hemato Flashcards

1
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blisters+photosensitivity+hyperpigmentation+tea colored urine? dx and tx? pato?

A

Porphyria cutanea tarda

hidroxicloriquina/cloroquina o plasmaferesis

deficiency of the enzyme uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase (UROD)

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2
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uremia (missed dialysis, CKD) que pasa con labs de sangre?

uremia (flapping tremor, pruritus leading to excoriations)

A

-bleeding time increased due to platelet aggregation dysfunction > increased risk of bleeding

-platelet count normal
-prothrombin time normal
-partial thromboplastin time normal

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3
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Malaria prophylactic medication of choice for pregnancy? (africa o sureste asiatico/P. falciparum)

A

Mefloroquina

africa, sureste asiatico tienen P falciparum resistente a cloroquina

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4
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Malaria profilaxis america (Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium ovale)

A

Primaquine

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5
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Malaria prophylaxis in travelers to chloroquine-resistant regions?
(africa, sureste asiatico, p. falciparum)

A

“MAD Travellers”:

Mefloquine (embarazo)
Atovaquone- proguanil
Doxycycline
Tafenoquine

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6
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como esta la RDW (amplitud de distribución eritrocitaria) en talasemia vs anemia x deficiencia de hierro?

A

tanto en talasemia como en anemia x deficiencia de hierro vas a tener Hb baja + MCV bajo (<80) la diferenciaesta en RDW.

Talasemia lo tiene normal
Anemia x deficiencia de hierro lo tiene aumentado

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7
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schystocyte en que patologías se ven?

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A sheared erythrocyte fragment seen on peripheral blood smear. senala microangiopatic hemolytic anemia

DIC,
TTP/HUS,
HELLP syndrome
mechanical heart valves.

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8
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The classic triad of hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS)?

A

Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia
Thrombocytopenia
Acute kidney injury

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9
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Mieloma multiple. Sx, electroforesis de orina que muestra y frotis de sangre?

A

CRAB criteria: malignant cells activate osteoclasts

Calcio aumentado
Renal disfunction
Anemia
Bone lesion

electroforesis de orina: Bence jones (foamy urine)

frotis de sangre: Roaleux formation

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10
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left upper quadrant pain radiating to left shoulder + trauma/anemia dx?

A

splenic rupture

kehr sign: left upper quadrant pain radiating to left shoulder

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11
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acute traumatic coagulopathy. definicion y manejo?

A

Multiple traumatic injuries,
persistent oozing from wounds,
PT/PTT > 1.5× normal
Increased bleeding time

tx: Transfuse packed RBC, fresh frozen plasma, and platelet concentrate in a 1:1:1 ratio

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11
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encapsulated bacteria in sickle cell?

A

SHiNE SKiS

Strep pneumonia
Hemofilus influenza
Neisseria meningitidis
Escherichia coli

Salmonella
Klebsiella
group b Strep

Due to recurrent splenic infarction, children with SCD develop functional asplenia at an early age (typically by the age of 4), increasing their risk of infection with encapsulated organisms.

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11
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Hemoglobin electrophoresis HbA2 >3.5% dx?

A

beta thalassemia menor

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12
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leucemia linfocitica cronica
poblacion, sx, celulas?

A

adulto mayor

linfadenopatia generalizada, esplenomegalia, leucocitosis

smudge cells

CD 5,19,20,23

CD20 (+) symptomatic CLL = rituximab

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13
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leucemia mieloide cronica

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LAP score BAJO
neutrofilos altos
basofilos altos
esplenomegalia
perdida de peso

cromosoma filadelfia (9,22) +
imatimib

Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) is distinguished from a leukemoid reaction (benign neutrophilia) by a(n) negative leukocyte alkaline phosphatase (LAP) stain

Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) is distinguished from a leukemoid reaction (benign neutrophilia) by presence of increased basophils

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14
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how does Hodking lymphoma cause hypercalcemia?

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^ 1α-hydroxylase activity by lymohoid tissue > ^ ectopic vitamin D> ^ Ca reabsorption from intestines and renal > hipercalcemia cuases decreased PTH

15
Q

translocation 15,17 dx y tx?

A

Acute promyelocitic leukemia
tx: Transretinoic acid

16
Q

cual es el unico parametro elevado es anemia of chronic disease?

A

ferritina es el unico parametro elevado en anemia of chronic disease

Serum iron: decreased
TIBC: decreased%
Saturation (of transferrin): decreased
Ferritin: increased

17
Q

esferocitosis hereditaria
sx, labs, dx?

A

anemia+ictericia+esplenomegalia
reticulocitosis
esferocitosis
^ concentración de hemoglobina corpuscular media (31-36%)

dx:
Eosin-5-maleimide binding test, acidified glycerol lysis fragility

18
Q

acute myelocitic leukemia frotis de sangre que se ve?

A

Auer rods
mieloperoxidasa +
hiperplasia gingival

19
Q

tx policeitemia vera?

A

To reduce the red blood cell mass and thus the risk for thrombotic complications:

Flebotomia+aspirina:

  • Phlebotomy (250–500 mL) every 2–3 days until a hematocrit of ≤ 45% is established.
  • Thrombocytosis is less affected by phlebotomy because platelets have a significantly shorter lifespan and regeneration period. Therefore, all patients with PV should receive antiplatelet prophylaxis with aspirin unless contraindications are present.

If first-line treatment (i.e., phlebotomy and aspirin) is ineffective or poorly tolerated, or if the patient has a high risk of thrombosis (e.g., > 60 years of age, history of thrombosis), cytoreductive therapy with hydroxyurea or interferon alpha is recommended. Ruxolitinib is used for patients resistant or intolerant to hydroxyurea.

20
Q

G6PD deficiency drugs and frotis?

A

SELL FAVA beans in INDIA

Sulfa
Fava beans
Infecciones
Nitrofurantoina
Dapsona
Isoniazida
Antimalarials (quininas)

Bite cells

21
Q

enfermedad en la que hay insensibilidad a la proteina C?

A

Factor V leiden

en esta enfermedad no se permite que la proteina C (anticoagulante) inhiba la cascada de coagulacion, entonces hay un estado protrombotico

Mutation of coagulation factor V (Factor V Leiden) does not allow activated protein C, a potent anticoagulant, to inhibit the coagulation cascade, leading to a procoagulant state by activation of prothrombin into thrombin (i.e., thrombophilia). Consider a hereditary thrombophilia in a young, otherwise healthy patient with venous thromboembolism with no obvious risk factors. Factor V Leiden is the most common inherited thrombophilia.

22
Q

macrocitic anemia+cafe au lat+microcefalia

dx? fisiopatologia?

A

fanconi anemia: Defect in DNA crosslink repair

tamb presenta:
defecto en radio y pulgar
estrabismo
pancitopenia

23
Q

acute lymphoblastic leukemia

translocation that indicated good prognosis?

A

t(12;21)

Bone marrow aspirate: immature cells positive for CD10, CD19, CD20, and transferasa deoxinucleotidil terminal

24
Q

Fever, urticaria, and polyarthralgia 1-2 weeks after taking β-lactams or TMP-SMX ?

A

enfermedad del suero