Measurement of blood levels for the enzymes LDH, CPK, and AST is useful in determining a. extent of heart muscle damage in heart attacks b. the location of blood clots c. urea levels in the blood d. no correct response
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ISBN: 9781305081079
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Chapter 10.11, Problem 1QQ
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Measurement of blood levels for the enzymes LDH, CPK, and AST is useful in determining
- a. extent of heart muscle damage in heart attacks
- b. the location of blood clots
- c. urea levels in the blood
- d. no correct response
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