Blood Disorders Flashcards

1
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Inheritance of Sickle Cell Anemia

A

AR

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2
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Most common point mutation in Sickle Cell Anemia

A

Glu6Val

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3
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3 features of Sickle Cell Anemia

A

Anemia, painful abdominal/bone crises, predisposed to fever/infection

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4
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Long term treatment of sickle cell anemia

A

Blood transfusions, surgeries

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5
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Sickle Cell Carrier Hb Electrophoresis

A

MCV <80, presence of abnormal Hb (S,C,E)

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6
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Inheritance of Beta Thal

A

AR

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7
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What age does Beta Thal come to attention

A

6-12 months

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8
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What clinical features do infants with beta thal have?

A

Pallor, jaundice, irritability, FF, HSM

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9
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What clinical features to adults with beta thal have?

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Severe anemia (Heinz bodies), BM hypoplasia, splenomegaly, growth retardation, cardiac failure

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10
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Beta thal (major) carrier Hb Electrophoresis

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MCV <80, Increased HbA2 (>3/5%), possible increased Hb F (>2%)

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11
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Treatment for beta thal

A

Routine transfusions with secondary chelation therapy

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12
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Inheritance of alpha thal

A

Complex (depends on number of working copies)

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13
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Clinical features of HbH

A

Anemia, HSM, jaundice, overgrowth of upper jaw and prominent forehead

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14
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Clinical features of Hb Barts

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Hydrops, severe anemia, HSM, CHD, GU anomalies

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15
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Treatment for HbH disease

A

Intrauterine blood transfusion (and continue after birth)

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16
Q

Inheritance of Hemophilia

A

XLR

17
Q

What factor is deficient in Hemophilia A

A

F8

18
Q

What factor is deficient in Hemophilia B

A

F9

19
Q

Clinical features of hemophilia

A

Easy bruising, hemorrhage, epistaxis, hematuria, bleeding into joints

20
Q

How should you start molecular testing for hemophilia A

A

Mutation analysis for inv in intron 22 and inv in intron 1

21
Q

How should you start molecular testing for hemophilia B

A

Sequencing entire gene

22
Q

Treatment for Hemophilia

A

Routine administration of factor concentrate

23
Q

Complications of treatment for hemophilia

A

Hemophilic inhibitors, contaminated concentrates, complications of venous access devices

24
Q

Inheritance of type 1 VWD

A

AD

25
Q

Inheritance of type 2N and type 3 VWD

A

AR

26
Q

Clinical features of VWD

A

Bruising, muco-cutaneous bleeding, prolonged bleeding after surgery, menorrhagia, no joint bleeding

27
Q

Most common treatment for VWD

A

DDAVP