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Coagulation Flashcards

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Pattern; impaired plt to plt

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Glanzmann’s

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Pattern: impaired GP11b/IIIa glycoprotein

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Glanzmann

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Pattern: impaired GP1b, V, IX

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Bernard Soulier Syndrome

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Pattern: impaired plt-vwf

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Bernard Soulier syndrome

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Pattern: mild to severe bleeding of mucosa, GI, epistaxis, normal PT/PTT, delayed bleeding time, normal plts and morphology

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Glanzmann

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Pattern: Prolonged bleeding time, severe mucosal bleeding, giant platelets

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Bernard Soulier Syndrome

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Rx for Glanzman and Bernard-Soulier syndrome

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platelet transfusion, aminocaproic acid, rFVIIA

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What questions should you ask if thrombocytopenia seen in neonate?

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Ask maternal history, dysmorphic features such as skeletal defects, hemangiomas, IUGR, blueberry muffin

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What are some acquired platelet causes?

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Uremia that strips glycoproteins, cardiopulmonary bypass, ECMA, aspirin (irreversible), NSAIDS (transient), ethanol, clopidogrel, ticlopidine

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Name four quantitative congenital platelet abnormalities leading to small platelets.

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  1. Bone marrow failure, Fanconi anemia, pancytopenia
  2. TAR
  3. Congenital amegakaryocytic thrombocytopenia
  4. Wiskott-Aldrich
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What is the difference in presentation of neonatal-allo-immune ITP and Maternal ITP?

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Absent or present of maternal thrombocytopenia (chronic ITP, SLE history)

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Rx for neonatal-allo-immune ITM versus maternal ITP?

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1) Maternal platelets, PLA- platelets, IVIg

2) steroids and/or IVIg given to mother, prenatal or to baby post-natal

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Besides ITP what other causes of thrombocytopenia in newborn

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congenital marrow failure disorders, DIC, sepsis, viral infection (CMV, EBV, rubella)

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Pattern: isolated thrombocytopenia, peak age 2-4 yrs, post-infectious, self-limited, petechiae, purpura, epitaxis, gingival bleeding

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acute ITP

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When does acute ITP become chronic

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6 months

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Pattern: mild to moderate bleeding, mucocutaneous bleeding, ecchymosis, menorrhagia, post-surgical bleeding (s/p tonsillectomy, dental extraction)

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vWD

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Name three types of vWD, inheritance pattern, and what the problem is

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1) AD, not enough vWF, 80%
2) AD, doesn’t work, 20%
3) AR, absent, rare

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Name causes of quantitative acquired platelet disorders

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  1. Destruction
  2. ITP
  3. auto-immune disease (SLE, immunodeficiency, AIDS)
  4. Drug-induced (HIT, quinidine)
  5. Neonatal
  6. Hypersplenism
  7. IV trapping, DIC, Kasabach Merritt, HUS
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Pattern: mucocutaneous bleeding and family history, PT nml, PTT nml to prolonged, bleeding time prolonged, vWF antigen absent to decreased, ristocetin cofactor assay decreased, factor VIII nml to decreased

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vWD

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Rx for vWD: mild to moderate and severe

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mild to moderate: DDAVP for type 2, aminocapric acid inhibits fibrinolysis
severe: replacement with factor VIII, vWF concentrate or cryo fibrinogen, FVIII and vWF

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What is the major side effect of DDAVP

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hyponatremia

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What are three drugs that interfere with Vit K

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warfarin, INH, phenobarbital

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Pattern: catastrophic bleeding at birth

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maternal ingestion of Vit K antag

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Pattern: purpura, oozing from umbilical cord, circumcision bleeding, GI, hematuria within 1 wk

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failure to administer K at birth

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Pattern: purpura, oozing from umbilical cord, circumcision bleeding, GI, hematuria within 1 to 3 months

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Vit K deficiency from breastfeeding

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Hemophilia A from deficiency of which factor

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VIII

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Hemophila B from deficiency of which factor

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IX

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Pattern: PT normal, PTT prolonged, deep soft tissue/joint bleeds

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hemophilia A or B

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Pattern: myocardial infarction, stroke, DVT, miscarriages

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hypercoagulable state

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30
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What labs to get for hypercoaguable workup

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PT, PTT, INR, protein C/S, factor V leiden/activated protein C, MTHFR mutation, prothrombin mutation, DRVVT, ANTIII

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Protein C is similar to which molecules

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All serine protease, similar to Vit K dependent factors

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Protein S function

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cofactor for protein C

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Pattern: neonatal pupura fulmins

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homozygous protein c/s deficiency

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34
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Pattern: risk of VTE

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heterozygous protein c/s deficiency

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35
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Pattern: warfarin skin necrosis

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acquired protein c/s deficiency

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Pattern: sudden, massive microthrombosis, skin, necrosis, DIC

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neonatal purpura fulminans, think of homozygous protein c/s deficiency, consider sepsis

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Rx for neonatal purpura fulminans

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FFP, heparin, then long term warfarin

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Long term complication of VitK deficiency

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chornic hemarthrosis leading to joint destruction, infections comlications (HIV, hepatitis A, V, C, parvovirus), muscle hematomas causing contractures and atrophy

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Pattern: heparin fails to anticoagulate

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low ATIII

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Pattern: recurrent severe VTE, fmhx thrombosis (PTT does change), DIC, liver dysfunction, nephrotic syndrome, IBD, L-asparaginase

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ATIII deficiency

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Pattern: late onset thrombosis

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factor V Leiden

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42
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function of mutation in Factor V Leiden

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prevents protein C from cleaving it

43
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Pattern: VTE, hx of DVT, increased prothrombin concentration

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prothrombin gene mutation

44
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Pattern: increased risk of arterial and VTE, increased homocysteine which causes vascular damage

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hyperhomocysteinemia

45
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Pattern: increased PTT, doesn’t cause bleeding instead recurrent VTE, stroke, recurrent pregnancy loss

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antiphospholipid syndrome

46
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What are some acquired thrombotic states?

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nephrotic, IBD, malignancy, HIT

47
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Pattern: relative or absolute thrombocytopenia, heparin exposure >5 days, serotonin release assay positive, heparin associated antibody positive

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HIT

48
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Pattern: similar to ITP. increasing pallor, normochromic normocytic anemia with low retic count, normal WBC and platelets, in todders with antecedent infection

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transient erythroblastopenia of childhood

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Pattern: infant, macrocytic anemia, short stature, upper limb abnormalities, non-megaloblastic anemia

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Diamond Blackfan Anemia

50
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Rx for Diamond Blackfan Anemia

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steroids

51
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Pattern: Child, has non-meg anemia, short stature, upper limb abnormalities, leukemia in 15%, progression to severe aplastic anemia

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Fanconi’s

52
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Pattern: recurrent skin infection, photosensitivity, muscle weakness, ataxia, sensory loss, nystagmus

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Chediak Higashi Syndrome

53
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Giant neutrophil granules

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Chediak Higashi Syndrome

54
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Pattern: oculocutaneous albinism, defects in monocytes, lymphocytes, NK cells, CN and peripheral neuropathies

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Chediak Higashi Sydrome

55
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Pattern: early diagnosis, severe infection with Staph, E. coli, pseudomonas, diagnostic bone marrow shows developmental arrest, no mature neutrophils

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Kostmann’s

56
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Pattern: 8 to 11 month old, increased minor but not serious infections, just neutropenia

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nothing abnormal except neutropenia

57
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Pattern: c. perfringens, recurrent episodes of fever, mouth ulcers and furunculosis, oscillation of ANC every 9 to 21 days

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Cyclic neutropenia

58
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How must you work up cyclic neutropenias?

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CBCs 2x/week over at least 3 weeks

59
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Folate or B12?

Hypersegmented polys

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Both

60
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Folate or B12?

Poor diet, preb, chronic hemolysis

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Folate

61
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Folate or B12?

Ileal resection

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B12

62
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Folate or B12?

Diphyllobothrium latum infection

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B12

63
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Folate or B12?

Breast fed/vegetarian

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B12

64
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Alpha or beta thal?

Blacks, SE Asian

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alpha

65
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Alpha or beta thal?

Mediterranean

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beta

66
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Alpha or beta thal?

onset newborn

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alpha

67
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Alpha or beta thal?

after 6 months

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beta

68
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Alpha or beta thal?

jaundice

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alpha

69
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Alpha or beta thal?

hepatosplenomegaly

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beta

70
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Alpha or beta thal?

HbH, HbBarts

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alpha

71
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Alpha or beta thal?

HbA2 or HbF

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beta

72
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Alpha or beta thal?

Hydrops fetalis

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alpha

73
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Alpha or beta thal?

Hair on ends on Xray

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beta

74
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Alpha or beta thal?

Milder form characteried more by ineffective erthyropoiesis than hemolytic anemia

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beta

75
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Alpha or beta thal?

Severity is proportional to dose of defective gene

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beta

76
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Alpha or beta thal?

HbH is present

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alpha

77
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Alpha or beta thal?

Elevations in HbA2 and HbF

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beta

78
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Alpha or beta thal?

Errors in globin

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beta

79
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Absorption site Fe

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duodenum

80
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Absorption site B12

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terminal ileum

81
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Absorption site folate

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proximal jejunum

82
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Iron deficiency or lead toxicity

Hypochromic/microcytic anemia

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both

83
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Iron deficiency or lead toxicity

Acute encephalopathy

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lead

84
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Iron deficiency or lead toxicity

elevated Free Erythrocyte Protoporphyrin (FEP)

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both

85
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Iron deficiency or lead toxicity

common in children of low income families

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both

86
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

IgG mediated

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extra

87
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

IgM mediated

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intra

88
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

macrophages digest

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extra

89
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

complement lysis

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intra

90
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

increased indirect bili

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extra

91
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

spherocytosis

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extra

92
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

hemoglobinuria and emia

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intra

93
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

schistocytes

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intra

94
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

Hereditary spherocytosis

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extra

95
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Extravascular or intravascular hemolysis?

G6PD, HUS, Kassabach-Merritt

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intra

96
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

infants

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DBA

97
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

Children

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Fanconi

98
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

short stature, tri-phalangeal thumbs, renal cardiac

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DBA

99
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

short stature, upper limb abnormality, pigmentation changes

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FA

100
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

Increased HbF

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both

101
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

rarely see leukemia

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DBA

102
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

SAA, leukemia

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FA

103
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Diamond blackfan anemia or Fanconi anemia?

Steroid and BMT

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both

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