Metabolism — Flashcards

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#851

A 27 y/o woman has acute appendicitis. unable to eat. - Lab: moderate ketones in urine, borderline low serum glucose. -Based on evaluation, it's suspected that this patient is utilizing ketone bodies for energy. -What tissues cannot use this energy source?

#852

What are the followings are associated with? -Ascorbic acid -Carnitine -Pyridoxine -Thiamine -Tyrosine -Vitamin K

#853

24 y/o man comes with episodic enemia, jaundice, & dark urine. -These episodes typically occur after use of certain drugs or following infection. -History: brother has similar episodes. -Peripheral blood smear: shows RBC in image below. Deficiency of what enzyme would most likely result in a condition similar to this patient's presentation?

#854

18 y/o girl with type 1 DM comes with several hours of nausea, vomiting and abominal pain. -breath: fruity odor -Glucose: 452 & high anion gap metabolic acidosis. -Increased activity of what enzyme is most likely contributing to this patient's abnormal blood glucose finding?

#855

What are these two end-product has in common? -Sorbitol -galacticol

#856

What are the symtoms of deficiency of the following vitamins and substances? -Ascorbic acid -Biotin -Linoleic acid -vitamin K -Zink

#857

What are the followings are associated with? -Heme oxygenase -Biliverdin reductase

#858

A 36 y/o man comes with dark urine and back pain. -patient ate some large, flat beans brought home by his wife after a business trip to egypt. -Physical exam: Jaundice & pallor. -Labs: hemoglobin 8g/dL. -Further evaluation reveals deficiency of an enzyme involved in the conversion of glucose-6-phosphate to ribulose-5-phosphate. -The substance generated during this conversion is necessary for which biochemical processes?

#859

In between those 2 enzymes, which one of them is most likely will be inhibited in order to treat Acute intermittent porphyria? a.) ALA synthase b.) ALA deaminase

#860

12 y/o male is evaluated for ataxia accompanied by episodic erythematous and pruritic skin lesions and loose stools. -Labs: Loss of neural aromatic amino acids in the urine. -This patient's symptoms would most likely respond to what supplements?

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