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Which of the following mucopolysaccharidoses have normal intelligence?

Inborn errors of metabolism (IEM) are hereditary biochemical disorders caused by single-gene mutations that result in alteration of

Hypoglycemia may be a manifestation of child abuse or Munchausen syndrome by proxy induced by exogenous administration of insulin (i.e., factitious hyperinsulinemia). Of the following, the MOST reliable test that confirms the diagnosis of factitious hyperinsulinemia is

All the following should be restricted in hereditary fructose intolerance EXCEPT

A 1-week-old infant presents with poor feeding, vomiting, lethargy, and opisthotonus posturing. The critical impression is meningitis, but all cultures are negative. Seizures occur and hypoglycemia is documented; however, the seizures do not stop after the hypoglycemia is corrected with intravenous glucose. The arterial blood gas is 7.10 PCO2 23, PO2 90, with an anion gap of 35. A CT scan demonstrates cerebral edema. The most likely etiology is