gp2 Flashcards

1
Q

red flags for cough

A

night sweats, unexplained weightloss, prolonged cough

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2
Q

massive baby in utero is called

A

macrosomia

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3
Q

how would you discover disproportionate short stature

A

do sub ischial standard deviation - sitting standard deviation

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4
Q

which gene leri weill

A

SHOX

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5
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which bones leri weill

A

radius/ulna
tibia/fibula

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6
Q

where is shox gene situation

A

on both X and Y

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7
Q

what is this defformity

A

Madelung (short stature) deformity don’t fit properly together

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8
Q

causes of disproportionate short stature (4)

A

achondroplasia
hypochondroplasia
ricketts
Leri Weill dyschondrosteosis

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9
Q

when are most girls with Turner diagnosed

A

adulthood

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10
Q

all girls with short stature need a…

A

karyotype analysis

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11
Q

GH is secreted in what style

A

pulsatile

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12
Q

GH biggest peak

A

deep sleep

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13
Q

GH deficiency characterised by

A

decrease of velocity (plateauing) of growth

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14
Q

GH deficiency length at birth

A

normal or only slightly reduced

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15
Q

do you use oxandrolone for GH deficiency? what is it

A

no. anabolic steroid

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16
Q

growing tx for Turner’s

A

oxandrolone

17
Q

definition of delayed puberty

A

have not reached Tanner stage 2 by 13 in girls and 14 in boys

18
Q

what drug to block puberty

A

GNRH - desensitising

19
Q

from which stage is puberty irreversible

A

Tanner stage 3

20
Q

risk allele for alzheimers

A

ApoE4

21
Q

what is Laron syndrome

A

GH signalling broken, tiny patients who don’t age

22
Q

what is mTor pathway

A

anabolic pathway to produce protein

23
Q

which hormones are released by muscle to stimulate brain neurogenesis

A

irisin, cathepsin beta

24
Q

metformin blunts what physiological advantage

A

muscle hypertrophy and mitochondrial advantages

25
Q

mediator of broken heart syndrome

A

cortisol

26
Q

what sort of drug currently in clinical trials can wipe out senescent cells

A

senolytics

27
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