Genetic/Metabolic Flashcards

1
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Elevated free T4, suppressed TSH

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Primary hyperthyroidism

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2
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Thyrotoxicosis with decreased radioactive iodine uptake

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Painless (silent) thyroiditis, subacute (de quervain) thyroiditis

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3
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Thyrotoxicosis with normal or increased radioactive iodine uptake

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Graves’ disease

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4
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In metabolic screening organic acids and ominous acids are detected by

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Their unique mass

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5
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Classic PKU presentation

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Intellectual disability, microcephaly, seizures, pigment abnormalities

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6
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Treatment of PKU

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Phenylalanine restriction, low protein diet, cofactor supplementation

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7
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PKU, MSUD, homocystinuria and tyrosinemia are examples of

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Defects in amino acid metabolism

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8
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Duchennes muscular dystrophy presents

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With gross motor delay in childhood, cognitive dysfunction and behavioural issues, proximal muscle weakness

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9
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Marfans syndrome presents as

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Joint hyper mobility and increased risk of aortic root disease

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10
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Rett syndrome is characterized by

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Progressive brain deterioration that leads to deceleration of head growth and developmental regression

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11
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Mutation in Rett syndrome

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MECP2 mutation (generally fatal in boys)

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12
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Dietary treatment of PKU effectiveness

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Reverses all Sx except cognitive impairment that has already occurred

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13
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Sphigomyelinase deficiency is called

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Neimann-Pick disease

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14
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B-hexosaminidase A deficiency is called

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Tay-Sachs disease

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15
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Onset of Niemann-Pick and TAY-sachs occurs around

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2-6 months of age

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16
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Loss of milestones, hypotonia, feeding issues, cherry red macula are signs of…

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Niemann pick disease AND taysachs

17
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You can distinguish Niemann pick disease and taysachs because

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Niemann pick disease has hepatosplenomegaly and areflexia, while taysachs kids are hyperreflexic without liver enlargement

18
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Galactocerebrosidase deficiency results in

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Krabbe disease, a lysosomal storage disorder

19
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Glucocerebrosidase deficiency leads to

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Gaucher disease

20
Q

Lysosomal hydrolase deficiency leads to

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Hurler syndrome

21
Q

Short webbed neck and broad chest with widely spaced nipples

A

Turners syndrome

22
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What cardiac findings are associated with turners syndrome

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Coarctation of aorta, bicuspid aortic valve

23
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What renal manifestation is associated with turners

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Horseshoe kidney

24
Q

What reproductive abnormalities are associated with turners

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Streak ovaries, amenorrhea, and infertility

25
Q

MVP is common in what two genetic disorders

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CT disorders marfans and ehlers danlos

26
Q

Which genetic disorder is associated with tetralogy of fallout

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DiGeorge syndrome, Down’s syndrome

27
Q

Major depressive disorder, salt craving, and reduced body hair are suggestive of

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Primary adrenal insufficiency aka Addyson’s disease

28
Q

Diagnosis of primary adrenal insufficiency is made by stimulation testing with

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Cosyntropin - ACTH

29
Q

Low cortisol following cosyntropin administration is diagnostic of

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PAI

30
Q

Episodic jaundice that can follow viral infection, fever, stress, dehydration, menstruation, surgery

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Gilbert’s syndome

31
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Thyrotoxicosis with normal or increased radioactive iodine uptake

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Graves’ disease

32
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Thyrotoxicosis with normal or increased radioactive iodine uptake

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Graves’ disease

33
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Non classic congenital adrenal hyperplasia is most commonly caused by deficiency of

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21 hydroxylase deficiency (leading to increased androgen synthesis)

34
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Diagnosis of non classic congenital adrenal hyperplasia is with

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Elevated 17-hydroxyprogesterone level and ACTH stimulation test