blood pathology Flashcards

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blood film in hyposplenism

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target cell, howell-jolley

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2
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what disease can cause hyposplenism

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coeliac

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3
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blood film iron def anaemia

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target cells, pencil poikilocytes

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4
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blood film myelofibrosis

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tear drop poikolicytes

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5
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blood film intravascular haemolysis

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shistocutes

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6
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blood film megaloblastic anaemia

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hypersegmented neuts

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7
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what conditions can show target cells

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sickle cell // thalassaemia // iron def // hyposplenism // liver disease

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8
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what are spherocytes assoc with

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hereditary spherocytosis // autoimmune haemolytic anaemia

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9
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what is basophilic stippling assoc with

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lead // thalassaemia // siderblastic // myelodysplasia

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10
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what are heinz bodies assoc wit

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G6PD // alpha thalassaemia

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11
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what are shistocytes assoc with

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intravascular haemolysis // mechanical heart valve // DIC

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12
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what does haptoglobin do

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bind to free iron

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13
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what does low haptoglobin indicate

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intravascular haemolysis

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14
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what conditions increase MCHC

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herediatary spherocytes // autoimmine haemolytic anaemia

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15
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what conditions decrease MCHC

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microcytic anaemia eg iron def

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16
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what genetic mutation is seen commonly in CML

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t9:22 (philidelphia)

17
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genetic mutation AML

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genetic mutation Burkitt

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genetical mutation mantle lymphoma

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genetic mutation follicular lymphoma

21
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what cancers is assoc with EBV

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hodkhins, burkitts, nasopharyngeal

22
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what cancer is H pylori assoc with

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gastric MALT lymphoma

23
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what condition is HTLV1 assoc with

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T cell leukaemia/ lymphoma

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what cancer is malaria assoc with

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what is neutropaenia
low neutrophils <1.5
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vital causes neutropenia
HIV, EBV, hepatitis
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drugs that cause neutropenia
cytotoxic, carbimazole, clozapine
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conditions that cause neutropenia
haem malignancy // SLE // rheumatoid // sepsis // haemolysis
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what can neutropenia cause
severe sepsis
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causes normocytic anaemia (5)
CKD // chronic disease // aplastic // haemolytic // blood loss
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what is methaemoglobinaemia
hb that has been oxidised to Fe3 which cannot bind to oxygen
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what does methaemoglobinaemia do to oxygen curve
shifts to the left (less O2 to tissue)
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causes methaemoglobinaemia
Hb chains eg HbM, HbH // NADH reducatse def // med // aniline dyes
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what meds cause methaemoglobinaemia
sulphonamides (eg sulfalazine), nitrates, dapsone
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features methaemoglobinaemia
chocolate cyanosis // SOB, anxiety, headache // acidosis, arrhythmia, seiure // normal pO2 but decreased O2 sats
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mx methaemoglobinaemia
NADH methaemoglobinaemia def = ascorbic acid // drug cause = IV methylionium chloride
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what disease is wiskott-aldrich
pirmary immunodef ---> B + T cell dysfunction
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inheritance wiskott-aldrich
X linked (WASP gene)
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symptoms wiskott-aldrich
recurrent bacterial infections // eczema // thrombocytopenia // low IgM