Anytime (done perman) (m-10.6) Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

in glycogen synthesis, to go from G 6 P to G 1 P, what enzyme do you need?

how about for pentose phosphate pathway

how about for glycogen 1 storage disease

A

NONE

pp-need G6PD (deh); mn=forms naDph

g1-mut in G 6 phosphatase (norm: G6p -> g6p p -> glucose)

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2
Q

purine vs pyrimidine

how many rings does each have

A

pu = 2

py = 1 ring

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3
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What effect does declining kidney function have on serum creatinine?

A

Less renal excretion causes serum creatinine to rise.

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4
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which pathways occur both in the mito and cytosol

A

heme synthesis
urea cycle
GNG

(hugs takes two)

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5
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what’s the rate determining enzyme for pyrimidine synthesis

A

carbamoyl phosphate synthase 2

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6
Q

anaerobic glycolysis produces # ATP per glucose

A

2 ATP (net)

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7
Q

biotin is a carrier for what

A

C02

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8
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hexo vs glucokinase

  • location
  • Km
  • induced by insulin
  • feedback inhibited by G6P
A

Location

  • h: most tissues
  • gl: liver

Km
-h: lower (higher affinity therefore active)

Insulin

  • h: NO
  • g is opp

Feed…
-h: yes

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9
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in gastric bypass/roux en Y, do you remove anything?

A

NO

actual: bypass most of stomach, DD, and first part of jeju

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10
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what’s the surgery where you remove MOST of stomach and DD

A

bilio pancreatic diversion

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11
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what does medical history comprise

A

CC to sexual history

AND review of systems

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12
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list out the anthropometric measurements

A
  • weight
  • height
  • BMI
  • waist and hip circumference
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13
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% ideal body weight is obese

how about mild malnutrition

A

o = over 150%

mm= around 80%

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14
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what’s the % weight loss that is the default CONCERN #

what places in body do you check when you assess muscle loss due to malnutrition

A

10% or higher

interosseous muscle
temple muscle

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15
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what’s the BMI cutoff for MALNUTRITION

A

less than 18.5

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16
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dif bt wasting and shunting

A

w - not heavy enough

s - not tall enough

17
Q

what happens to the shoulders when you are starved

A

become squared

18
Q

when thumb and forefinger are put together, what are you looking at

A

look at interosseous muscle
-it should be flat

scooped look means malnourished

19
Q

at what other location do you look at to detect malnutrition (in terms of muscle)

A

TEMPLE

if mal, will have wrinkles (severe will have a SCOOP) in temple

20
Q

a starving person’s oral cavity will have these characteristics

A

1 dryness leading to cracks (read: no saliva)

2 fissures

21
Q

what does candidiasis look like

A

look at back of throat

at the arch, you see white spots (looks like cancer)

22
Q

how calculate % IBW

A

(actual weight / IBW) x 100

23
Q

how calculate % weight loss

A

(usual body weight - actual body weight) / (usual body weight)
x 100

24
Q

SGA stands for

specific vs sensitive

A

subjective global assessment

sp > sen

25
define SGA
assess weight loss
26
what are the three categories that patients are placed into (in SGA)
1 well nourished 2 suspected maln 3 severely maln
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to be classified as "malnourished" you have to be positive for # out of 6 characteristics
2 (wow! that's a low threshold)
28
prealbumin function and manifests in what disease/condition
binds thyroxine high in kidney failure
29
The anastomosis between the superior and inferior epigastric arteries provides an anastomosis between what areas why is this imp to know
Bt subclavian artery and external iliac artery this anastomosis provides blood flow from subclavian to lower limb
30
name the only purely ketogenic AA
lysine | leucine
31
pentose phosphate happens MORE in these places
fatty acid synthesis - breasts - liver RBC
32
pyruvate -> OAA enzyme py -> ACA enzyme
to OAA - p carboxylase to ACA - p dehydrogenase
33
what forms caput medusae
small epigastric veins
34
surgeons can repair an aneurysm via
1) graft (is an external thing that is placed on the aorta to reinforce it) 2) catheter (tube is inserted)