Disease of Infancy and Childhood 2 Inborn Errors of Metabolism/Genetic Disorders Flashcards

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inborn errors of metabolism and other genetic disorders

what are they? most are what?

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abnormalities suggesting inborn error of metabolism

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PKU

incidence? common in? not it?

inheritance? caused by? this will lead to?

neuro signs?

other gross signs?

treatment?

females?

maternal PKU? important?

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PKU 2

cant convert what to what? shunt pathways? cause?

why light hair/skin?

benign hyperphenyalaninemia?

how to tell apart?

mutations in what for PKU? 2% due to?

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Galactosemia

what is it? inheritance? resulting from?

2 variants? more severe one?

accumulation where?

hetero?

most damage where?

CNS?

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galactosemia 2

what do you see from birth? within a few days of milk? see what then? first week? few weeks? 6 to 12 months?

mental compared to PKU?

bacteria?

treatment?

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CF

what is it? leads to? (common clin features)

incidence? important?

inheritance? although?

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CF gene: normal

primary defect what gene/chromo?

structure? allows?

CFTR regulates what other channels? important one? exception for this?

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CF gene: normal

functions of CFTR change where?

sweat glands? respiratory and intestinal?

CFTR regulates transport of what else? this is important for?

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CF: mutational spectra and genotype-phenotype correlation

what classes? each is a defect in?

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mutations and how severe the phenotype is

severe what mutations?

mild?

correlates to pancreatic insuffic?

clin features other than CFTR can be seen? such as?

nonclassic? atypical? (CF)

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Genetic and environ modifiers

genes other than CFTR? even though its thought as?

most common lower resp infection?

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CF morph

sweat glands unaffected in what way?

pancreatic- mild? severe? can cause what to happen?

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CF morph

liver- what happens? common in biopsy?

salivary gland- type of changes?

pulm- what do you see? lung infections?

infertility? aka? due to?

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CF clin

symptoms appear when? often come to clinic because of?

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CF

exocrine pancreatic insufficiency- associated with?

malabsorption of?

lead to?

endocrine insufficiency?

cardioresp- most common cause of?

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CF

liver-important due to?

you see?

diagnosis?

may have normal sweat?

gold standard diagnosis?

treatment?

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SIDS what is it?

SUID?

when infant usually die?

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SIDS epidemiology

leading cause of death for what age group?

incidence?

90% SIDS occur when?

apnea monitors?

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SIDS morph

findings postmortem?

recent what?

CNS?

autopsy findings?

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SIDS pathogenesis

type of condition?

triple-risk model? 3

most compelling hypothesis delayed development of?

also signaling?

increased risk for what pops?

what must be ruled out?

prone position?

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SIDS

maternal risk factors? 4

enviro stressors?

SUID common cause?

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Risk factors of SIDS

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