256 p205 Flashcards

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Thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura presents with classic pentad of

A
thrombocytopenia
microangiopathic hemolytic anemia
neurologic symptoms
kidney failure, and
fever.
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G6PD defficiency Dx Screening test:

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fluorescent spot test
result can say “test fails to fluoresce under ultraviolet light”
that means that is +

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G6PD defficiency Dx

Confirmatory test:

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quantitative G6PD enzyme analysis
Ideally, both the screening and confirmatory tests should be performed during remission. Cuz during hemolisis they can be false negative

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G6PD defficiency is common among

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black population

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Which clinical characteristic of a murmur is consistent with an innocent murmur?

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Attenuated with change in body position

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the most common innocent murmur in
children between the ages of 2 and 6 years is called _________.
It is systolic or Dyastolic?
It has a distinctive vibratory quality or a _____sound, which gives it a _____character.

A

Stillʹ′s murmur

systolic

twanging
musical

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Galactosemia

age of symptoms onset and CxFx

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typically presents in the second half of the first week of life with
features of hypoglycemia including vomiting, jaundice, cyanosis, jitteriness, and seizures.
The liver is usually enlarged.

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Demonstration of a reducing substance in urine of a neonate with hypoglycemia makes _______ a highly likely diagnosis.

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galactosemia

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classic galactosemia. CxFx

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jaundice, cataracts, vomiting, diarrhea, and poor weight gain in a
breastfed neonate

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Galactosemia is caused by a deficiency of the enzyme:

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galactose-1-phosphate

uridyltransferase

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What enzyme deficiency diseases result in excretion of their respective sugar in the urine without major
systemic symptoms?

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Galactokinase, causing galactosuria, sometimes cataract.

fructokinase deficiency leads to essential
fructosuria

NMT: “Fruits from the Galapagos are kind”

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