Chapter 8: 1.4 - Cystine Disorder Flashcards
- has noticeable odor of sulfur
Cystinuria
-elevated cystein
2 modes of inheritance of this disease
Cystinuria
- reabsorption problem of all - four amino acids (cystine, lysine, arginine, ornithine)
- only cystine and lysine are not reabsorbed
Cystinuria:
- more probable stone formers of the 2 modes of inheritance
4 amino acid reabsorption problem
Cystinuria tests:
- recommended specimen
first morning specimen
Cystinuria tests:
1
cyanide- nitroprusside
Cystinuria tests:
cyanide-nitroprusside
color
-false positive
red-purple
- presence of ketones and homocystine
Cystine Disorders: (3)
- Cystinuria
- Cystinosis
- Homocystinuria
-defect in the lysosomal membranes which prevents the release of cystine into the cellular cytoplasm for metabolism
Cystinosis
- incomplete metabolism of cystine
-results: deposite of cystine in:
corena, bone marrow, lymph nodes, internal organs
Cystinosis
- routine lab findings in infantile nephropathic cystinosis
- polyuria
- aminoaciduria
- positive test for reducing substance
- isothenuria
severe disorder: - photophobia
- renal failure
- rickets
- growth failure
Cystinosis general categories:
2
- Nephropathic
2. Nonnephropathic - benign, can cause ocular diorder
Cystinosis Test: (2)
- cyanide-nitroprusside
2. Clinitest
Cystinuria tests:
cyanide-nitroprusside
color
red-purple
Cystinuria tests:
clinitest
orange-red
- intermediate amino acid in the syntesis of cystein from methionine
Homocystinuria