Heme 2.52 Flashcards

1
Q

what is hemophilia A

A

AKA factor VIII deficiency,

X-linked disorder; mutations in factor VIII gene

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2
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what percentage of patieins with Hemophilia A have a family history of the disease

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30%, disease is presumably caused by new mutations

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3
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what is the prevalence of hemophilia A

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affects about 1 in 5000 males

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4
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what are the classifications of hemophilia A

A

% activity of VIII
5-25=mild
1-5=moderate
<0.5

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5
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what is hemophilia B

A

X-linked disorder; Mutation in the factor IX gene

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6
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what is the prevalence of hemophilia B

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1 in 30000 males

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7
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what are the risks associated with hemophila

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increased bleeding with common injuries. in extreem cases, there can be spontaneous and without obvious causes of bleeding

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what are the serious places for bleeding to occure

A

joint capsules
skeletal muscles
GI tract
Brain

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9
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what is the most serious symptom of hemophelia

A

joint bleeds (issues with the healing process)

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10
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what is the most common inherited bleeding disorder

A

Von Willibrand’s disease(vWD)

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11
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what are the two major roles of vWF

A

mediate platelet adhesion

spabiliing factor VIII

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12
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what are the two majore causes of thrombocytopenia

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A) impaired production of plateletes

B) increased destruction of platelets

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13
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what can cause impaired producction of platelets

A

drugs

bone marrow failure

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14
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what causes increased destruction of platelets

A

idiopathic thrombocytopenic perupura (ITP)

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15
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what is thrombophilias

A

conditions associated with excessive clotting

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16
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what are two example of inherited thrombophilias

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protein C deficiencies

protein S deficiencies

17
Q

where are clots more most likely to form

A

in the veins

18
Q

activated protein C resistance

A

caused by a pour response of factor V to protein C