Expanded Newborn Screening Flashcards

1
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Key factors in universla screening

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Religion, autonomy, and public health

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2
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Criteria for screening

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Important
Accepted tx 
Facilities 
Early latent stage 
Suitable test
Acceptable to pop
Nautral history understood 
Consensus on who to treat 
Cost less than or equal to cost of med care
Continous program
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3
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Aims of NBS

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ID serious disorders with no outward signs of being present but which can be treated to minimize or prevent conseuqneces
Prevent serious probs

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4
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MCAD diagnosis

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Use MS and should see increased C8

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5
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immediately

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FA oxidation

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6
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24 hours

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AA abnormalities

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7
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3-5 days

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Endocrine disorders

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8
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What is important about punching?

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Assign number FIRST

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9
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Notification

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Best to contact PCP and tell him to inform family of instructions…PCP tells fam that specialist will call…then specialist call

At UK, we call family, then PCP

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10
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Require immediate followup

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FA deects
GA-1
Urea cycle

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11
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One result adequate

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Biotinidase or galactosemia

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12
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Summer effect of FA

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More false positive in the summer

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13
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Hyperammonemia could mean

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FA
AA
UC

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14
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What needs structures present in order to be formed?

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Centrioles, mitochondria, peroxisomes

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15
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Genes of mitochondria

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2 for rRNA , 13 for ETC, 22 for rTNA

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16
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Branched chain FAs

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In peroxisome via alpha oxidation

17
Q

VLCAD and MCADs

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C22-C14

C12-C6

18
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Free FA cause

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Lethargy, vomiting, and death

19
Q

Omega oxidation

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Occurs in p450 system on liver…can happen if you can’t undergo beta

20
Q

If you restest MCAD later

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Might be negative…need to test early on

21
Q

Important urea cycle cofactor

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NAG

22
Q

If newborn lethargic, think

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Sepsis
Congenital heart failure
Metabolic dz

Get ammonia level is testing for sepsis

23
Q

If elevated ammonia and ketones

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Not FA

24
Q

Citrulline indicator

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If low, then more proximal (OTC)

If high, then more distal

25
Q

Thyroid function tests

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TSH-T4…female babies mascularized

26
Q

Adrenal function tests

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Congenital adrenal hyperplasia

27
Q

Hemoglobinopathies

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SS, SC, Bthal

28
Q

CF test

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Immunoreactive trypsinogen…also would be high if you are carrier…use mutation analysis

29
Q

POC testing

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Hearing loss (intervention within 6 months), Congenital heart dz, Pulse oximetry

30
Q

Krabbe dz

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Sphingolipid breakdown

31
Q

tx for pompe

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ERT

32
Q

Tx for MPS type 1 and Krabbe dz

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Stem cell transplant

33
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NBS review

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Serious condition
Good screening test
Intervention
Coordinated systme

34
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Glycine encephalopathy

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Lethal condition

35
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DMD

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Non-treatable condition

36
Q

Krabbe

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Favored dz

37
Q

Screening should be

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Universal and connected to system that provides education

38
Q

Screening should NOT be

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Driven by tech

39
Q

Screening is

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INvasive and intrusive