which one of the following is not a requirement for an ideal cardiac marker? a. sensitivity...
which one of the following is not a requirement for an ideal cardiac marker? a. sensitivity b. diagnostic usefulness c. specificity d. rapid removal from circulation
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ANSWER.
* Identification of presence of cardiac markers in the body helps to diagnose
a cardiac disease.
d) Rapid removal from circulation is not a requirement of an ideal cardiac marker.
* Ideal cardiac marker should be specific,sensitive and useful to diagnose an abnormal cardiac
condition by elevated levels of this cardiac markers after a cardiac ischemia or disease.
* Example of Cardiac markers are
* Troponin,Myoglobin,Creatinine kinase etc.
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