Anemia Flashcards

1
Q

Binds iron in the plasma and this is used for erythropoiesis

A

Transferrin

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2
Q

Triggers release of iron from storage sites while high levels prevent iron release

A

Low level of hepcidin

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3
Q

Elemental iron per tab is 65mg

A

Ferrous sulfate, hydrated 325mg

ferrous sulfate dessicated
200mg

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4
Q

Elemental iron preparation of ferrous gluconate

A

36mg

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5
Q

How many mg of elemental iron per day for rapid correction

A

200-400mg

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6
Q

Common side effects of oral iron

A
GI upset
Constipation
Diarrhea
Nausea
Blackish stool
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7
Q

When do you give parenteral iron

A

Intolerance of side effect
Malabsorption and inflammatory bowel disease
Severe chronic anemia

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8
Q

Adverse effects of iron dextran

A
Headache
Fever
Joint pains
Nausea vomiting
Back pain
Flushing and urticaria
Bronchospasm
Anaphylaxis
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9
Q

Major dietary and storage form of folate

A

N methyltetrahydrofolate

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10
Q

What is increased as a marker for vitamin b12 deficiency

A

Serum homocysteine

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11
Q

Daily absorption of folic acid

A

50-200 mcg

300-400 pregnant women

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12
Q

Clinical use of folic acid

A

Megaloblastic anemia

Treatment methotrexate, trimethoprim and pyromethamine

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13
Q

Hgb levels for EPO therapy

A

Less than 10 g/dl

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14
Q

Toxicity of epo

A

Hypetension
Thromboembolic events with more than 11 hgb
Transient influenza like symptoms

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15
Q

Binds to specific progenitor of myeloid

A

Lenograstim

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16
Q

Recombinant G-CS

A

Filgrastim

17
Q

Recombinant GM CSF

A

Sagramostim

18
Q

Toxicity seen in pegfilgastrim

A

Bone pain

19
Q

Binds to specific cell surface cytokine

Megakaryocyte stimulation

A

IL11

Oprelvekin