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Heme Extras Flashcards

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albanism, photophobia, lysosome dysfunction

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chediak-higashi

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large platelets, seen in May Heggin

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macrothrombocytopenia

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LDH

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enzyme released in tissue damage, high in TTP

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gallstones (cholelithiasis) seen in

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spherical and elliptical RBC syndromes

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Heinz bodies

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round inclusions of denatured hemoglobin in RBCs

G6PD deficiency

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misshaped hemoglobin due to beta-delta crossover

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Hb lepore (unstable)

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lysis in liver or spleen

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extravascular hemolysis. intra is complement or mechanical

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regulates complement system, low level means RBC lysis

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CD55/59 (PIGA mutation means PNH)

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complement-inhibiting Ab, treats PHN

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ecuzimab

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phototherapy

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oxidizes bilrubin, prevent kernicterus in HDN

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CD20 Ab, gets rid of B cells, treats TTP, ITP, C/WAIHA

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Rituximab

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Donath-Landstiener +

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PCH

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complexes w/5, 9, VWf for platelet adhesion

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Gp1b

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increases in inflammation, decreases S

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Cb4, procoagulant

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ADAM doesn’t chop up VWf

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small clots form (TTP)

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15
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only sign is increased PT, appears during surgery

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Hemophilia C

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Comes with clotting and renal disease

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PNH

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huge platelets and petechiae

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ITP

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HIV, EBV/CMV, steroids, immunocompromise, chemo, hodgkins

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lymphocytopenia

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penicillin, EtOH, chemo, immunocompromise

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med-induced thrombocytopenia

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CVD, IBD, infection, cancer, thyroid disease, renal failure, familial mediterranean fever

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anemia of chronic disease

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rare cold Ig

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PCH

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PIGA mutation

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PNH

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23
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false + RPR (syphilis)

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Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome

aquired clotting disorder

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secondary to EMV, HIV, EBV, mycoplasma

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CAIHA

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caused by malnutrition or antibiotics

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vitamin K deficiency (bleeding)

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aspirin, NSAIDS, ADPris, EtOH cause

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poisoned platelets (won’t stick: bleeding)

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manage with washed RBCs if severe, prophylax with antihistamine

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mild urticaria

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28
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minimize with leukodepleted products

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HLA sensitization

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29
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hepatic + K

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2,7,9,10, C,S

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30
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hepatic, no K

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11, antithrombin

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source: endothelial cells

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vWF, 8

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32
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measure intrinsic pathway

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aPTT

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33
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measure extrinsic pathway

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PT

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34
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normal aPTT, PT

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platelet disorders, 13 deficiency, hyperfibrinolysis

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35
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increases aPTT

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intrinsic: hemophilia, VW, Heparin, Antiphospholipid Ab (Lupus anticoag)

36
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increases PT

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extrinsic: vitamin K deficiency, warfarin

37
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increases aPTT and PT

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DIC, tons of warfarin, rare common pathway deficiency

38
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transports iron

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transferritin

ferritin stores iron in heart and liver

39
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iron is only excreted by

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desquamination of epithelium

40
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spoon nails, blue sclera, esophageal web, chlorosis

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iron deficiency!

41
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looks like iron deficient anemia, but iron does not help

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thalassemia

42
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vertigo, hair loss, memory loss, tiny little testicles

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hemachromotosis

43
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genetic defect in hepcidin causes

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hemachromotosis

44
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increased hepcidin

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caused by inflammation, causes iron sequestration and anemia of chronic disease

45
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uncommon, idiopathic, Hep C, autoimmune and lymphoma

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WAIHA

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rare, not idiopathic, mycoplasma, EBV/CMV mono, lymphoma

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CAIHA

47
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infection, fava beans, DM ketoacidosis, anti-malarials, sulfas, aspirin, methylene blue

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G6PD deficiency

48
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Fever Anemia Thrombocytopenia Renal failure Neuro dysfunction

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TTP

49
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LDH, reticulocytes, haptoglobin

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dx hemolysis

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d-dimer elevation

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fibrinolysis, meaning excess coagulation or renal failure

51
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howell-jolie bodies

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in SC, e.g., mean absent spleen function

52
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encapsulated bacteria that are happy when you don’t have a spleen

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s. pneumoniae, h. flu, n. meningitidis, salmonella

53
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increase fetal hemoglobin, decrease neutrophils and adhesion molecules, macrocytosis and increased hydration, NO production

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hydroxyurea effects (SC)

54
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MBA, glossitis/stomatitis, rare GI malabsorption secondary to impaired epithelium

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folate deficiency

55
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required for folate metabolism, succinyl CoA production, mylein methylation

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B12

56
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why not treat MBA with folate only?

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B12 deficiency will trash you neurologically!

57
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binds collagen and platelets and factor 8

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VWf

58
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Increased PT, aPTT and d-dimer
decreased platelets and fibrinogen
+/- schistocytes

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DIC

59
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inflammation, nephrotic syndrome, DIC, TTP, PNH, DM

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some hypercoaguable states

60
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inflammation leads to increased IL1 and TNF, which lead to

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decreased thrombomodulin,

so thrombin is procoagulant instead of anti

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extrinsic pathway

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T, 7, 10, 5, 2, 1

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intrinsic pathway

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11, 9, 8, 10, 5, 2, 1

63
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thrombin activates

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5, 8, 11, 13

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antithrombin prevents activation of

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10, 2

65
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TFPI prevents activation of

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7, 10

66
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C and S prevent activation of

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8, 5

67
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XLR (4)

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G6PD d, Hemophilia A and B, agammaglobinemia

68
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XLR/AR (2)

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chronic granulomatosis, SCIDS

69
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AR (2)

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Chediak-Higashi

Hemophilia C

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AD (6)

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VW, hemochromatosis, elliptocytosis, spherocytosis, pelger-huet, may-hegglin

71
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transfusion, chelation and bone marrow transplant

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thalassemia, sickle cell

72
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transfusion, iron and folate, anti-coagulants and eculizamab

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PNH

73
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transfusions, folate, splenectomy

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sphero, elliptocytosis

74
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no transfusions, unless angina or hemolytic instability

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megaloblastic anemia

75
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B12 + folate

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megaloblastic anemia

76
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Iron + C

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Fe deficient anemia

77
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prophylactic factor replacement

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hemophilia A & B

78
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fresh frozen plasma

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hemophilia C

79
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plasma exchange, steroids, rituximab, splenectomy

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TTP

80
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plasma exchange, rituximab

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CAIHA

81
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steroids, rituximab, splenectomy, IV Ig, anti-D, thrombopoetin mimics

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ITP

82
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steroids, rituximab, splenectomy, anticoagulation

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WAIHA

83
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cryoprecipitate, heparin

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DIC

84
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cryoprecpitate, aminocap, humate-P, desmopression

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VW

85
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desmopressin, dialysis

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uremic platelet dysfunction

86
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phlebotomy, chelation, liver transplant

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hemochromatosis

87
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supportive therapy only

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G6DP deficiency

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