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Anemias GK Flashcards

1
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2 types of microcytic anemia

A

iron def

thalassemias

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causes of microcytic anemia

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mestrual bleeding

GI blood loss

decreased Fe absorption (celiac, H pylori)

increased Fe requirement (preggo)

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3
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main sx of microcytic anemia

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PICA

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4
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dx of microcytic anemia caused by Fe deficiency

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MCV <80

Dec. MC.MCHC (hypocrhomic)

Increased RDW

Decreased Ferritin & serum Fe

Increased TIBC

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5
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bone marrow bx shows what in iron def anemia

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absence of Fe stores (TF)

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6
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iron def anemia tx

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ferrous sulfate until anemia corrected

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7
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how long do you continue ferrous sulfate post iron def anemia correction?

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3-6 mos

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what do you use Blood TF for in IDA? (iron def. anemia)

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only use to replace Hgb

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9
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1 deletion of alpha in Thal

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silent

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10
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2 alpha deletions Thalassemia

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mild microcytic

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3 alpha deletions Thal

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hemolytic anemia (HgbH dz)

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12
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4 alpha deletions Thal

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hydrops fetalis

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13
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minor Beta Thal CPx

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asx

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14
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major (cooley’s anemia) = severe dysfunction of both B globin chains

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fatal

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15
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Dx of Thalasseia

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Low MCV & MCH

Nml RDW

Inc. Ferritin

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16
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peripheral smear of Thal

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target cells

nucleated RBC

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17
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what detects type of hemoglobin in Thal?

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hemoglobin electrophoresis

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18
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Thal tx

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Blood transfusion is severe: iron chelation

DO NOT GIVE FE SUPP.

folic acid

splencectomy

Hematopoietic cell transplatation

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19
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macrocytic anemia is separated into what 2 categories

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megaloblastic

non-megaloblastic

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20
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megaloblastic anemias

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B12 def

folate def

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21
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avg daily requirement of folate in regular women vs pregnant women

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regular: 200
preggo: 400-800

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22
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absorption of folate vs B12

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folate: jejeunum

B12: ileum

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23
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are there neuro abnormalities in folate def?

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NO

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24
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folate def anemia during pregnancy can cause what

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neural tube defects

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25
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daily requirement of B12

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1-2ug

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26
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causes of B12 def anemia

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partial/complete gastrectomy

ileal dz or resection

bacterial overgrowth or intestinal parasites

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27
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pernicious anemia can lead to what?

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atrophic gastritis which increases the risk of gastric CA

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28
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CPx of B12 anemia

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NEURO:

  • decreased vibratory/position sense
  • ataxia
  • paresthesias
  • confusion/dementia
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29
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pathology of pernicious anemia

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immune mediated

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30
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how can you get false MCV >100?

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increased RBCs or RBC clumping mimicking larger RBCs

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31
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folate def labs

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serum folate level <150

Inc. Homocysteine

normal methylmalonic acid

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32
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B12 def/pernicious anemia labs

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leukopenia, thrombocytopenia

dec. B12

increased homocysteine & methylmalonic acid

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33
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Peripheral smear of both Folate def & B12 def anemia

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hypersegmented neutrophils >5 nuclear lobes

macroovalocytes

34
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test for pernicious anemia

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positive schilling test

a-bodies to IF

35
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folate def tx

A

replace: 5mg in pts with malabsorption

36
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what do you want to rule out with folate def anemia?

A

B12 def

37
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pernicious anemia tx

A

parenteral vit B12:

1000mg IM daily for 1 wk

wkly injections for 1 month

monthly injections for life

38
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B12 def tex

A

PO replacement

39
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why shouldnt you treat B12 def with folic acid alone?

A

can mask progressive worsening of Pernicious anemia that can cause neuro damage

40
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classifications of hemolytic anemia

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acute vs chronic

acquired or inherited

41
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types of intravascular hemolytic anemias

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macroangiopathic (prosthetic heart valve)

G6PD def

paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinemia

42
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CPx of hemolytic anemia in general

A

pallor

SOB

jaundice

gallstones (billirubin stones)

43
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G6PD def anemia cause

A

x-llinked

oxidative drugs/infections

44
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G6pd Cpx

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episodic hemolysis = healthy, no splenomegaly

45
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G6PD labs

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Increased reticulocytes

Increased indirect Bilirubin

Dec. G6PD levels

46
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G6PD Peripheral smear

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bite cells & heinz bodies

47
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G6PD tx

A

episodes = self limited

avoid oxidative drugs

48
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hereditary spherocytosis

A

aut DOMINANT

49
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hereditary Spherocytosis CPx

A

asx

mild jaundice

scleral icterus

splenomegaly

50
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what happens in chronic hemolysis due to H. spherocytosis?

A

creates need for increased folaye

if intake is not adequate –> megaloblastic anemia develops (folate def)

51
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dx for H. Spherocytosis

A

osmotic fragility test: RBS increases hemolysis on exposrure to hypotonic sfluids

52
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H. Spherocytosis tx

A

splenectomy

give pneumovax in adulthood

53
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CPx sickle cell

A

develops in childhood: 4-6 mos

delayed growth & development

increased infections

54
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what 4 things worsen sickle cell sx?

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  1. dehydration
  2. hypoxia
  3. intense exercise
  4. high altitude
55
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chronic hemolysis in sickle cell can result in what emergency

A

aplastic crisis: sudden drop in Hb & bilirubin rises

56
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vaso-occlusive ischemic tissue injury results in what emergency (seen in Sickle cell)

A

pain crisis: MC featue of this dz

57
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sickle cell pain crisis tx

A

analgesics & fluids

58
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what consists of a pain crisis in sick cell?

A

osteonecrosis of femoral and humeral heads (bone infarcts)

CVA, MI

splenic infarcts: functional asplenism

leg ulcers

59
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sickle cell dz labs

A

Hgb: 5-11

normochromic, normocytic

increased reticulocytes

60
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best test to confirm sickle cell

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Hgb electrophoresis reveals Hbs

61
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peripheral smear of sickle cell

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sickled RBCs, nucleated RBCs, target cells, howell-Jolly bodies

thrombocytosis

62
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Peripheral smear of Autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA)

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polychromasia, spherocytosis, nucleated RBCs

63
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autoimmune hemolytic anemia lab test

A

positive direct coombs test

64
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sickle cell tx

A

RBC tranfusions

pneumovax & folate supp

HYDROXY UREA (chemo) for painful crises

BM transplant

65
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what helps with hemolysis in general?

A

Corticosteroids

66
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describe anemia of chronic dz

A

normocytic, normochromic

Can be microcytic as well

67
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anemia of chronic dz labs

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normla MCV

normal or Increased Ferritin

Dec. Iron & TIBC IF inflammation

DX OF EXCLUSION

68
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what may benefit anemia of chronic dz?

A

EPO

69
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causes of sideroblastic anemia

A

MDS

chronic alcoholism

lead poisoning

meds

chronic infections or inflammation

malignancy

70
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sideroblastic anemia labs

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low/nml/high MCV

moderate anemia: Hct = 20-50%

nml or increased Ferritin

aniso & poikilo

systemic Fe overload

71
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siderblastic anemia dx

A

BM biopsy

72
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WHat does the BM biopsy for sideroblastic anemia show?

A

erythroid hyperplasia

rringed sideroblasts

blue stained iron

stippled RBCs

73
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sideroblastic anemia tx

A

Fe overload: phlebotomy, chelation

Pyroxiden Vit B6 for congenital

74
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causes of aplastic anemia

A

drugs

viral

ionizing radiation

75
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CPx of aplastic anemia

A

weakness

infections

bleeding

76
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aplastic anemia labs

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pancytopenia: thrombocytopenia, anemia, leukopenia

77
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dx test for aplastic anemia

A

BM bx

78
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what does BM bx for aplastic anemia show?

A

normoblasts

granulocytes

megakaryocytes

79
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aplastic anemia tx

A

BM transplant

80
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