Haemotology Sumamry Q's Flashcards

1
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cause of DIC

A

Surgery, CA/leukaemia, sepsis

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2
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causes of thrombophilia - split prim and secondary

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1 - anti-phospholipid / apc def

2 - CA, OCP, Preg, Immob, smoking

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3
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characteristic features of ALL,CLL,AML,CML

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ALL - lymphoblasts
AML - auer rods in cells, gum hypertrophy
CLL - smudge cells
CML - 9:22 chromosome

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4
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what CF will be seen if a disorder is infiltrative?

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splenoemegaly, bone pain, lymphadenopathy

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5
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keys of support treatment for leukaemia?

A

Maintain all cell lines :
Transfusion (RBC’s and platelets)
allopurinol
control infections

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6
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neutropenic sepsis management

A
isolate room
full barrier nursing
full clean after every bowel opening
avoid IM injections
inspect for infection sites
monitor vitals every 4 hours
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7
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CRAB symp mult myeloma and what seen in urine?

A

Bence Jones Proteins

CRAB - 
Ca2+ up
Renal (Urea)
Anaemia
Bone disease
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8
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transfusion key facts

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Must always - check details, handwrite bottle form crossmatch, explain to patient

SE: ABO incompat –> human error, TRALI, TACO, anaphyllaxis

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9
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what special considerations may be taken into account in a transfusion/ when might transfusion blood need altered before being given?

A

pregnancy, immunocomp, in-utero (rhesus neg)

irradiated

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10
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immediate management if reaction to transfusion?

A
STOP
give IV fluid
ABCDE
call help
investigate

phone lab
restart slowly if no deterioration

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11
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mechanisms for anaemia of chronic disease?

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less EPO (CKD) or increased destruction (infection)

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if low B12 suspected?

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lemon tinge skin and glossitis, check folate and assess neuro

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13
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what must be checked before commencing foalte therapy

A

B12

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14
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Markers of haemolysis (5)

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Reticulocytes, LDH up, haptoglbin up, hyperbilirubin, urinary urobilinogen up

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15
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pernicious anaemia key facts?

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atrophic gastritis –> less parietal cell producing Intrinsic factor –> B12 malabsorption

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16
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vWf CF and treating vWf

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bleeding gums, nose and bruises

desmospressin and factor 8

17
Q

haemophillia common CF

A

bleeding into joints, bruises, GI bleeds, haematuria (bleeding into urethra)

18
Q

define leukaemia

A

malignant neoplasm of haematopoetic stem cell

19
Q

staple treatment of CML

A

tyrosine kinase inhibitor (imatinib)

20
Q

major risk with ALL?

A

neutropenic sepsis

21
Q

CF and T of lymphoma?

A

painless lymphadenopathy, SOB / b symptoms (weight loss, Fever, Night sweats)

T - chemo and rituximab