Hematology PANCE Flashcards
what are the 2 components of RBC
heme (fe)
globin
how is iron stored
ferritin
what is the feritin level with Fe deficiency anemia
decreased
what is the feritin level with anemia of chronic disease
increased
what are the two types of anemia
intrinsic (inherited)
extrinsic ( acquired)
what anemia: HgbS
- sickle cell
what anemia: episidic anemia associated with sulfa drugs fava beans and infections
G6PD deficiency
what is coobs +
autoimmune hemolytic anemia
what is the pentad with TTP
hemolytic anemia thrombocytopenia kidney damage neurologic fever
HUS triad
- thrombocytopenia
- hemolytic anemia
- kidney damage
popcorn: rouleaux formation
multiple myeoloma
Popcorn: Howell Jolly bodies
sickle cell
popcorn anemia:
- target cells 2
sickle cell
thalassemia
popcorn anemia:
- spherocytes
heriditary spherocytosis
popcorn anemia
- hypersegmented neutrophils 2
B12
folate
popcorn Blood:
auer rods
AML
popcorn Blood:
reed sternberg
hodgkins lymphoma
what three things can cause anemia
- RBC loss
- RBC destruction
- Dec RBC production
what if there is anemia with decreased reticulocyte counts
that means the Bone marrow is not working well
what are the three microcytic anemia
- Fe deficincy
- lead
- thalassemia
what is the primary cause of normocytic anemia
anemia of chronic disease
what are the two macrocytic anemia
B12
Folate
what has neuro factors B 12 or folate
B 12
what do you have to look for when giving B12
hypokalemia
what is the + shillings test dx
- pernicious anemia
ETOH causes what type of anemia
macrocytic
ringed sideroblast and basophilic stippling what anemia
Lead poisoning
what type of hemoblibin in a baby
F