hematology Flashcards

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high INR

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under 4.5; hold for one or two days or reduce the dose

4.5-10: hold warfarin administer 1-2.5 mg vitamin K

if more than 10 : hold and administer 2,5-5 oral vitamin K

any serious life threatening: hold and IV vitamin K10 mg as well as PCC

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occular melanoma

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raditherapy , if under 10mm nothing only observe because its nevus :l

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warfarin in pregnancy

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discontinue but we can use in some patients In second and third trimester with mechanical heart disease

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contraindication for LMWH

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renal insufficiency

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polycythemia (high RBC and HB)

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first erythropoietin level

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hypercalcemia tratment in MM

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hydration dexamethasone, and then bisphosphonates

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hyperviscosity syndrome

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dizziness, headachem vetigo , nystagmus, hearing loss, vision impairment, somnolence, coma , seizure. mucosal hemorrhage, due t impaired platllet function, treatment : pasmaphoresis

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neonatal polycythemia treatment and symptomes

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65% or HB more than 22<

can be asymptomatic: observe for 24 hours

if with symptom of hyperviscosity: hypoperfusionanf tissue hypoxia: like plethora, lethargy, irritability, drowsiness, poor feeding, abdominal distention and hypoxia, can cause cyanosis, and hypoglycemia and hyperbilirubinemia, first hydration and glucose then partial blood exchange

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TTP treatment

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plasma exchange, high dose corton and rituximab to prevent b cell from producing autoantibodies. caplacizumab ( blocks platlets binding to vWF to initiate the thrombie

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usual type 2 heparin induced thrombocytopenia

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5-14 days
more than 50 (30-50)
arterial or venuos thrombosis,
necrotic lesions
acute systemic (anaphylactoid ) reaction after heparin
diagnosis( serotonin release assay
tart the suspected treatment before,
stop all heparin( direct thrombin inhibitor, or fondaparinux(synthetic pentasaccharide)
start the warfarin after the platelet comes up

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physiologic anemia of infancy

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can be as low as 9

in will be considered pathalogic if; anemia within the first month, Hb under 9, sign of hemolysis(jundice , reticulocytosi), hypochromic, microcytic

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cryoglobulinemia

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type 1 : plasma cell dyscrasias(waldenstrom, MM) Bcell, monoclonal IM
cryoprecipitates: vascular occlusion(livedoreticularis, retiform purpura, digital ischemia)
high cryocrit: hypervescosity( blurred vision, vertigo ataxia)

normal complement ESR hgh, monoclonal spike

type2: chronic viremia(HIV,HCV), autoimmune( SLE Sjogren)

IgM RF with polyclonal IgG.
immune complex: vasculitis(palpable purpura, GN, arthralgia, neuropathy),
complement low, cryocrit low, RF +.

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maximum duration for lymphadenopathy

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1 mounth after that must biopsy

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doxorubicin

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cardiotoxicity more than 10 % in radionuclide ventriculography then discontinuation

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reverse for dabigatran

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idaruczimab

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treatment for anemia of chronic disease

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underlying inflammatory disorder, In RF infliximab ( tnf a inhibitor) and erythropoietin ( if low) can use as treatments

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100% transfusions reactions

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anaphylactic : check
acute hemolytic : within 1 hour, ABO incompatible, : flank pain , hemoglubino=uria, DIC, positive coombs

febrile nonhemolytic, : within 1-6 hours, cytokines accumulation only fever and chills

urticarial; within 2-3 hours, recipient IgE against blood, check

trasfusion related acute lung injury : within 6 hours, donor anti leukocyte AB, respiratory distress, and noncardiogenic pulmonary edema with bilateral pulmonary infiltriates

delayed hemolytic, within days and weeks, anmnessric aAB: often asymptomatic, laboratory evidence of anemia, positive coombs,

graft versus host : within weeks, donor t cell, rash fever , gastrointestinal symptoms, pancytopenia

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platelet dysfunction in CKD

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urea : elvated nitric oxide; pletelate adhesion activation and aggregation decreases

treatment desmopressin(vWF secretion from endothelial cells) only with bleeding and upcoming procedure

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ttp treatment

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plasma exchange, corticosteroids , rituximab , and calpuczimab for sever