CK (38 -174 U/L normal range) and CK-MB (0- 24 U/L normal range) assays: give 3 or more examples of diseases or circumstances that could cause patient results outside the expected range. The CK-MB reagent contains the chemical components for the same enzymatic reactions that the CK reagent does. Explain briefly how we are able to measure only the CK-MB activity with the CK-MB kit.

CK (38 -174 U/L normal range) and CK-MB (0- 24 U/L normal range) assays: give 3 or more examples of diseases or circumstances that could cause patient results outside the expected range. The CK-MB reagent contains the chemical components for the same enzymatic reactions that the CK reagent does. Explain briefly how we are able to measure only the CK-MB activity with the CK-MB kit.

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CK (38 -174 U/L normal range) and CK-MB (0-
24 U/L normal range) assays: give 3 or more
examples of diseases or circumstances that
could cause patient results outside the
expected range. The CK-MB reagent contains
the chemical components for the same
enzymatic reactions that the CK reagent does.
Explain briefly how we are able to measure
only the CK-MB activity with the CK-MB kit.

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