Hematology 2 Flashcards

1
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normal RBC count

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males : 14 g/100 ml
females : 12

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2
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what causes anemia?

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acute or chronic loss of blood

destruction or abnormal production of erthocytes

hemolysis or destruction of erthocytes

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3
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iron deficiency anemia

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caused by blood loss or not enough iron

symptoms: SOB
palpations
dizziness
fathigue
CHF
pallor
spoon nail

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4
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symptoms of anemia

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lethargy
fatigue
depression
pallor
headache
chest pain
SOB
weakness
intolerance to cold
lots of other things impaired

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5
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pernicious anemia

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caused by low vitamin 12 due to intrinsic factors

symptoms: lots of infections
bleeding
irritability
blurry vision, GI issues

solved by shots of vitamin 12

ELDERY AT RISK FOR THIS

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6
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folic acid deficiency ( ON TEST)

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caused by poor nutrition like alcholics

the RBC are bigger
signs: high infections
bleeding/brusing
irrability
GI kidney and cardiac issues

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7
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sickle cell anemia

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causes : hereditary

defect of hemogoblin synthesis “sickle shaped”

signs: short life
painful episodes
organ disfunction
blind
stroke
necrosis

YOUNG AFRICAN AMERICANS AT RISK

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8
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polcythemia

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excess RBC in bone marrow

signs : short life
blind
joint inflammation
decreased mental activity
cyanosis and clubbing
weight loss

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leukocytposis

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increased WBC production

caused by infection, trauma, hemorage, necrosis, inflammation, streoid therapy

signs: fever, headache, SOB, systemic or local infection

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leukopenia

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decreased WBC production
caused by : infection, nutrittion, alc use, drugs, connective tissue disorders

signs:
fever, chills, sweating, sore throat , cough, painful and frequent urination

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11
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acute lymp leukemia

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severe and sudden onset

EFFECTS CHILDREN AND PEAKS AGE 3-7

signs :
weight loss
neurological

frequent infections, fever, bleeding and bruising, fatigye

treated by bone marrow or stem cell transplant

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12
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acute myelogenous leukemia

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common in adults

caused by age and post cancer treatement

is the inability for stem cells to differentiate
signs :
spontaneous bleeding, heaving bleeding, petechia, anemia, fatigue ,SOB

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chronic myeloid leukemia

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more common in adults

change in stem cell

caused by genetics or radiation
signs: vague and gradual
asymptomatic or extreme fatigue , low grade fever, spleen enlargement, weight loss, night sweats

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14
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chronic lymphocytic leukemia

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common adult leukemia

age makes u suscpetible, chemical warfare or garden chemicals

signs:vague and nonspecific, bone pain, enlarged lymph nodes, ifections, weight loss

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15
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hodgkin lymphomas

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more common in men 25-30 and older than 55, small family,moms higher ed,herpes, tonsil removal, work with wood work

diagnosis : lymph node biopsy
treatment : chemo, radiation

signs : weight loss, anemia, fever, weakness malaise, cardiac effusions

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16
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non hodkins lymphoma

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larger group of cancers

occurs with HIV
exposed to benzene , pollution, or smoking

signs: enlargedlimph nodes with no pain

17
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multiple myeloma

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cancer of B lympocytes

its a tumor in plasma

peaks in men at 80 BLACK MEN

signs: bone pain and pathological fractures, antibodies are abnormal and prone to recurrent infection

18
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hemostasis stages

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  1. vascular
    2.platelet
    3.coagulation
    4.wound closes
  2. breaks down clot
19
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deep vein thrombrosis

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4 kinds :
obstruction
decreased flow
complete
clot travels to brain / heart (most dangerous)

20
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thrombrocytopenia

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low platelets

treated with steroids and transfusion

21
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thrombocytsosis

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too many platelets

asymotomatic

22
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von willebrands disease

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inherited platelt disorder due to plasm factor defect

23
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hemophilia

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factor 8, effects men
significant bleeding

tx:give artifical factor 8

24
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vitamin k deficiency

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clotting factor deficiency

tx: eat more vitamin k (leafy greens )

25
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disseminated intravascular coagulation

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bleed and clot at the same time
normal mechanics are overwhelmed

seen in heart attacks, labor, and systemic issues