MODY & Neonata Diabetes Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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MODY

A

maturity onset diabetes of the young

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MODY

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maturity onset diabetes of the young

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3
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what are the 2 distinct types of MODY?

A

glucokinase mutations

transcription factor mutations

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4
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when does glucokinase mutation MODY occur?

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at birth

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5
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what happens in glucokinase mutation MODY?

A

stable hyperglycaemia

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6
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how is glucokinase mutation MODY treated?

A

with diet

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7
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when does transcription factor mutation MODY occur?

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adolescence/young adult

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8
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what happens in transcription factor mutations MODY?

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progressive hyperglycaemia

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9
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how is transcription factor mutation MODY treated?

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diet, OHA, insulin

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10
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how likely are complications in transcription factor mutation MODY?

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very

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11
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how likely are complications in glucokinase mutation MODY?

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rare

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12
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in which transcription factor does the mutation occur in this type of MODY?

A

HNF-1alpha
HNF-1beta
HNF-4alpha

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13
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what are the 2 types of neonatal diabetes?

A

transient neonatal diabetes (TNDM)

permanent neonatal diabetes (PNDM)

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14
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when is TNDM usually diagnosed?

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15
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when does TNDM usually resolve?

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12 weeks old

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16
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what is TNDM treated with?

A

insulin

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17
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when is PNDM usually diagnosed?

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0-6 weeks after birth

18
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how is PNDM treated?

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lifelong treatment with insulin

19
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what kind of inheritance does MODY exhibit?

A

autosomal dominant

20
Q

which of the types of transcription factor mutation MODY are sensitive to sulphonylureas?

21
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does glucosekinase mutation MODY require treatment?

22
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what mutations can cause neonatal diabetes & how likely is this?

A

rare

potassium channel gene mutations

23
Q

what are the 2 distinct types of MODY?

A

glucokinase mutations

transcription factor mutations

24
Q

when does glucokinase mutation MODY occur?

25
what happens in glucokinase mutation MODY?
stable hyperglycaemia
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how is glucokinase mutation MODY treated?
with diet
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when does transcription factor mutation MODY occur?
adolescence/young adult
28
what happens in transcription factor mutations MODY?
progressive hyperglycaemia
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how is transcription factor mutation MODY treated?
diet, OHA, insulin
30
how likely are complications in transcription factor mutation MODY?
very
31
how likely are complications in glucokinase mutation MODY?
rare
32
in which transcription factor does the mutation occur in this type of MODY?
HNF-1alpha HNF-1beta HNF-4alpha
33
what are the 2 types of neonatal diabetes?
transient neonatal diabetes (TNDM) | permanent neonatal diabetes (PNDM)
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when is TNDM usually diagnosed?
less than 1 week after birth
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when does TNDM usually resolve?
12 weeks old
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what is TNDM treated with?
insulin
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when is PNDM usually diagnosed?
0-6 weeks after birth
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how is PNDM treated?
lifelong treatment with insulin
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what kind of inheritance does MODY exhibit?
autosomal dominant
40
which of the types of transcription factor mutation MODY are sensitive to sulphonylureas?
HNF-1alpha
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does glucosekinase mutation MODY require treatment?
non
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what mutations can cause neonatal diabetes & how likely is this?
rare | potassium channel gene mutations