Clinical Correlates Flashcards

(53 cards)

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Blue lips, cyanosis

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Hypoxia

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Low hemoglobin concentration

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Anemia

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3
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Throbbing headache, confusion, cherry red lips

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CO poisoning

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4
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Chocolate colored blood

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Methemoglobinemia, treated with methylene blue

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5
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Mutation in hemoglobin beta, chest pain

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Sickle cell. Hydroxyurea to treat

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6
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Ethylene glycol poisoning

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Generates bad metabolites, treated with ethanol

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7
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Sulfa drug function

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Inhibits bacterial enzyme it needs. Penicillin, Prilosec, etc

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8
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LDH1 in blood

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Heart damage

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9
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Fragmentation of nuclei

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Karyorrhexis

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10
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Condensation of chromatin and nuclei

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Pyknosis

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11
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No nuclei

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Karolysis

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12
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Over expression telomerase

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Cancers

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13
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Deletion of part of chromosome 15

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Prader Willi Angelman

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14
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Mutations in lamins A and C

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Emery dreifuss muscular dystrophy

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15
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Point mutation in lamin A, early aging

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Progeria

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16
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Mutations in nuclear pores

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Leukemia’s and liver issues

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17
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Abnormal proliferation

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Neoplasia

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18
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Find cell cycle position

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Flow cytometry

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19
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Trisomy 21

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Down’s syndrome

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20
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Trisomy 18

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Edwards syndrome

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21
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Trisomy 13

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Patau syndrome

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22
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High levels of cyclin D and E

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Poor cancer prognosis

23
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Drugs that affect bacterial gyrases

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Ciprofloxacin, nalidixic acid

24
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Prone to skin cancer, live indoors, dna repair issue

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Xeroderma pigmentosum

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Aberrant cholesterol metabolism in brain
Alzheimer’s, bad lipid rafts
26
How do viruses get into cells?
Lipid rafts
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Overexpression flotillins
Alzheimers, cancer etc
28
Deceased electron transport proteins, muscle weakness, epilepsy. Issues with tRNA
MERRF
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Blindness as young adult, electron transport chain issues
LHON
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Fine until mid childhood, then severe neuro defects. Problems with fatty acid oxidation
X linked ADL
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Empty peroxisomes, defects in brain liver and kidneys
Zellweger
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RAS and SRC can be what?
Oncogenic
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Immobility of axoneme, respiratory issues, male infertility.
Primary ciliary diskinesia
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vincristine and vinblastine depolymerize what?
Mitotic MTs
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TAU protein proliferation
Alzheimer’s
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Actin binding protein dystrophin is defective. Severe has upstream frame shift
Duchenne/Becker muscular dystrophy
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Troponin I and T found when?
Myocardial infarction
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IF filaments can determine what?
Cancer cell of origin.
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Mutant cytokeratin produces skin that doesn’t hold together
Epidermolysis bullosa
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Modification by SES can cause what to toxins
Make them more carcinogenic
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Chloride transporter issues, kept in ER
Cystic fibrosis
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Bad processing of lysosomal hydrolase
L cell disease
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LDL receptor mutation
Atherosclerosis
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Defect in L iduronidase. Skeletal deformities and cardiac issues
Hurlers syndrome
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Defect in hexosaminidase A. Nervous system issues
Tay Sachs
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Mutations in turnover of membrane components
Niemann Pick and Gauchers
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Empty lysosomes, lack of M6P tagging
I cell disease
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Faulty ubiquinitation
Neuro disorders
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C perfringins toxin
Messes with claudins and degrades z occludens
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H pylori
Binds JAM and ZO, messing with occludens. Ulcers.
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Autoimmune disease where desmosomes are attacked
Pemphigus vulgaris
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Connexin protein defects
Deafness, nerves, cataracts?
53
Antibodies made for BP230
Bullous pemphygoid