MOD Final review Flashcards
megaloblastic anemia with increased methylmelonic acid. vit def
B12; FA 92, 392
brain morphology in SIDS
astrogliosis of brainstem, serotonin neurons of medulla oblongata destroyed
CBC shows blasts in peripheral blood
think leukemia. if child, ALL
12;21 translocation in leukemia
ALL; FA 402
18 mo, distended abd, proptosis
neuroblastoma; FA 325
aniridia, mental retardation, WT1 deletion. what gene
PAX6
IGF-2 with wilms tumor; what syndrome
Beckwith-Wiedemann; FA 546
Gonadoblastomas with wilms tumor; what syndrome
Denys Drash syndrome
lobar PNA; what type of infection
bacterial infection
bronchoPNA; what type of infection
viral infection
decreased CH50
complement is being used; probably due to some widespread antibody-antigen disease
anti-topoisomerase
diffuse sclerodomera; FA 436
anti-centromere
limited scleroderma; CREST; FA 436
anti-SSA
sjrogren syndrome; FA 430
high output cardiac failure in alcoholic; what vit def
B1 (thaimine); wet beri beri; FA 89
polyneuritis, symmetrical muscle wasting; vit def
B1 (thiamine); dry beri beri; FA 89
confusion, ophthalmoplegia, ataxia in alcoholic; what vit def
B1 (thiamine); Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome; FA 89
peripheral neuropathy after taking isoniazid; what vit def
B6 (pyridoxine); FA 90
cheilosis; what vit def
B2 (riboflavin) FA 89
megaloblastic anemia with neuro symptoms and methylmalonic acid; what vit def
B12 (cobalamin) FA 92, 392, 471
dysgeusia, anosmia, delayed wound healing
Zn deficiency; FA 94
Homer-Wright rosettes. dz
neuroblastoma; FA 325
pneumatosis intestinalis.
what is it, what dz
gas within intestinal wall seen on XR.
necrotizing enterocolitis.
FA 365
intrauterine infection causing:
cataracts, PDA, deafness.
Rubella embryopathy;
FA 175, RRP 151
most common renal malignancy of early childhood (2-4 years)
Wilms tumor; ch 10 notes
ovarian cancer tumor marker
CA 125
FA 237
breast cancer tumor marker
CA 15-3
FA 237
pancreatic adenocarcinoma
CA 19-9
FA 237
microcytic anemia, rbc basophilic stippling with increased protopophyrin. cause
lead poisoning; FA 390
xerophthalmia, keratomalacia; what vit def
Vit A; FA 89
subperiosteal hemoatoma; vit def
Vit C; FA 93
neurological symptoms, spinocerebellar tract demyelination. has anemia, MCV is NL. what vit def
Vit E; neuro similar to B12, but no megaloblastic anemia
FA 93
huntington; what part of brain atrophies
caudate nucleus
gaucher; what enzyme
glucocerebrosidase
FA 111
peripheral neuropathy with angiokeratomas; dz, enzyme
fabry, galactosidase A; FA 111
Lewy bodies contain what
alpha synuclein
wrinkled tissue paper
gaucher; FA 111
Clenched hands
Tri 18
Cleft lip, polydactyly
Tri 13; FA 626