Anemia Flashcards

1
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Anemia w/ increased haptoglobin & indirect bilirubin + history of trauma

A

hemolytic anemia

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2
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AR mut causing Val –>glut resutling in a Bglobin mutation Dx? Tx?

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Sickle Cell Anemia, tx w/ folate + Fe to support RBCs

Or HYDROXYUREA

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3
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Tx of SS Crisis

A

IVF, O2, Anaglesia + EXCHANGE transfusion

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4
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XLR, Bite Cells, Heinz Bodies

A

G6PD def

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5
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AD mutation in spectrin , snkyrin cauing spherocytes

Dx? best test to Dx? Tx?

A

Hereditary spherocytosis, best test is osmotic fragility test

Tx w/ folate 4 support or splectomy if bad

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mut GPI anchor, morning hematuria. Dx? Tx?

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Paraoxymal Nocturnal Hematuria

Tx w/ anti-ab drug = Eculizmab

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7
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Microcytic Anemias

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TAILS: thalassemia, Anemia of Chronic Dx, Iron def, Lead pois, Siderblastic

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Thalassemia
Mut?
dx?
tx?

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microcytic anemia due to mutation in HEMOGLOBIN causing target cells, normal Fe studies
Dx: hemoglobin electrophoresis
tx: if minor = nothin, if major = transfuse*

**watch for Fe overload! tx w/deferoxamine

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Anemia of Chronic Dz

Labs? tx?

A

long standing inflammation causes body to store away Fe
decreased TIBC, increased Ferritin, decreased Fe

Tx: EPO + stop dz

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Iron Def Anemia

Labs? Tx?

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slow bleeds(polyps, hemorroids, cancer, menorrhaga)
Labs: increased TIBC, Dec Ferritin, dec iron

*takes 6 wees to replace serum Fe & 6 m to replace stores

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Siderblastic Anemia
Mut?
dx?
tx?

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  1. acquired fucked up heme(lead, etoh, isoniazid, B6 def, AML) or 2. mutation in XL ALAS

Labs: normal Fe, Norm TIBC, incrase Fe
Tx: give B6(isoniazid) & BM Bx for cancer

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12
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Folate def

how long before you see this?

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3-6 wks, see in ppl who dont eat green leafy veggies or alcoholics
labs: increase in homocystine

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13
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B12 def

how long before you see this? labs?

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3-10 yrs

increased methamalonic acid & homocystine

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Old person w/lytic lesions, hypercalcemia, & non-tramatic fractures

Dx? how to dx? Tx?

A

Multiple Myeloma
Dx: Hgb w/Spep+ Mspike & +Upep
Tx: Melphalan + prenisone or Thalidomide or Bortezomib
if <70 + donor = transplant

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15
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+Spep but no other symptoms

dx? tx?

A

Monoclonal Gammopathy of Uncertin shit, jsut watch! may progress to MM

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old person w/peripheral neuropathy, hyperviscosity +Spep

dx? tx?

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Waldenstrom’s Macroglobulinemia = plasmacells make IgM(pentamer) = causing hypervisc

Tx: rituximab

17
Q

ITP vs TTP

Tx for both?

A

Both: decreased platelets,+schistocytes
**FAT RN: Fever, Anemia, thrombocytopenia, Renal Failure, Neuro sx
TTP: Hyaline clots due to ADAMS13 mutation(VWF protease)
ITP: idiopathic

Tx: IV Ig if ITP & Exchange Transfusion for TTP