Metabolism Flashcards

1
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Disorders presenting as hypoglycemia

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Medium-chain and long chain fatty acid oxidation defects
Glycogen storage disease
Ketone utilization
Galactosemia

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Disorders presenting as encephalopathy

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Propionic acidemia, methymalonic acidemia,other organic acidemias
Msud
Pku
Urea cycle defect

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3
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Deficiency in pku

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Tyrosine

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4
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Toxic metabolite in pku

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Phenylalanine

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5
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Toxic metabolite in msud

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Leucine

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6
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In PKU there is Impairment of ____ metabolism leading to ___ deficiency

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Tryptophan

serotonin

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7
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accumulation of glycogen is stimulated by

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insulin

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8
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glucose 1-phosphate is converted to glucose 6-phosphate in the

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Liver and kidneys

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9
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glycogen storage diseases are characterized by

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hypoglycemia

hepatomegaly

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10
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Diseases that predominantly affect the liver and have a direct influence on blood glucose

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types I, VI, and VIII
von gierke 1
hers 6

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Diseases that predominantly involve muscles and affect the ability to do anaerobic work

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types V and VII
mcArdle 5
tarui 7

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12
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Diseases that can affect the liver and muscles and directly influence blood glucose and muscle metabolism

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type III

forbes 3

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13
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Diseases that affect various tissues but have no direct effect on blood glucose or on the ability to do anaerobic work

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types II and IV
pompe 2
anderson 4

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14
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von gierke affected enzyme

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glucose 6 phosphatase

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15
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von gierke affected organs

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liver
kidney
GI
platelet

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16
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pompe affected enzyme

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lysosomal A glucosidase

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17
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pompe affected organs

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all
striated muscle
nerves

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18
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deficiency in galactosemia

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galactose 1 phosphate uridyltransferase

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19
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autosomal recessive
neonate with:
liver failure (hyperbil, coagulopathy, hypoglycemia)
 renal tubular dysfxn (acidosis, aminociduria), cataract
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galactosemia

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20
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infants with galactosemia at risk for

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e coli sepsis

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21
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acid base disorder in galactosemia

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NAGMA hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis

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22
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classic pku

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phenylalanine unable to form/hydroxylation tyrosine

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23
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enzyme deficient in tyrosinemia I

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fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase

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24
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enzyme deficient in homocystinuria

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cystathione b synthase

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``` autosomal recessive dislocated ocular lens long slender extremities malar flushing livedo reticularis arachnodactyly scoliosus pectus mental retardation psych problem thromboses ```
homocystinuria
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tx of homocystinuria
pyridoxine plus folate methionine restriction cystine supplementation
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branched chain amino acids involved in msud
leucine isoleucine valine
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ornithine carbamoyltransferase deficiency results in low
low citrulline and arginine
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ammonia can be eliminated by
hemodialysis (NOT peritoneal) sodium benzoate sodium phenylacetate
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pellagra like symptoms | amino acid in urine
hartnup
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treatment of hartnup
add tryptophan
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propionic and methylmalonic acidemia produce
ketosis and hyperglycemia
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treatment of propionic and methylmalonic acidemia
vit b12 cobalamin
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sweaty feat odor
idovaleric acidemia | glutaric acidemia
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macrocephaly metabolic stroke like episodes (basal ganglia) dystonia autosomal recessive
glutaric acidemia
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most common error in beta oxidation in fat
medium chain acyl CoA dehydrogenase deficiency
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presentation of fatty acid oxidation disorder
hypoketotic hypoglycemia
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``` autosomal recessive absent peroxisome high forehead, flat orbital ridges, wide fontanells hepatomegaly hypotonia failure to thrive seizure death by 1 yr old ```
zellweger syndrome
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alpha L iduronidase deficiency cloudy cornea hepatosplenomegaly mental retardation
hurler | MPS I
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``` iduronate 2 sulfatase deficiency clear cornea hepatosplenomegaly mental retardation retinal degeneration, papilledema x linked ```
hunter | MPS II
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heparan sulfate deficiency clear cornea mental retardation may have hepatosplenomegaly
san filippo | MPS III
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galactose 6 sulfatase deficiency beta galactosidase deficiency faint clouding cornea normal CNS
morquiro | MPS IV
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deficient in gaucher
glucocerebrosidase
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deficient in niemann pick
sphingomyelinase
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deficient in tay sachs
hexosaminidase
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deficienct in fabry
alpha galatosidase | cerebrosidase
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deficient in krabbe (galactosyl-ceramide lipodosis)
galactocerebroside | beta galactosidase
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cherry red spot in retina
niemann pick | tay sachs
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foam cells and sea blue histiocytes in marrow
niemann pick
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muscle biopsy finding in mitochondrial disorders
ragged red fibers
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urine odor: | swimming pool
hawkisinuria
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urine odor: | cat urine
3 hydroxy 3 methylglutaric aciduria
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urine odor: | maple syrup
msud
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urine odor: | boiled cabbage
hypermethioninemia
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urine odor: | tomcat urine
multiple carboxylase deficiency
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urine odor: | hops like
oasthouse urine disease
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urine odor: | mousey or musty
phenylketonuria
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urine odor: | rotting fish
trimethylaminuria
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urine odor: | boiled cabbage/ rancid butter
tyrosinemia
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impaired degradation of ___ closely associated to mental retardation
heparin sulfate
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most common mucupolysaccharidosis
MPS III san filippo
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impaired degradation of _ , __ , __ prone to mesenchymal abnormalities
dermatan sulfate chondroitin sulfate keratin sulfate
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stem cell transplantation results in significant improvement in __ MPS
mps I, II, VI hurler 1 hunter 2 Maroteaux-Lamy 6
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enzyme replacement for ___ MPS
mps I, II, VI hurler 1 hunter 2 Maroteaux-Lamy 6
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skeletal dysplasia in MPS
dysostosis multiplex
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early xray findings in huler
thick ribs | ovoid vertebral bodies
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purines recovered from __
uric acid
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pyrimidines recovered from __
citric acid cycle
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in de novo pathway, | purines produced from _
ribose 5 phosphate
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in de novo pathway, | pyrimidines produced from _
carbamoyl phosphate
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Hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase deficiency HGPRT x linked
Lesch nyhan
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xanthine oxidase inhibitor
allopurinol
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increase uric acid clearance
probenecid
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Hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase HGPRT highest concentration in
basal ganglia
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hyperuricemia intellectual disability choreoathetosis spasticity
lesch nyhan
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counter regulatory hormones to insulin
epinephrine glucagon GH cortisol
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most common cause of persistent hypoglycemia in early infancy
hyperinsulinism
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most common form of childhood hypoglycemia
ketotic hypoglycemia
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peroxisomal fatty acid beta oxidation which results in the accumulation of very long chain fatty acids in tissues throughout the body x linked
Adrenoleukodystrophy