Intracellualr and extracellular errors of metabolism of lipid, lipidoses, erros of carbohydrtae metabolism Flashcards

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lipid staining methods

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steatosis: lipid within membrane bound liposomes of perenchymal cells

SUDAN STAINS AND OSMIUM TETTROXIDE

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what is fatty liver also known as

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steatorrhoeic hepatosis or steatosis heptais

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what is fatty liver

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reversible condition where large vacouled of TAG fat accumulate in liver cells

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what can oversupply come from

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obesity, insulin resistance or alcoholism,

also nutrient malnutristion can cause the mobilization of fat from adipocytes and create local oversupply in liver

some other: metabolic syndrome-diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia

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metabolic causes of steatosis

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  • a-betalipoproteniemia
  • glycogen storage disease
    -weber-christian disease
  • wolmans disease
    -acute fatty liver of pregnancy
    -lipodystrophy
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nutritional causes of steatosis

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  • malnutrition
  • total parenteral nutrition
  • severe weight loss
    -refeeding syndorme
    -jejubo-ileal bypass
    -gastric bypass
  • jejunal diverticulosis with bacterial overgrowth
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drugs and toxins causes of steatosis

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-amiodarone
methotrecte
-dilitazem
-highly active antitetrovital therapy
-glucicorticoids
-tamoxifen
-enviromantal heptatotoxins-phosphorus, toxis mushroom

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other causes

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inflammatory bowel disease or HIV

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peripheral fatty metamorphosis

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due to intocification of amanita ohaloides-death angel

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central fatty metamorphosis in liver

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right circulatory failure

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tocix intracellular steatosis

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diphteric myocarditis

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lipomatosis is

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fatty infiltration within interstital tissue or increase in adipos cells and infiltration into the tissues and organs

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most frequent examples of lipomatosis

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  • atrophia lipomatosa cordis
  • pseudohypertrophya lipomatosa pancreatis
  • pseudohypertrophya lipomatosa renis
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lipidoses is

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lipid storage disease

  • group of inherited metabolic disorders where harmful amount of lipids accumulate on some cells and tissues.
  • dont produce enough enxymes needed for metaboliszation or the produce some that dont work correctly
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lipidoses causes damage in

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brain, peripheral nervous system, liver, spleen, bone marrow

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most common lysosomal storage disease

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gaucher disease

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Gaucher disease

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deficiency of glucocerebrosidase–>acc of glucocerebroside/glucosylceramide

can happen in spleen, liver, kidney, lungs, brain, BM

autosomal recessive ingeritance

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symtoms of gaucher

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  • enlrged spleen and liver
  • liver malfunction
  • skeletal disorders
  • bone lesions
  • pain, severe neurologic complication, swelling of Lymphnodes and maybe some near joint, distended abdomen, brownish tint to skin, anemia, low blood platelets, yelloe fatty deposits on the sclera
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niemann-pick disease

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inheritted condition whre harmful amount of lipids accumulate in spleen, lungs, BM and brian

autosomal recessive

caused by mutation on NPC1, NPC2, SMPD1 genes (sphingomyelin phosphodiesterase)

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no lysosmal liposidoses

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familial hyperlipoproteinemia

xanthomatous

tangier disease

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what is used to identify glycogen

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PAS and water

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what is diabetes

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metabolic disorder characterized by hyperglycemia (^blood sygar) resulting form low lvls of insulin or resistance of insulin effects

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symtomps of DM

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polyuria, polydipsia(thrist and fluid intake), blurred vision

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DM 1

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-autoimmune disease–>destruction of insulin producing beta cells
- injection
- not primarly childhood problem

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DM 2
- non insulin dependent - obesty - insulin resistance, insulin deficiency and hyperglycemia hyalinosis iof istelts of langehans
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Gestational diabetes (GDM
affect pregnant women reduces insulin sensitivyt
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complications of dm
dibaetic ketoacidosis non ketoic hyperosmolar coma hypoglycemia diabetic coma
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chronic complications of dm
-vascular disease - ^blood glucose-->angiopathy - endithelial cells lining the vv take in more glucosa-->surface glycoprotien -->Basement membrane grow thicker and weaker
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gierke and pompe diseaee
gierke: glu-6-phos: lievr - sudan stain pompe: acid maltase: ehart and muscles