Your Name: Simon Gill
Theme: ENZYMOLOGY
OPTION LIST
|
A |
Amino
acids (urine and plasma) |
I |
Urine
sugar chromatography |
|
B |
Galactose-1-phosphate
uridyl transferase |
J |
Very long
chain fatty acids |
|
C |
Glucose
and lactate |
K |
|
|
D |
Medium
chain acyl CoA dehydrogenase |
L |
|
|
E |
Plasma
ammonia |
M |
|
|
F |
Plasma
lactate |
N |
|
|
G |
Transferrin
glycoforms |
O |
|
|
H |
Urine
organic acids |
P |
|
For each scenario below, choose the
most appropriate answer from the list above. Each option may be used once, more
than once or not at all.
1. A
2-month Canadian neonate presents with failure to thrive, jaundice and sepsis.
You are screening for metabolic disorders, what 1st line test would
you recommend?
2. A male
infant presents with failure to thrive, neurological signs (poor coordination
& tremor) and tachypnea. From our metabolic disorders screen, which 1st
line test is likely to be abnormal?
3. A
neonate has seizures, conjugated hyperbilirubinaemia
and the 3rd year med student’s clinical observation is that “he
looks weird!” From our metabolic disorders screen, which 1st line
test is likely to be abnormal?
4. A post
mortem diagnosis of an inborn error of metabolism is investigated in a case of
“sudden infant death”. What deficiency is the most likely cause?
5. A
neonate with a history of feeding difficulties presents with jaundice,
cataracts and sepsis. What deficiency is the most likely cause?
ANSWERS
|
1. A |
2. E |
3. J |
4. D |
5. |