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uric acid
what purines are broken down into
inc
uric acid is inc/dec in
-gout
-chemo (DNA replic attacked)
dec
uric acid is inc/dec in
-severe liver disease
-Fanconi’s (def tubular abs)
inc, dec
serum ammonia, urea in severe liver disease
ammonia
-aa breakdown
inc in
-liver failure
-Reye’s syndrome (Aspirin pois)
-citrulllinemia
-argininosuccinuria
creatinine
most specific renal function marker
urea
-breakdown of ammonia in liver
-meas with BUN
inc
BUN is inc/dec with
-nephrotic syndrome
-starvation
-high protein intake
-dec kidney funct
-dehydration
dec
BUN inc/dec with
-low protein intake
-severe liver disease
inc, n, inc
BUN, creatinine, ratio in pre-renal azotemia
-CHF, shock, dec renal funct, high prot diet, starvation
inc, inc, n
BUN, creatinine, ratio in renal azotemia
-renal failure, glomerulonephritis, nephrotic syndrome, tubular necrosis, tubular acidosis
INC, inc, inc
BUN, creatinine, ratio in post-renal azotemia
-obstruction of urine flow (tumor, stones, gall stones)
eGFR
-measurement of glomerular funct
-serum only (no urine needed)
-age, race, weight → more specific and accurate
insoluble
unconjugated bilirubin is water insoluble/soluble
kernicterus
issue occurs with elevated unconjugated bilirubin
-brain damage
indirect, delta
bilirubin forms bound to albumin
soluble
conjugated bilirubin is water insoluble/soluble
UDP-glucuronyl transferase
enzyme adds two glucuronyl groups to indirect bili to make it bilirubindiglucuronide (conjugated and polar)
delta
-conjugated bili bound to albumin
-only seen in hepatic obstruction (can’t get into bile)
AST, ALP, ALT, 5NT, GGT
liver enzymes
ALP
most sensitive liver enzyme
-also elevated in pregnancy and bone disorders
ALT
most specific liver enzyme
GGT
liver enzyme increased with alcohol abuse
inc, n, none, inc
plasma/serum indirect, direct and urine bili, urobili with pre-hepatic
-hemolytic anemias, HDFN
all inc
plasma/serum indirect, direct and urine bili, urobili with hepatic
-hepatitis, cirrhosis, hemochromatosis
n, inc, inc, dec
plasma/serum indirect, direct and urine bili, urobili with post-hepatic
-obstruction, gall stones, tumors
-gives clay colored stools
Gilbert’s disease
-UDPGT defect
-elevated serum indirect bilirubin
-dec serum direct and urine urobili
Crigler-Najarr syndrome (CR)
-partial or complete UDPGT defect
-inc serum indirect
-low to no serum direct and urine urobili
Dubin Johnson (DJ)
-can conjugate bili, but can’t excrete
-dark liver granules
-inc serum direct and urine bili
-dec urine urobili
Rotor syndrome
-can conjugate bili, but can’t excrete
-inc serum direct and urine bili
-dec urine urobili
ALA dehydrogenase, CPG oxidase, ferrochelatase
enzymes in protoporphyrin synthesis pthwy that are affected by lead pois
acute intermittent porphyria (AIP)
-PBG deaminase issue
-neuropsych
-tummy ache
-port wine urine
-females 20-30
-inc PBG and delta ALA in urine
porphyria cutanea tarda (PCT)
-UROD issue (UPG decarboxylase)
-cutaneous
-light sensitive
-inc UPG in urine
HCP
-CPG oxidase issue
-inc CPG and UPG in urine
-neurocutaneous
variegate porphyria (VP)
-PPOX issue
-neuropsych and cutaneous
-light sensitivity
-inc PPG and CPG in urine
cystinuria
-renal aa reabs issue at tubules
-cystine buildup
-cystine crystals and kidney stones
-treat: inc H2O intake, penacillamine
-test: cyanide nitroprusside
cyanide nitroprusside
test for cystine in cystinuria
homocystinuria
-defective met → cystine metabolism (cystathione B-synthase)
-high blood and urine homocystine
-megaloblastic anemia
-heart attack risk marker
-treat: restrict cystine in diet, vit B6, B12
-test: modified Guthrie (L-methionine sulfoximine)
modified Guthrie (L-methionine sulfoximine)
test for homocystinuria
citrullinemia (type I)
-defective ASS1
-can’t get ammonia into urine
-high blood levels citrulline and ammonia
-failure to thrive, brain damage
-treat: low prot, supp Arg
-sodium benzoate and phenylacetate
citrullinemia (type II)
-defective citrin
-carb metabolism defect
-low blood sugar
-high blood aa and ammonia
-nervous system
-trat: low carb, supp Arg
argininosuccinic aciduria
-ASL defect
-argininosuccinic acid not turned into Arg
-high blood levels citrulline and ammonia
-failure to thrive, brain damage
-treat: low prot, supp Arg
phenylketonuria
-PAH defect
-phenylalanine can’t → tyrosine
-pale, high phenylalanine, musty/mousy urine with ketones
-treat: low phenylalanine, supp L-Tyr
-test: Guthrie (B-2-thienylalanine)
Guthrie (beta 2 thienylalanine)
phenylketonuria test
tyrosinemia (type I)
-FAA hydrolase issue
-no fumurate and acetoacetate from FAA
-Tyr and Leu urine crystals
-liver damage
-treat: low prot, liver transplant
-test: tandem MS
tyrosenemia (type II)
-tyrosine aminotransferase issue
-no PHPPA from Tyr
-Tyr and Leu urine crystals
-liver damage
-treat: low prot, liver transplant
-test: tandem MS
tyrosinemia (type III)
-4-HPPOX issue
-no HGA from PHPPA
-Tyr and Leu urine crystals
-liver damage
-treat: low prot, liver transplant
-test: tandem MS
alkaptonuria
-homogentisate oxidase issue
-no MAA from HGA
-black urine disease
-connective tissue pigmentation
-treat: vit C
-test: urinalysis (ferric chloride), GCMS
ferric chloride (urine), GCMS
tests for alkaptonuria
MSUD
-BCAA alpha-ketoacid decarboxylase issue
-impaired BCAA metab (Leu, Ile, Val)
-maple syrup smell
-ketoacid accum
-treat: low BCAA diet
-test: modified Guthrie (4-azoleucine)
mod Guthrie (4-azoleucine)
test for MSUD
acute
pancreatitis
-sudden and severe
-abdom pain, nausea, fever
-caused by gall stones, high TGs
-inc amylase and lipase
chronic
pancreatitis
-persistent and recurrent
-weight loss, steatorrhea, nausea, vom
-caused commonly by alcohol abuse
-inc fecal elastase