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18 Cards in this Set
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glucose + glucose?
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maltose
alpha 1,4 |
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galactose + glucose?
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lactose
beta 1,4 |
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glucose + fructose?
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sucrose
alpha 1,2 |
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glucoses with amino groups makes up which polysaccharide?
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chitin
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Which polysaccharides are made up of glucose only (3)?
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starch
glycogen cellulose |
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What is the enzyme defect in fructosuria?
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fructokinase
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Which saccharide disorder results in fructose in the urine but is benign?
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fructosuria
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What is the enzyme defect in fructose intolerance?
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aldolase B
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In which saccharide disorder does fructose-1-P build up in the liver and kidney causing renal and liver failure?
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fructose intolerance
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Which saccharide disorder also causes a backup iin glycolysis resulting in dangerous hypoglycemia, especially between meals?
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Fructose intolerance
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When Glucose-6-PO4 accumulates what processes are shut down?
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glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis
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Which saccharide disorder results in flatus, bloating, boborygmi, and diarrhea due to increased lactose within the intestinal lumen?
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lactose intolerance
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what enzyme defect is present in lactose intolerance?
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lactase
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How does the lactose tolerance test work?
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give pt 50 g lactose see if they get symptoms w/i 20-30 min; have them come back and give 50 g glucose and get no S&S but do get an increase in serum glucose = (+) TEST
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Which saccharide disorder results in MR, physical stunting, liver failure?
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galactosuria
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what is the defective enzyme in galactosuria?
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galactose-1-PO4 uridylyl transferase
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What may develop in a fetus in utero whose mother is galactosemic and uncontrolled?
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cataracts
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Within a few weeks after birth and after being fed milk, infant becomes anorexic, vomits, stops growing and becomes icteric; what is the likely diagnosis?
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galactosuria
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