Blood Disorders Flashcards
__ is condition in which the blood cannot adequately oxygenate the tissues
anemia
Pernicious anemia is due to deficiency in __
vitamin B12 b/c lack of intrinsic factor which is needed to absorb the B12 in the GI
in pernicious anemia the cells are:
a. macrocytic/microcytic/normocytic
b. hyperchromic, normochromic, hypochromic
a. macrocytic (larger) = megaloblastic anemia
b. hyperchromic (increase hemoglobin concentration)
notice that everything is larger (the cell size, the hemoglobin concentration)
Schilling test is used to detect if body?
absorbs Vit. B12 adequately. used to detect pernicious anemia
folate and vitamin B12 is needed for __ synthesis
DNA
iron is needed for __ synthesis
hemoglobin
___ anemia is the result of inadequate production of RBC’s due to inhibition/destruction of red bone marrow. can be caused by radiation, toxins, medications
aplastic
stomatitis and atrophic glossitis are common in which type of anemia
prenicious
in drug induced aplastic anemia the RBC appear
a. macrocytic/microcytic/normocytic
b. hyperchromic, normochromic, hypochromic
a. normocytic (normal sized)
b. normochromic
thrombus formation caused by 3 abnormalities called Virchow’s Triad
endothelial injury
stasis or turbulent blood flow
hypercoagulability
- venous thrombi occur at sites of
2. arterial or cardiac thrombi begin at sites of
- stasis
2. turbulence or endothelial injury
____ thrombi tend to grow retrograde from the point of attachment.
while __ thrombi extend in the direction of blood flow
- arterial
- venous
therefore both propagate towards the direction of the heart!!!!!
most venous thrombi occur in the
legs
deep vein thrombosis (DVT) can cause local pain and edema. it is dangerous bc
a piece of clot can fly thru the venous circulation and lodge in lungs = pulmonary infarction
superficial venous thrombi ___ embolize
rarely
Hyperaemia or hyperemia is the___
increase of blood flow to different tissues in the body. aka congestion
2 types of congestion (hyperemia):
- active congestion (active hyperemia) = results from
- passive congestion (active hyperemia) = results from
- localized arteriolar dilation (inflammation, blushing)
2. obstructive venous return or increased back pressure form congestive heart failure
two forms of passive congestion: acute and chronic.
1. __ occurs in __ or __sided heart failure
1 acute, shock, right
passive congestion: chronic
- chronic: of the ___ caused by Left sided heart failure
- of the ___ caused by Right sided heart failure
lung = left sided heart failure liver = right sided heart failure
think about it: if the left side of the heart fails (blood backs up to the lungs because blood from the lungs goes to the left side of the heart)
if the right side of my heart fails, blood backs up in liver (because blood from liver goes to the right side of the heart)
If hypertension is NOT DIAGNOSED and treated w antihypertensive drugs: the individual can
wear out, blow out, or run out. explain this
wear out = heart (cardiac failure)
blow out = brain (cerebrovascular incident)
run out = kidneys (renal failure)
Claudication,
literally ‘limping’ (Latin), is a medical term usually referring to impairment in walking, or pain, discomfort or tiredness in the legs that occurs during walking and is relieved by
edema of extremities caused by R/L sided heart failure
Right (think if the right side of heart stops working, the blood backs up in the body causing edema) pushes blood out of capillaries
dyspnea on exertion caused by R/L sided heart failure
left sided, (think about it- If you start working out, exertion increases = increases pressure on the LEFT HEART to pump blood out to body)
Nocturia
also called nycturia = “the complaint that the individual has to wake at night one or more times for voiding