Memorise Deck (Genetics, Antibodies etc..) Flashcards
Conditions associated with MEN-1 syndrome(3)
The “3 Ps”
- Parathyroid Lesions (HyperPTH from hyperplasia)
- Pituitary Lesions (70%)
- Pancreatic Lesions (Insulinomas or Gastronomas (Peptic ulcers))
Conditions associated with MEN-2a syndrome (3)
- Medullary Thyroid Cancer
AND
The “2 Ps”
- Parathyroid
- Phaeochromocytoma
Conditions associated with MEN-2b syndrome (4)
- Medullary Thyroid Cancers
AND
“The 1 P”
- Phaeochromocytoma
- Marfan syndrome
- Neuromas
Gene associated with MEN-1 Syndrome (1)
- MEN-1
Gene associated with MEN-2a Syndrome (1)
- RET Oncogene
Gene associated with MEN-2b Syndrome (1)
- RET Oncogene
Which 2 types of MEN syndrome cause primary hyperparathyroidism? (2)
- MEN - 1
and
- MEN - 2a
Which 2 types of MEN syndrome cause Phaeochromocytoma and Medullary Thyroid Cancers? (2)
- MEN - 2a
AND
- MEN - 2b
What does MEN syndrome stand for? (1)
- Multiple Endocrine Neoplasms Syndrome
Kleinfelter’s Genetic Defect (1)
- Karyotype 47, XXY
Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome Genetics (2)
- 46 XY
- X-linked recessive
5-Alpha-Reductase Deficiency Genetics (2)
- 46 XY
- Autosomal Recessive
Bartter’s Syndrome (3)
- Defective NKCC2 channel in ascending LoH
- Causing severe Hypokalaemia
- With Normotension
- unlike other hypokalaemias like conn’s, cuhsings, liddle’s which are all associated with HTN)
MODY 2 Genetics (2)
- GCK Mutation
- Autosomal Dominant inheritance
MODY 3 Genetics (2)
- HNF1a Mutation
- Autosomal Dominant Inheritence
Tests fro T2 vs T1 DM (2)
- Anti GAD
- C-Peptide
Which 3 Endocrine Hormones decrease after major surgery (3)
- Insulin
- Oestrogen
- Testosterone
Difference between Cushing’s syndrome and Cushing’s disease
Disease is the ACTH secreting pit adenoma, syndrome is the result of raised cortisol of any cause - eg adrenal adenoma