2.3Lipoproteinemia Table Flashcards
Type I
Primary hyperchylomicronemia
cause
deficiency in LPL or
ApoC II
Type II A
Familial hypercholesterolemia
cause
defect in LDL receptors
Type IIB
Familial combined hypercholesterolemia
cause
overproduction of VLDL
Type III
Familial dysbetaliproteinemia
cause
deficiency in ApoE
Type IV
Familial dysbetalipoprotenemia
caue
deficiency in ApoE
Type IV
familial hypertriglyceridemia
cause
decreased clearance of VLDL
Type V
Familial combined hypertriglyceridemia
caused
decreased clearance of VLDL
management
Primary hyperchylomicronemia
lipid profile
inc chylomicrons
inc triglycerides
1 - Low fat diet
2 - niacin + fibrate
NF
Type II A
Familial hypercholesterolemia
mgt
lipid profile
inc LDL
normal VLDL
1 - statin
2 - niacin + ezetimibe
Type III
Familial dysbetalipoprotenemia
tx
lipid profile
Inc VLDL remnants
Inc chylomicrons
1 - fibrate + niacin
2 - statin
Type IV
familial hypertriglyceridemia
tx
lipid profile
inc TG
inc VLDL
dec / normal LDL
Fibrate + niacin
Type V
familial combined hypertriglyceridemia
tx
lipid profile
Inc TG inc chylomicrons inc VLDL dec / normal LDL fibrate + niacin
Type IIB
Familial combined hypercholesterolemia
mgt
depending on lipid profile
> inc VLDL
1 - statin
2 - Niacin + fibrate
> inc LDL
1 - statin
2 - niacin + ezetimibe
> inc VLDL, inc LDL
1 - statin
2 - niacin + ezetimibe