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lysozymal deficiencies like hunters & hurlers
perilysozymal deficiencies like tay sachs
genetic defects
acute intermittent porphyria vs porphyria cutaenea tardia.

it's really taxing my memory...how often do usmle questions come up with this lot of stuff?


also can i find out from the forum if there is anyway easy memonic or otherise to learn the seperate nephrotics & nephritics?

thanks in advancesmiling face

ian

  #2

I HAVE SEE MANY PEOPLE EMPHASIZING ON THESE TOPICS AND I AM NOT SURE HOW OFTEN THEY ARE TESTED BUT U GOT TO KNOW THEM INSIDE OUT ( I BELIEVE)

  #3

Peekay is right, these are very high yield topics. You can check FA for easy ways to remember hunters vs. hurlers, like hunter aims for the X so its X linked recessive, and stuff like that.

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  #4

wow thanks guyssmiling face btw rida whats fa & where do i go looking for it?

thanks maties!smiling face

from the land down under

ian

  #5

oh sorry plasmod3, should have written it out, i meant First Aid, both 2003 or 2004 editions would have this, they have good ways of remembering these diseases. You can get it from any bookstore or even online, like amazon.com etc hope this helps! Good luck smiling face

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  #6

Just a quick correction.... rita, i think you mistyped what you meant about hunter's.... it is not autosomal recessive... it is X-linked recessive.... Im quite possitive you know this but wanted to make sure no one was confused.
-Cheers!

  #7

Thanx abueso, i edited my message and fixed it, again thanx for pointing it out, i make so many stupid typos !!!

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