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MRCPsych Paper B - Learning Disability Flashcards

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Case: 19yo history of epilepsy with skin depigmentaiton, white skin patches + severe ID + tumors in lungs and kidneys

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Tuberous sclerosis
*ash leaf spots

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Case: 12yo boy + long face, large ears + enlarged testes + short stature + speech abnormalities

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Fragile X syndrome

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Case: 6yo small skull, oblique upward slanted palpebral fissure + single transverse palmar crease

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Down syndrome
*simian crease

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Case: 3yo girl + normal milestones until 1yo + developmental decline (lost her milestones) + epileptic seizures, hand flapping, hand wringing

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Rett syndrome

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Case: 4yo boy + broad thumbs & great toes + fetal finger pads + beaked nose + rocking behavior + intolerance to loud noises

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Rubenstein-Taybi syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: stereotypic hand-wringing movements

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Rett syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: hyperactivity, cat-like cry

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Cri-du-chat syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: Self-injurious behavior and twirling

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Cornelia de Lange syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: social disinhibition and excessive friendliness, pseudomature language

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Williams syndrome
*abnormal attachment

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Behavioral phenotypes: attraction to water and laughing at minimal provocation

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Angelman syndrome

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LD condition affecting almost exclusively females

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Rett syndrome

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LD condition via mutation in gene for purine synthesis

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Lesh-Nyhan syndrome
*hypoxanthine phosphoribosyl transferase → uric acid build up

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LD condition that is the most common cause of inherited intellectual disability

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Fragile X syndrome
*accounts for 1-12% ID in men

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LD condition with central obesity, polydactyly, and night blindness

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Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome

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LD condition via microdeletion from maternal genetic source

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Angelman syndrome
*chromosome 15 - maternal deletion

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Proportion of ID cases caused by genetic inheritance

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5%

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Proportion of ID cases caused by pregnancy related and perinatal problems

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10%

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Proportion of ID cases caused by acquired general medical condition

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5%

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Proportion of ID cases caused by environmental influences

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15-20%

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Proportion of ID cases caused by no definite aetiology

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30-40%

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Estimated prevalence of schizophrenia from population based studies in individuals with ID

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3%

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Estimated prevalence of bipolar disorder from population based studies in individuals with ID

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2-12%

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Estimated prevalence of epilepsy (mild ID) from population based studies in individuals with ID

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15-20%

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Estimated prevalence of self-injurious behavior from population based studies in individuals with ID

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10%

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Frequency of epilepsy in Down syndrome

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5-10%

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Frequency of epilepsy in Fragile X syndrome

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20-25%

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Frequency of epilepsy in Rett syndrome

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90%

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Frequency of epilepsy in Angelman syndrome

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90%

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Frequency of epilepsy in Tuberous sclerosis

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90%

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Estimated prevalence of ADHD from population based studies in individuals with ID

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20%

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Clinical genetics: MECP2

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Rett syndrome
@ chromosome X

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Clinical genetics: FMR1

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Fragile X syndrome
@ chromosome Xq27.3

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Clinical genetics: microdeletion of chromosome 22 + ID + schizophrenia

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Di George/ velo-cardio-facial syndrome

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Clinical genetics: NF1 gene

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Neurofibromatosis/ von Recklinghausen disease
@ chromosome 17

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Clinical genetics: HGPRT gene

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Lesh-Nyhan syndrome
@ chromosome Xq

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Clinical Genetics: NIPBL

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Cornelia de Lange syndrome
@ chromosome 5

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Behavioral phenotypes: shyness, gaze avoidance, social anxiety

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Fragile X syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: insatiable appetite, hyperphagia, obesity

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Prader-Willi syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: self-hugging posturing, self-injurious behaviors - head banging

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Smith-Magenis syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: hyperactivity, stubbornness, private speech

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Down syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: schizophrenia like psychotic disorder

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Di George/ velo-cranio-facial syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: prominent sleep disorder

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Sanfillippo syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: early onset dementia in adulthood

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Down syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: obsessive compulsive behaviour

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Prader-Willi syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: shyness and social anxiety disorder

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Fragile X syndrome

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Behavioral phenotypes: anxiety disorder and phobias

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Williams syndrome

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Case: lens subluxation, marfanoid body

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Homocystinuria
*hallmark is the lens subluxation

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Chromosome deletion: Cri-du-chat syndrome

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chromosome 5p15.2

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Chromosome deletion: Di George/ velo-cardio-facial syndrome

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chromosome 22q11.2

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Chromosome deletion: Angelman syndrome

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chromosome 15q12 - maternal deletion

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Chromosome deletion: Prader Willi syndrome

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chromosome 15q11-13 - paternal deletion

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Chromosome deletion: Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome

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chromosome 16p13.3 - microdeletion

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Chromosome deletion: Smith Magenis

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chromosome 17p11.2

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Chromosome deletion: Williams syndrome

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chromosome 7

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Chromosome: Hurler syndrome

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chromosome 4p16
*Low alpha-L iduronidase > GAG build up

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Chromosome: Sanfilippo syndrome

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chromosome 17q25

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Chromosome: Phenylketonuria

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chromosome 12
* Deficit phenylalanine hydroxylase

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Chromosome: Tuberous sclerosis

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TSC1@ chromosome 9
TSC2 @ chromosome 16

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Chromosome: Neurofibromatosis

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NF1 @ chromosome 17

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Chromosome & gene: Sturge Weber

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GNAQ @ chromosome 9q

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Chromosome and gene: Cornelia de Lange

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NIPBL @ chromosome 5

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Chromosome: Cri du chat

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chromosome 5

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Chromosome: Turner syndrome

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45, X

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Chromosome: XYY

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47, XYY

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Chromosome: Trisomy X

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47, XXX

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Chromosome: Klinefelter

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47, XXY

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Deficiency in the enzyme phenylalanine hydroxylase

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Phenylketonuria
> accumulation of phenylalanine

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Deficiency in the heparan sulfate

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Sanfillipo syndrome

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Deficiency in the enyzme alpha-L iduronidase

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Hurler’s syndrome
> accumulation of GAGs

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Deficiency in the enzyme iduronate sulfatase

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Hunter’s syndrome
> accumulation of GAGs

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Deficiency in the enzyme hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase

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Lesch-Nyhan syndrome
> increase in uric acid leading to gout

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Product deficiency in Sanfillipo syndrome

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Heparan sulfate

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Enzyme deficiency in Hurler’s syndrome

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Alpha-L iduronidase
> accumulation of GAGs

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Enzyme deficiency in Hunter’s syndrome

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Iduronate sulfatase
> accumulation of GAGs

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Enzyme deficiency in Lesch-Nyhan syndrome

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Hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase
> increase in uric acid leading to gout

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LD + infantile spams + hypsarrthymias (define)

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West syndrome
*high voltage slow waves with diffuse asynchronous spikes

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