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Heme 2 Flashcards

1
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IDA - what lab values are increased

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TIBC
plt count

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2
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glossitis (sore and shiny red tongue), angular cheilitis (irritated skin or fissures at the corners of the mouth), pica

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IDA

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3
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IDA med

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ferrous sulfate 325 mg PO TID between meals or with OJ

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4
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IDA - hgb/hct are often normalized by when

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6-8 weeks, continue therapy until ferritin level increases to normal levels (can take 3-6 months to replace)

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5
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thalassemia - RBC count, MCHC, serum ferritin, iron levels

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RBC count increased
MCHC low
serum ferritin normal
serum iron normal

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6
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Thalassemia tx

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individualized; some may require transfusion for anemia to reduce symptoms or during periods of stress; minor does not need treatment most often

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anemia of chronic disease - MCV, MCHC, ESR, CRP

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normal MCV, MCHC
elevated ESR or CRP

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anemia in CKD occurs due to

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decreased EPO production secondary to CKD, which reduces the production of reticulocytes and RBCs and causes worsening anemia

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9
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most common cause of B12 def

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pernicious anemia

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pernicious anemia

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a type of B12 anemia - an autoimmune disorder caused by the destruction of parietal cells in the fundus, resulting in cessation of intrinsic factor production

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a type of B12 anemia - an autoimmune disorder caused by the destruction of parietal cells in the fundus, resulting in cessation of intrinsic factor production

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pernicious anemia

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12
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intrinsic factor is necessary for

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absorption of vitamin B12 from the small intestines

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13
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b12 def anemia tx

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vitamin B12 Sq or IM qwk for 1 month then once per month; oral b12 1000-2000 daily if adherence is not a concern

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14
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a vitamin b12 level below what value is consistent with b12 def

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<200

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15
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the screening test for all anemias is

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the CBC

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16
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folate def tx

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folic acid PO for 1-4 months or until RBC indicators and anemia are normal

17
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aplastic anemia is caused by

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destruction of the pluripotent stem cells inside the bone marrow

18
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erythrocytosis

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aka polycythemia - refers to an abnormal elevation of hgb and/or hct

19
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an increase of RBC mass caused by a mutation is categorized as

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primary polycythemia

20
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who have a higher incidence of secondary polycythemia/erythrocytosis

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chronic smokers
COPD
EPO tx

21
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hereditary hemochromatosis is a

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genetic disorder in which the intestinal absorption of iron increases, leading to total-body iron overload

22
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genetic disorder in which the intestinal absorption of iron increases, leading to total-body iron overload

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hereditary hemochromatosis

23
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hereditary hemochromatosis - symptoms include
4

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chronic fatigue
skin hyperpigmentation (bronze)
swelling of the second and third metacarpal joints (fingers)
joint stiffness

24
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hereditary hemochromatosis - abnormal lab results include
4

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elevated AST, ALT
high serum ferritin
high transferrin saturation

25
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the main tx for symptomatic pts with very high ferritin levels is

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therapeutic phlebotomy

26
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hemolytic anemias are a group of

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genetic disease that decrease RBC life span w/ increased lysis - SCA and glucose-6-phophate dehydrogenase deficiency G6PD

27
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acute hemolysis of RBCs causes what

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a drop in hgb and hct, reticulocytes and elevation of indirect bilirubin (causes jaundice)

28
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G6PD

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x linked recessive genetic disorder that more commonly affects males; about 2-4 days after drug ingestion, will have hemolytic episode

29
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dx of SCA can be made by
3

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high performance liquid chromatography HPLC
isoelectric focusing IEF
gel electrophoresis techniques

30
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what two test provide the definitive dx of sickle cell disorder in older children and adults

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HPLC and IEF

31
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ferritin level - IDA vs thalassemia

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low in iron
normal in thalassemia

32
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serum iron - IDA vs thalassemia

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decrease id IDA
normal in thala

33
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TIBC - IDA vs thalassemia

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elevated in IDA
normal in thala

34
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MCHC - IDA vs thalassemia

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decrease in IDA
decrease in thala

35
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hgb electrophoresis - IDA vs thalassemia

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normal in IDA
abnormal in thala

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