acute intermittent porphyria

and they stain blue with prussian blue stains so they'll show you an image and there's just a bunch of blue dots it's a very buzzy image it's in the hematology pdf and you gotta know that sideroblastic anemia can be x-linked recessive it can also be due to alcoholism and serum iron ferritin can be normal or increased in sideroblastic anemia regardless wrong fucking choice d Porphobilinogen deaminase, wrong fucking answer.

So this is going to be acute intermittent porphyria.

Now, this is the one you hear that has red urine or pink urine, abdominal pain.

You can get neurologic issues, random paresthesias, seizures.

you can get psychiatric disturbances such as depression.

Shows up on a 2CK psych form, actually, where they give you acute intermittent porphyria with severe depression.

And then if you look it up, it's like, oh, it can be associated with depression.

That's random, okay? And this can also be an autosomal dominant condition.