Metabolic disorders Flashcards

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Overflow vs renal disorders

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Overflow: disruption of pathway. Inborn error of metabolism
Renal disorder: malfunction in tubular reabsorption mechanism

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Abnormal metabolic constituents
Color

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Homogentistic acid
Melanin
Indican
porphyrins

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abnormal metabolic constituents
Odor

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Phenylketonuria
MSUD
isovaleric academia
cystinuria
cystinosis
homocystinuria

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Abnormal metabolic constituents
crystals

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cystine
leucine
tyrosine
lesch-nyhan disease (uric acid)

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Amino acid disorders

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Phenylalanine Tyrosine disorders
Branch chain amino acid disorder
tryptophan disorders
cystine disorders

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Phenylketonuria

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Mousy odor urine
Increase keto acids in urine
can’t code for phenylalanine hydroxylase
Decrease in melanin

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Phenylketonuria treatment

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newborns/babies: specialized formula
No food with phenylalanine/aspartame
can alter diet slightly with age

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Phenylketonuria blood testing

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Blood is tested for phenylalanine
screen for PKU
Detectable after drinking milk for 24 hours
Guthrie test

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Phenylalanine Urine testing

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Follow up procedure
screening for known PKU to monitor
ferric chloride test: permanent blue-green color

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Tyrosyluria

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excess tyrosine
most common: transitory in premature infants
Insufficient liver development
or live doesn’t make enzymes

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Tyrosyluria urine testing

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tyrosine and leucine crystals (if liver disorder)
ferric chloride test (green fades rapidly)
Nitroso napthol: orange color, non-specific

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Melanuria

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Increased melanin -> dark urine
after exposure to air
overprolifertion of melanocytes

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Melanuria condition

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Malignant melanoma

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Melanuria tests

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Ferric chloride (grey or black precipitate)
Sodium nitroprusside (red color)
Ehrlich’s reagent (red color)

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alkaptonuria

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Alkali lover
darker after standing at room temp
homogenistic acid oxydase missing

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alkaptonuria condition

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Homogenistic acid accumulates
children: brown, black stained diapers
Adults: brown pigments in body tissues, arthritis

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alkaptonuria testing

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Ferric chloride (blue)
clinitest: yellow precipitate
Alkali additive to fresh urine -> dark color

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Branch chained amino acid (BCAA)

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Type 1: Accumulation Early break down products (MSUD)
Type 2: Organic acidemia (acids made further in pathway

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MSUD

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Inborn error of metabolism
Inability to metabolize keto acids
Leucine, isoleucine, valine
keto acids accumulate in blood/urine

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MSUD condition

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Failure to thrive 1 wk after birth
UA findings: sweet odor, ketone +
Testing: MS/MS, DNPH (yellow precip), AA chromotography

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Organic acidemias

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Symptoms: ketonuria, increase serum ammonia
Disorders: isovaleric acidemia, propionic acidemia
Testing: no UA test

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Tryptophan disorders

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Indican
5-HIAA

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Indicanuria

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Increased tryptophan conversion to indole
Hartnup disease
indole converted to indican -> blood -> urine

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Indicanuria indications

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Indican oxidizes to blue
Blue diaper syndrome

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Hartnup disease
Inherited metabolic disease abnormalities in renal tubes (Fanconi's) dry red scaley rash muscular incoordination
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Cystine disorders
Cystinuria: transport of amino acids Cystinosis: error of metabolism
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Cystinuria
Cystine in urine renal disorder inability of tubuals to reabsorb cyctine
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cystinuria findings
Cystine crystals cystine kidney stones (most common in kids) cyanide-nitroprusside test: red-purple color
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Cystinosis
Overflow disorder incomplete metabolism of cystine defect in lysosomal membrane cystine deposits in body (cornea)
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cystinosis findings
polyuria aminoaciduria
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homocystinuria
increased homocystine failure to thrive, mental deficits, death
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homocystinuria findings
screening: pos cyanide-nitroprusside: red Confirm: silver-nitroprusside: red
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Porphyrin disorders screening
Ehrlich's reaction/Howesch test fluorescence: 550-600 nm range (extract w/ glacial acetic acid, blue = negative, purple,pink,red = pos)
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Hurler's syndrome
Mucopolysacchride disorder Gargoyalism usually fatal in childhood
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Hunter's syndrome
Mucopolysacchride disorder skeletal deformaty usually fatal in childhood
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Sanfilippo's syndrome
mucopolysaccharide disorder mental deficiencies most common, least detrimental
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mucopolysacchride screening tests
CTAB (white turbidity) Acid-albumin turbidity (white turbidity) metachromic staining (blue spot)
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Lesch-Nyhan disease
failure to inherit, causing large excretion of uric acid crystals
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Lesch-Nyhan symptoms
Gout, self destruction, renal stones, mental dysfunction Orange particles in diapers
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Carbohydrate disorders
Melituria: increased urinary sugar inherited disorder
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galactosuria
Major concern can't convert galactose to glucose GALT or G-1-PUT enzyme
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Galactosemia
Toxic intermediate conversion products Failure to thrive liver disorder cataracts
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galactosemia testing
Clinitest (not done anymore) positive while strip test negative treat w/ removal of lactose from diet