deficiencies Flashcards
cheilosis and corneal vascularization
riboflavin/B2
peripheral neuropathy, esp. while taking isoniazid
pyridoxine/B6
sideroblastic anemia: what causes it?
pyridoxin/B6
impaired heme synthesis
adrenal insufficiency, hair loss, rash
panthothenic acid/B5
dark/pigmented spots on sclera, trouble seeing at night, loss of eyesight
A
dry, scaly skin
A
iron deficiency anemia and immunosuppression
C
scurvy , why?
C
necessary for hydroxylation of lysine/proline on collagen
hemolytic anemia (why?) and loss of proprioception and epicritic sensation (why?)
E
protects RBC’s/membranes from free radicals
demyelination of dorsal column and spinocerebellar tract
swollen tongue
B3/niacin
difference b/w megaloblastic anemia due to B9/B12?
B12: elevated MMA and homocysteine, paresthesia/ataxia/loss fine touch
B9: only elevated homocysteine
confusion, paralysis of eye muscles, ataxia
thiamine/B1-Wernicke
making things up, personality change, memory loss
thiamine/B1-Korsakoff
what disease shows niacin deficiency? why?
Hartnup: tryptophan deficiency
similarity/difference b/w B12 and E deficiency
same: degeneration of dorsal column/spinocerebellar tract
B12: megaloblastic anemia, also corticospinal
B9: hemolytic anemia