Data Interpretation Flashcards

1
Q

What are the different types of anaemia?

A

microcytic, normoytic and macrocytic

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what are common causes of microcytic anaemia

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Hb is low and MCV is low.

  1. sideroblastic anaemia
  2. sickle cell anaemia
  3. iron deficiency anaemia
  4. thalassaemia
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What are the common causes of macrocytic anaemia?

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Hb is low and MCV is high

  1. B12 deficiency/ B9 folate deficiency
  2. chronic alcohol consumption
  3. liver disease (lack of EPO protein)
  4. hypothyroidism
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what is the causes of normocytic anaemia?

A

hb is low MCV in range
1. haemolytic anaemia
2. excess blood loss
3. renal failure (lack of erythropoiesis)
4. anaemia of chronic disease

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5
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what does high neutrophils indicate

A

bacterial infection
tissue damage (inflammation/cancer)
steroids - causes them to stay in circulation longer

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6
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what does low neutrophils mean?

A
  1. viral infection
  2. chemo/radio
  3. clozapine (agranulocytosis)
  4. carbimazole (agranulocytosis and bone marrow suppression)
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7
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what does high lymphocytes mea?

A

viral infection
lymphoma
chronic lymphatic infection

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8
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Pre-renal AKI Causes?

A

think trunk
- hypovolaemia
- hyperthermia
- dehydration
- shock

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intra-renal AKI Causes?

A
  • toxins
  • myeloma, myoglobinuria (myohmy)
  • pyelonephritis
  • glomerulonephritis
  • ATN
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Post-renal causes of AKI?

A
  • urethral stricture
  • kidney stones
  • tumours/malignancies
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what is the urea and creatinine ratio like in pre-renal AKI?

A

urea > creatinine

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12
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what is the urea and creatinine ratio like in intra renal?

A

urea < creatinine

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13
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what is the urea and creatinine ratio like in post renal AKI?

A

urea > creatinine

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14
Q

what antibiotics cause renal injury?

A

vancomyacin
gentamicin
tetracyclines

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15
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pre hepatic cause of liver failure indication?

A

HIGH bilirubin

haemolysis
gilberts syndrome
Crigler Najjar

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16
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Intrahepatic cause of liver failure?

A

hep c
cirrhosis
fatty liver malignancy
haemachromatosis
HF

17
Q

post hepatic cause of liver failure?

A

HIGH bilirubin
HIGH ALP

  • gall stones
  • Primary biliary
    -cholangitis
    -scleosing cholangitis
  • pancreatic/gastric cancer
18
Q

what drugs cause an increase in ALP/CHolestasis

A

flucloxacillin
co-amoxiclav
nitro
steroids
sulphonylureas

19
Q

causes of increase ALKPHOS?

A

A: Any fracture
L: liver damage
K: cancer
P: pagers and pregnancy
H: hyper parathyroid
O: osteomalacia
S: surgery

20
Q

what bone cells releases ALP?

A

osteoblasts

21
Q

primary hypothyroid levels?

A

low T4 high TSH

22
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primary hyperthyroid levels?

A

high T4 low TSH

23
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secondary hyperthyroid levels?

A

high T4 high TSH

24
Q

secondary hypothyroid levels?

A

low T4 low TSh

25
Q

causes of primary hyperthyroidism?

A

toxi multiodular disease
graves disease
toxic adenoma