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1
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Most sensitive assay for IDA

A

Transferrin/ ferritin receptor assay

> 2: IDA

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Best screening for hemochromatosis

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Transferrin sat

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3
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Normal lab values:
MCV
TIBC
Ferritin
Iron
Transferrin sat
A 
Mcv: 80-100
Tibc: 220-240
Ferritin: > 20
Iron: 50-160
Transferrin sat: 20-40%
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4
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Dxtic for alpha thalassemia

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DNA PCR analysis

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Dxtic for beta thalassemia

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Hgb electrophoresis

+ hgb A2

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Clues on CBC for beta thalassemia

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Looks like iron def (anemia, low mcv) but normal RDW and high RBC count

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7
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Sickle cell trait

A

Splenic sequestration

Hematuria

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8
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Sickle cell anemia

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Vaso-occlusive dse

Infxn w/ encapsulated

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9
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Sickle cell dse

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Vaso-occlusive
Avacular necrosis
Retinal infarcts

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10
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Leading cause of death in sickle

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Acute chest crisis

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11
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Shown to produce cure in sickle

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Peripheral blood stem cell transplant

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12
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Sickle cell w/ stroke in evolution

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Exchange transfusion

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13
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Most common cause of osteomyelitis in sickle

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Salmonella

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14
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Characteristics of megaloblastic anemia

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Inc LDH and bilirubin
Dec retic count
Oval macrocytes, hypercellular marrow w/ megaloblasts

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15
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T/F Folic acid will inc platelets

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T (falsely elevated)

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16
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T/F all chronic hemolytic syndromes should receive folic acid

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T (falsely normal)

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17
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Causes of folic def

A

A folic drop

Alcohol/ folate antagonists/ OCP/ low intake/ lnfxn/ celiac sprue/ dilantin/ rel folic def/ old age/ pregnancy

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18
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How to differentiate b12 fr folic def

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Folic: high homocysteine and normal methylmalonic acid levels

B12: high himocysteine and high methymalonic acid levels (MM acid levels rise before b12 goes down)

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19
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T/F vit b6 def will also have high homocysteine levels

A

T

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20
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Normal b12 level

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200-800

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21
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Megaloblastic anemia w: hyposegmented PMNs

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Myelodysplastic syndrome

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22
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MDS tx

A

55 - azacitidine

epo 500 - antithymocyte Ig + cyclosporine
Unable to tolerate ATG- lenalidomide
5q deletion- lenalidomide

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23
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Dxtics for hemochromatosis

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Screening: Transferrin sat > 45, ferritin > 1000
Dxtic: HFE gene testing

To find out extent of iron overload:
Liver biopsy

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24
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Tx for hemochromatosis

A

Phlebotomy

Deferoxamine

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25
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Aplastic anemia tx

A

50 ATG + cyclosporine

Refractory to ATG- alemtuzumab

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26
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Burr and spur cells

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Burr- renal

Spur- liver

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27
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Warm antibody

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Ag: Rh
Ab: IgG +/- c3

Etio: sle, cll, lymphoma, drugs

Tx: steroids, danazol, splenectomy, rituximab

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28
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Cold antibody

A

Ag: iAg
Ab: IgM, C3

Etio: quinidine, lymphoba, viral

Tx: no role for steroids
Cyclophosphamide
Chlorambucil - rituximab

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29
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PNH dxtic

A

CD 55, 59

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30
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Tx for PNH

A

BM transplant

Eculizumab dec transfusion need

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31
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Dxtic for hereditary spherocytosis

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Osmotic fragility test

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32
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Tx for hereditary spherocytosis

A

FA, splenectomy

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33
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Defect in spherocytosis

A

Spectrin membrane defect

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34
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Bite/ blister cells

A

G6PD

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35
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When to repeat G6PD levels after attack

A

2-3 months

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36
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TTP

A

Fever, renal, pancytopenia, autoimmune hemolytic anemia, neuro (headache, forgetfulness)

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37
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T/F Pt, ptt is abnormal in TTP

A

F

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38
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Tx for TTP

A 
Plasmapheresis
FFP (bec it has adamts 13)
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39
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Bloody diarrhea, renal failure, hemolytic anemia

A

HU

Tx: supportive

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40
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Fever, chills, sob w/in one hr of BT

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Major hemolytic rxn - ABO incompatibility

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41
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Hematuria, jaundice a week after BT

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Late transfusion rxn- Rh incompatibility

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42
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Hx of Urticaria and allergies needs BT

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Washed PRBC

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43
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Fever and chills every time transfused

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Leukocyte reduced PRBC

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44
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Fever, chills, sob, angioedema minutes into BT

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IgA deficiency

Tx: washed PRBC

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45
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Fever, chills, hypotension, oliguria w/ no hematuria w/in 2 hrs of BT

A

Bacterial contamination

46
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Defect in TRALI

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Anti- Leukocyte ab fr donor

47
Q

Post transfusion purpura

A

PLA-1 ab fr prior alloimmunization

48
Q

Px with platelet 4 ab needing anticoagulation

A

Bivalirudin

49
Q

Hx of HIIT, platelet 4 ab neg now, requires anticoagulation

A

Heparin for 4-6hrs then arixtra after

50
Q

Universal donor

A

O-

51
Q

Universal recipient

A

AB+

52
Q

Labs in primary hemostasis (platelets)

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Bleeding time inc, normal PT/PTT

53
Q

Labs in secondary hemostasis (clotting factors)

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Normal bleeding time, inc pt/ptt

54
Q

Dxtic for vWd

A

Ristocetin cofactor assay (dec)

Inc BT, PTT normal or inc, PT normal

55
Q

Tx for vWd

A

Mild DDAVP
Severe factor VIII concentrates (which contains vwF) or cryo

NOT FFP

56
Q

Giant platelets, inc BT

A

Bernard Soulier dse

Etio: Jak2 mutation

57
Q

Defect in platelet aggregation; g2b3a

A

Glanzmann’s dse

58
Q

Glycoprotein 2b3a inhibitor

A

Abciximab, tirofiban, eptifibatide

59
Q

Direct thrombin inhibitor

A

Bivalirudin, argatroban, dabigatran

60
Q

Which direct thrombin inhibitor can be used in renal pxs

A

Argatroban

61
Q

Gestational thrombocytopenia target

A

Plt > 70000

Monitor 1-2x weekly

62
Q

T/F ab are required for dx of ITP

A

F

63
Q

ITP w/ plt > 30,000 tx

A

None

64
Q

ITP w/ plt

A

Prednisone – IV Ig — cyclophosphamide/rituximab/ romiplostim/ splenectomy

65
Q

ITP w/ plt > 50000 with bleeding or for surgery tx

A

IV Ig + plt

66
Q

ITP w/ plt

A

Iv Ig + plt

67
Q

What to do for pxs with HIT who need anticoagulation

A

Give direct thrombin inhibitors

68
Q

What to do if px develops hyperK on heparin

A

Give fondaparinux

69
Q

Inc ptt normal pt

A 
Heparin
 No bleed factor 12
Mild bleed factor 11
Mod bleed factor 9
Severe bleed factor 8
70
Q

Ptt corrects w/ mixing

A

Factor def

71
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Ptt does not correct w/ mixing

A

Factor inihibitor

72
Q

Dxtic for lupus anticoagulant

A

Dilute russel viper venom

73
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Dxtic for factor 13

A

Clot retraction test

74
Q

Inc PT normal PTT

A

Warfarin
Xa inhibitors
Vit k def
Factor 7 def

75
Q

Tx for factor 13 def

A

Ffp

76
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Tx for hemophilia a

A

For any surgery or bleeding, factor should have 50% activity for 48-72 hours (surg) or 2 wks (ICH)

77
Q

Px with hemophilia developed ab to factor 8 conc

A

Give factor 7 conc

78
Q

Inr 5 on warfarin, no bleeding

A

Hold one dose then dec by 5-20%

79
Q

On warfarin inr 5-9 no bleeding

A

Give vit k 2.5 mg po. Recheck inr. Resume at lower dose once at 3

80
Q

Warfarin inr > 9, or on warfarin w/ bleeding

A

4 factor prothrombin conc

81
Q

Leading cause of dvt

A

Factor V leiden mutation

82
Q

Second leading cause of dvt

A

Factor II 20210 defect

83
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Is protein C or S dec in pregnancy?

A

Protein S

84
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Duration of anticoagulation in px w/ factor v leiden or protein c def

A

6 mos

85
Q

Duration of anticoagulation in px w/ reversible cause of dvt

A

3 mos

86
Q

Duration of anticoagulation in px w/ lupus anticoagulant

A

Indefinitely

87
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When to do work-up for hypercoagulable states

A

At least 2 wks off anticoagulation

88
Q

Choice of anticoagulant in pregnancy

A

LMWH

89
Q

Duration of anticoagulation in pregnancy

A

Until 6 wks postpartum

90
Q

Duration of bridging

A

At least 5 days with target inr for 24hrs

91
Q

Tx for warfarin skin necrosis

A

Ffp

92
Q

Tear drop cells

A

Myelofibrosis

93
Q

EPO level in polycythemia vera

A

Low

94
Q

T/F all myeloproliferative syndromes can burn out in myelofibrosis

A

T

95
Q

Dx of PV

A

Hct > 60, splenomegaly, jak2 mutation

96
Q

Tx of PV

A

Phlebotomy to keep Hct

97
Q

Tx for myelofibrosis

A

50 supportive with BT +/- ruxolitinib

98
Q

Dx of essential thrombocytosis

A

Plt > 600,000, jak2 mutation

99
Q

Tx of essential thrombocytosis

A

Low dose asa, Hydroxyurea, anagrelide

Urgent: plateletpheresis

100
Q

Dec LAP score

A

CML
PNH
Wilson’s dse

101
Q

Dx of CML

A

FISH for t(9,22) philadelphia chromosome

PCR for Abl/bcr fusion gene

102
Q

Tx of cml

A

50 gleevex

103
Q

Auer rods

A

AML

104
Q

Myeloperoxidase stain pos in

A

M2-M5

105
Q

Which type of aml prone to dic

A

M3

T(15,17)

Tx: ATRA

106
Q

Tx of aml

A

50 cytarabine, daunorubicin

107
Q

Tx for ATRA differentiation syndrome

A

Dexamethasone

108
Q

Sweet syndrome

A

Fever, leukocytosis, painful erythematous nodules and plaque

Biopsy: dense neutrophilic infiltrate

Assoc with aml

109
Q

Smudge cells

A

CML

110
Q

Tx of cml

A

Asymptomatic : none

Fludarabine, chlorambucil, rituximab
IvIg for infections

111
Q

Indication for tx of cll

A

Anemia

112
Q

BRAF V600E mutation

A

Hairy cell leukemia

Tx: cladribine

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