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Chapter 47: The Child with a Hematologic Alteration Flashcards

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characterized by uncontrolled formation and deposition of fibrin thrombi

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disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)

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manifestations may include excessive bleeding from injury, petechiae, and blood oozing from minor procedure sites

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disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)

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treatment for iron deficiency anemia involves ___________

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replacing iron

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acute sequestration crisis can result in these two complications

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acute anemia
respiratory failure

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thalassemia major presents in children who inherit (1,2) copy/copies of the gene mutation

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patients with moderate to severe hemophilia are at risk for bleeding in the _________

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joints

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treatment for painful episodes of a vasoocclusive crisis includes oral or IV __________ such as ___________ and/or _________, oral/IV ____________, aggressive ____________________ use, consistent pain ________________, and ______________ pain management

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analgesics, morphine, NSAIDs, hydration, incentive spirometry, assessment, nonpharmacologic

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thalassemia minor presents in children who inherit (1,2) copy/copies of the gene mutation

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three causes of iron deficiency anemia in children

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  1. decreased iron intake
  2. increased iron/blood loss
  3. periods of increased growth
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complex process that results in simultaneous bleeding and clotting

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disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)

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treatment for thalassemia focuses on three main aspects

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RBC transfusions, chelation therapy, splenectomy

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most common form of anemia in children

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iron deficiency anemia

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this condition is caused by a genetic abnormality in hemoglobin synthesis, where there is a reduction or absence of one of the chains of normal hemoglobin

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thalassemia

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iron deficiency anemia has been linked to consumption of ___________, particularly before 12 months of age

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cows’ milk

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characterized by underproduction of a carrier protein for factor VIII

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von Willebrand disease

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another name for thalassemia major

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Cooley anemia

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two age groups that have the most rapid growth and therefore increase risk of iron deficiency anemia

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infants, adolescents

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diagnosis of thalassemia is made based on this lab work (4)

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CBC, reticulocyte count, serum iron, TIBC

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dactylitis (hand-and-foot syndrome) in vasoocclusive crisis occurs in children aged _________ to _________ and is characterized by ________________________

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6 months, 4 years
swelling of hands or feet, pain, warmth in affected area

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diagnosis of iron deficiency anemia involves these four lab tests

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CBC, serum ferritin, serum iron, TIBC

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this bleeding disorder can cause septic shock and multiorgan failure

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disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)

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hemophilia C lacks factor ____

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XI

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the dietary supplement ____________ helps blood cells form appropriately in patients with sickle cell disease

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folic acid

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treatment for acute chest syndrome with vasoocclusive crisis involves IV ___________ at ______ times maintenance, ___________, ___________, _____ transfusion, and ___________.

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hydration, 1-1.5, antibiotics, oxygen, RBC, analgesics

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acute sequestration crisis is characterized by blood volume pooling in ________, causing enlargement, and life-threatening _____________

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spleen, hypovolemic shock

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hemophilia B lacks factor ____

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IX

27
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treatment of aplastic crisis involves these two things

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  1. RBC transfusions
  2. treatment of symptoms
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painful episodes of a vasoocclusive crisis are typically characterized by pain in _______ or ________

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bones, joints

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five sources of dietary iron

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egg yolks, dark green leafy vegetables, dried fruits (apricots), beans, liver

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thalassemia is inherited in this pattern

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autosomal recessive

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acquired bleeding disorder that results in low platelet counts with an unknown cause

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immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)

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priapism with vasoocclusive crisis is characterized by

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persistent, painful erection

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hereditary blood disorder that results in an interruption in clotting cascade, where the patient lacks one of the clotting factors

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hemophilia

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acute chest syndrome in a vasoocclusive crisis is typically characterized by these four manifestations

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chest pain, fever, cough, abdominal pain

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sickle cell disease is typically found in people with these four ethnic backgrounds

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African, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Indian

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manifestations include hepatosplenomegaly, pallor, bronze or greenish-yellow skin tone, anemia, delayed growth

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beta-thalassemia

37
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five things that can precede a sickle cell crisis

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illness, dehydration, hypoxia, increased altitude, trauma

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aggressive incentive spirometry use for painful episodes during a vasoocclusive crisis means ___ breaths every __ hours while awake

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10, 2

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treatment of acute sequestration crisis includes emergency treatment to restore _____________________ with ____________ and __________ infusion, long-term ____________ therapy if recurrent, and eventual ______________ in cases of persistent recurrence

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circulating blood volume, crystalloid, colloid (blood), transfusion, splenectomy

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lab tests show these six things when iron deficiency anemia is present

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low RBCs
decreased hemoglobin
smaller RBCs
decreased serum ferritin
decreased serum iron
increased TIBC

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these two medication classes help treat pain related to sickle cell disease

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opioids (morphine)
NSAIDs

42
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hemophilia A lacks factor ____

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VIII

43
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iron deficiency anemia is most common in these three age groups

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  1. premature infants
  2. infants between 9-24 months
  3. adolescents
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to diagnose immune thrombocytopenic purpura, a ____________ is performed to rule out other causes of thrombocytopenia

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bone marrow biopsy

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patients with sickle cell may have ___________ growth and puberty and may appear _______ or ______________ due to chronic hemolytic anemia

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delayed, pale, jaundiced

46
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occurs when bone marrow ceases production of all cells

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aplastic anemia

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three characteristic facial features of beta-thalassemia

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frontal bossing (prominent and protruding forehead)
maxillary prominence
wide-set eyes with flattened nose

48
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aplastic crisis is characterized by

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profound anemia caused by diminished erythropoiesis

49
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characterized by sudden onset of petechiae and bleeding from mucus membranes

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immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)

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treatment for cerebrovascular accident with vasoocclusive crisis includes long-term ________________ therapy or _________________, possible ___________ therapy, and sometimes requires extensive _____________.

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RBC transfusion, erythrocytapheresis, chelation, rehabilitation

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this sickle-cell crisis includes these manifestations: decreased hemoglobin, acutely ill-looking child, pallor, irritability, tachycardia, impressively enlarged spleen, hypovolemic shock

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acute sequestration crisis

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sickle cell disease refers to a group of congenital disorders, which include these three

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sickled hemoglobin
chronic hemolytic anemia
ischemic tissue injury

53
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iron supplements are typically given ____ times a day and should be given ______________ to increase absorption

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3, between meals

54
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treatment for hemophilia involves these three points

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patient education to prevent injury/bleeding
infusions of missing factor
RICE therapy to treat bleeds

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treatment for priapism with vasoocclusive crisis includes ___________, ___________, avoiding ______________, and _____________ therapy if prolonged

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analgesics, hydration, hot and cold packs, transfusion

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treatment for dactylitis is ______________ and involves these three things

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self-limiting
oral analgesics, IV or oral hydration, rest

57
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treatment of disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)

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give platelets and anticoagulants at same time

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typical hemoglobin goal for patients with thalassemia

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Sources of __________ such as _______ impede absorption of iron

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calcium, milk

60
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manifestations include general pallor, pale mucous membranes and conjunctiva, tachycardia, tachypnea, lethargy, increased fatigue, and irritability

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iron deficiency anemia

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