THESE ARE THE QUESTIONS ASKED IN OUR 1ST MEDICINE INTERNAL TEST.
Q.1 - Classify aneamia. megaloblastic anemia. {long question}
Q.2 - Metabolic syndrome
Q.3- Type 1 diabestese mellitus.
answer:-
1) def:- aneamia is defined as decrease in oxygen carrying capacity of blood , decrease number of red cell ,which varies according to age sex and altitude.
classification:-
aneamia is classified on the basis of reticulocyte index
1> reticulocyte index <2.5 {hypo proliferative aneamia}
a> normocytic
iron deficiency aneamia
marrow supression
aplastic aneamia
b> microcytic
iron deficiency aneamia
thallasemia
sideroblastic aneamia
2> reticulocyte index >2.5 {hyperproliferative aneamia}
macrocytic:-
megaloblastic aneamia
blood loss
MEGALOBLASTIC ANEAMIA
aetiology:-
bmi - >30
blood pressur ->140/90
cholestrol- elevated
hdl- decreased
ldl- elevated
treatment
ace inhibitors and thiazide diuretics are given
3) type 1 diabetese mellitus..
defn:- it is a group of metabolic disorder sharing the phenotype of hyperglyceamia due to partial or complete
lack of insulin.{earlier it was called insulin dependant diabetese mellitus IDDM }
Aetiology:- autoimmune
genetic:- mody 1 ,2,3.4.5
endocrinopathies:- acromegaly, cushing syndrome ,
infection:- congenital rubella syndrome
tumour:- gulacagonoma ,
*autoantibody to glyceamic acid decarboxylase (gad) is found
pathogenesis:-
autoimmune mediated beta cell destruction
insulinitis:- t cell mediated destruction
infiltration of lymphocyte
fibrous change
genetic:- involvement of HLA-DR6 , CTLA - 4, on chromosome 6
honeymoon phase:- this is the phase gyceamic control is attained with little or no insulin.
symptom less period..due to compensation by remaining beta cell
impaired glucose tolerance is seen
investigation:-
fpg->126 mg/dl
pp> 200 mg/dl
presence of c peptide
glucose tolerance test
glycosylated hb:- helpful in prognosis of diabetese mellitus
insulin infusion
0.5-1 U/Kg.......50% must be given as basal dose
various regimes are there:-
continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion
types :-
regular , lispro, aspart
complication:-
diabetic ketoacidosis:- due to lack of insulin
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