URINE SCREENING Flashcards
Diagnostic feature of phenylketonuria
Mousy odor urine
most well known of the aminoacidurias
PKU
if pku is undetected what is the result
severe mental retardation
what is the enzyme deficient of PKU
Phenylalanine hydroxylase
tests for phenylketonuria
phenylalanine blood level
phenylpyruvic acid urine test
guthrie’s microbial inhibition assay
test that detects as early as 4 hours
phenylalanine blood level
test that gives a permanent blue green color
phenylpyruvic acid urine test
blue color
indicanuria
sulfur odor
cystinuria
black color
alkaptonuria
orange diaper
lesch nyhan
sweaty feet
isovaleric acidemia
test where blood from a heel stick is absorbed into filter paper circles
guthrie’s microbial inhibition assat
if increased phenylalanine levels are present in blood where would it counteracts
beta-2-thienylalanine
beta-2-thienylalanine is an inhibitor of what bacteria
b. subtilis
Accumulation of excess tyrosine in the plasma producing urinary overflow
Tyrosyluria or tyrosinemia
what are the urine metabolites of tyrosinemia
p-hydroxyphenylpyruvic acid
p-hydroxyphenyllactic acid
tyrosinemia commonly seen in premature infants
transitory tyrosinemia
underdevelopment of liver function to produce enzyme for tyrosine metabolism
transitory tyrosinemia
Produces a generalized renal tubular disorder and
progressive liver failure in infants soon after birth
type 1 fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase
Persons develop corneal erosion and lesions on the
palms, fingers, and soles of the feet believed to be
caused by crystallization of tyrosine in the cells
type 2 tyrosine aminotransferase
result in mental retardation if dietary restrictions of
phenylalanine and tyrosine are not implemented
type 3 p-hydroxyphenylpyruvic acid
dioxygenase
tests for tyrosinemia
nitrosonapthol test
MS/MS
test for tyrosinemia that gives a orange red color
nitrosonapthol test