidase (GGT)
Which enzyme is increased in synthesis in response to cholestasis and has a normal range of 20-70 U/L?
Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP)
Which enzyme is found in the liver, bones, intestines, and placenta?
Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP)
Which enzyme is increased in synthesis in response to elevated bile duct disease and alcoholism?
Gamma Glutamyl Transpetidase (GGT)
Which enzyme rises with obstruction or infiltrative diseases in the liver, such as stones or tumors?
Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP)
Which enzyme is associated with acute liver disease along with GGT?
Aminotransferases
Which enzyme is primarily found in the liver, bones, intestines, and placenta?
Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP)
What is the normal range for Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP) levels?
20-70 U/L
Which enzyme is increased in synthesis in response to cholestasis?
Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP)
Which enzyme is affected by ingestion of alcohol and phenytoin?
Gamma Glutamyl Transpetidase (GGT)
Test your knowledge on Alkaline Phosphatase (AlP) and Gamma Glutamyl Transpetidase with this quiz! Learn about their functions, where they are found, and their role in liver diseases. Challenge yourself to understand the normal ranges and how their levels change in response to cholestasis and other conditions.
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