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3.1 Flashcards

1
Q

increased rate of
destruction/lysis of RBCs, shortening their life span

A

HEMOLYSIS/ HEMOLYTIC DISORDER

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2
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What condition reduced tissue oxygenation

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HEMOLYSIS/ HEMOLYTIC DISORDER

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3
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what condition increased erythropoietin production

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HEMOLYSIS/ HEMOLYTIC DISORDER

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4
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What anemia when the rate of RBC destruction EXCEEDS the
increased rate of RBC production

A

HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA

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5
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What classification of hemolytic anemia is Rapid onset/ sudden, episodic, paroxysmal.

A

Acute

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6
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what classification hemolytic anemia is Hemolysis either disappears or subsides between periods

A

acute

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7
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what classification of hemolytic anemia Patient’s condition may return to normal

A

Acute

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8
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What classification of hemolytic anemia is Paroxysmal Cold Hemoglobinuria

A

acute

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9
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What classification of hemolytic anemia is Hemolytic transfusion reaction

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acute

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10
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RBC life span is chronically shortened. Gradual decrease in RBCs.

A

chronic

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11
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Bone marrow compensates. Anemia is evident when BM cannot
generate cells fast enough.

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chronic

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12
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what classification of hemolytic anemia is G6PD?

A

chronic and Intrinsic and inherited

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13
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what classification of hemolytic anemia is Chemicals/Drugs/infectious agents

A

chronic and acquired

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14
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what classification of hemolytic anemia is Thalassemia major

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chronic

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15
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What hemolytic anemia is due to a defect within the rbc and usually inherited

A

intrinsic

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16
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classification of hemolytic anemia of Hereditary spherocytosis

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intrinsic and inherited

17
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classification of hemolytic anemia of PK deficiency

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intrinsic

18
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classification of hemolytic anemia of sickle cell disease

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intrinsic and inherited

19
Q

Hemolysis is caused by a source outside the RBC and Usually acquired.

A

extrinsic

20
Q

Hemolytic anemia that causes may be immunohemolytic, traumatic, microangiopathic, or
infectious/chemical agents

A

extrinsic

21
Q

Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria is an acquired disorder with intrinsic defect. What hemolytic classification is this?

A

extrinsic

22
Q

Prosthetic heart valve

A

extrinsic and acquired and INtravascular fragmentation

23
Q

malarial infection

A

extrinsic and acquired

24
Q

May be a result of abnormalities in enzymes, hemoglobin
synthesis, membrane defects or defective genes passed on by
parents to offspring.

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inherited

25
Q

Thalassemia

A

INHERITED

26
Q

Individuals who previously had a normal red blood cell system WHAT HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA?

A

ACQUIRED

27
Q

Some types of ________ hemolytic anemia may be temporary or life
long ( chronic).

A

acquired

28
Q

Lysis is inside the blood vessel/ within the blood stream

A

INTRAVASCULAR ~ FRAGMENTATION

29
Q

Fragmentation- trauma to the RBC membrane which causes lysis

A

INTRAVASCULAR ~ FRAGMENTATION

30
Q

Microangiopathic hemolysis

A

acquired, intravascular-fragmentation

31
Q

Fragmentation- trauma to the RBC membrane which causes lysis

A

INTRAVASCULAR ~ FRAGMENTATION

32
Q

Hemolysis outside the vasculature: within the Reticuloendothelial system/
Mononuclear phagocyte system (Spleen, Liver, Lymphnodes)

A

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED

33
Q

Most pathologic hemolysis is extravascular and occurs when damaged
or abnormal rbcs are removed from circulation.

A

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED

34
Q

Hereditary Membrane defects

A

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED

35
Q

Splenomegaly

A

EXTRAVASCULAR ~ MACROPHAGE MEDIATED

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