Monogenic Diabetes Flashcards

1
Q

genetics of MODY

A

AuD in inheritance

typically seen with a family history of 3 generations

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2
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what is MODY often misdiagnosed as

A

onset before 25 - T1DM

onset later on - T2DM

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3
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mutations in glucokinase MODY

A

mutations in it can cause a right shift in the insulin response curve so that the set point of glucose is higher (around 7 as opposed to 5 mmol/L)

produces a stable hyperglycaemia

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4
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what is glucokinase

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the enzyme that phsophorylates glucose when it enters the ß cell through GLUT 2

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5
Q

is glucokinase MODY progessive

A

no

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6
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will there be response to insulin in glucokinase MODY

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yes, if the stimulus is high enough

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7
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HbA1c in glucokinase MODY

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may be slightly raised due to raised fasting glucose

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8
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treatment of glucokinase MODY

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no need for treatment - only dietary control

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9
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are there complications in glucokinase MODY

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no

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10
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TF MODY

A

produces a progressive hyperglycaemia, much like T2DM

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11
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onset of TF MODY

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often adolescent/young teen

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12
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complications in TF MODY?

A

both micro and macro vascular complications

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13
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treatment of TF MODY

A

sulphonylureas

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14
Q

what can be useful in diagnosing MODY and the mutational type

A

OGTT

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15
Q

neonatal diabetes

A

rare

often patients are previously misdiagnosed with DM, so can transfer off insulin

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16
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what mutations can cause neonatal diabetes

A

potassium channel gene mutations eg Kir6 (pore subunit) in KATP channel in ß cell

17
Q

what are some neonatal diabetes patients responsive to

A

SUR

18
Q

what is the main feature of ND

A

being diagnosed under the age of 6 months

19
Q

transient ND

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usually resolves around the age of 12 months - can recur later in life (teenage years)

20
Q

2 types of ND

A

transient and permanent

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