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1
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What are plasma protein for?

A

Clotting
Transport
Immunity

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2
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What else is in plasma?

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Lipids
Nutrients 
Hormones
Electrolytes 
Water
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3
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What is the function of red blood cells?

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Transport of o2 and co2 via haemoglobin

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4
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What is the function of white blood cells?

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Immune system

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5
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What is the function of platelets?

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Clotting

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6
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What blood tests can be carried out?

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Full blood count
Blood film
Bone marrow
Coagulation

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7
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What is measured in full blood count?

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Number and size of each cells

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8
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What does macrocyctic mean?

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Cells too big

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9
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What does microcyctic mean?

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Cells too small

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10
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What does leukocytosis mean?

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Too many white cells

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11
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What does leukopenia mean?

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Too little white cells

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12
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What is a differential count?

A

Numbers of particular types of white cells

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13
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What does thrombocytopenia mean?

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Too little platelets

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14
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What does thrombocythaemia mean?

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Too many platelets

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15
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What is a blood film?

A

Blood examined under miscroscope

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16
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Where is bone marrow sample taken from?

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Iliac crest or sternum

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17
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What does APPT mean?

A

Activated partial thromboplastin time

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18
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What does PT mean?

A

Prothrombin time

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19
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What is anaemia?

A

Haemoglobin deficiency

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20
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What are causes of anaemia?

A

Lack of raw materials
Production problems
Longevity problems

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21
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How long is a normal red cell in circulation?

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120 days

22
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What raw materials are required for red cell production?

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Iron
Vit b12
Folate

23
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What hormone is required for red cell production?

A

Erythropoietin

24
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Where are red cells produced?

A

Bone marrow

25
Q

What is pernicious anaemia?

A

Autoimmune disease

Affects absorption of Vit b12

26
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Where is erythropoietin produced?

A

Kidneys

27
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When is anemia due to loss from circulation?

A

Bowel
Menstration
Trauma

28
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What is haemolysis

A

Destruction of cells in circulation

29
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What can cause haemolysis ?

A

Autoimmunity
Sickle cell
Thalassaemia

30
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What does microcyctic suggest?

A

Iron deficiency

31
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What does macrocytic suggest?

A

B12 def, folate def, autoimmune

32
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What is neutropenia?

A

Auto immune
Bone marrow failure
White cell disorder

33
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What are clinical feature of neutropenia?

A

Candida
Viral- herpes simplex
Commensalism bacteria

34
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What are haematological malignancies?

A

Leukaemia

Lymphoma

35
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What is leukaemia?

A

Proliferation of immature cells in blood and bone marrow

36
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What is lymphoma?

A

Proliferation of cells within lymphoreticular system- nodes, liver, sleep, bone marrow

37
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What types of lymphoma are there?

A

Hodgkins

Non hodgkins

38
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What are treatments of haematological malignancies?

A

Transfusion
Chemo
Radiotherapy
Bone marrow transplant

39
Q

What may present or dentist re. Haematological malignancies?

A

Atypical infections
Bleeding
Lymphadenopathy
Gum infiltration

40
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What pathway deals with surface injuries?

A

Intrinsic pathway

41
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What pathway deals with vascular injury?

A

Extrinsic pathway

42
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What can cause platelet problems?

A

Deficiencies of Vit b12 and folate
Bone marrow failure to produce platelets
Immune mediated destruction

43
Q

What meds can cause platelet aggregation problems?

A

Aspirin
Clopidogrel
Dipyridamole

44
Q

What can cause coagulation cascade problems?

A

Protein deficiency
Liver disease
Malnutrition

45
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What are congenital conditions causing coagulation cascade problems?

A

Haemophilia

Von willebrands

46
Q

What drugs can cause coagulation cascade problems?

A

Warfarin
Heparin
New agents

47
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What clotting factors are absent re. Haem a?

A

Vlll

48
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What clotting factors are absent re. Haem b?

A

lx

49
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What factor is poor in von willebrands?

A

Vlll

50
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What are functions of the blood?

A

Transport
Immune system
Coagulation

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