Exam 1: Patho (Anemias) Flashcards

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Pernicious anemia

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(Macrocytic-normochromic)

Lack of vitamin B leads to altered DNA synthesis

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Folate deficiency

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(Macrocytic-normochromic; Decreased RBC production)

Lack of folate leads to premature cell death

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Iron deficiency

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(Microcytic-hpochromic; Decreased RBC production)

Lack of iron leads to lack of hemoglobin

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Thalassemia

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(Microcytic-hypochromic; Inherited disorders)

Congenital - impaired synthesis of hemoglobin chain

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Sickle cell anemia

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(Inherited disorders; Normocytic-normochromic)

Congenital-abnormal hemoglobin molecule

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Post hemorrhage

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(Normocytic-Normochromic; Extrinsic RBC destruction or loss)

Blood loss leads to insufficient RBC

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Anemia of chronic Disease

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(Normocytic-Normochromic; Decreased RBC production)

Chronic infection, inflammation, malignancy leads to increased demand or suppression

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hemolytic disease of the newborn

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(Extrinsic RBC destruction or loss)

maternal antibodies cause destruction of fetal cells

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Acute blood loss

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(Extrinsic RBC destruction or loss)

blood loss leads to insufficient RBC

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Aplastic anemia

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(Normocytic-Normochromic; Decreased RBC Production)

Bone marrow suppression leads to decreased production (Toxic, radiant, immune injury)

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