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1
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Tx to maintenance sickkle cell

A

vaccination
penicillin(until age 5)
folic acid supp
hydroxyurea

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Tx for acute sickle cell pain crisis

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hydration, analgesia, +/- transfusion

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effect of hydroxyurea

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increase fetal Hb by stimulating erythropoiesis

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4
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Kleihauer betke tests

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to determine amount of rhogam to five after delivery

calculates amount of fetal blood cells in maternal circulation

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findings in anemia of prematuriety

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tachycardia, apnea, poor weight gain
low Hb and Hct
low reticulocyte count
normochromic normocytic RBC

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Tx anemia of prematurity

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minimize blood draws, iron supp

transfusions

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7
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what to do if sickle cell patient presenting with Sx of stroke

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exchange tranfusion

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8
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where does osteosarcoma present

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meatphyses

distal femur, proximal tibia, proximal humerus

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labs in osteosarcoma

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alk phos and LDH elevated from turnover of damaged osteocytes

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imaging of osteosarcoma

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sunburst and codman triangle

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cotrical lesion on imagin with central nidus lucency

pain worse at night

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osteoid osteoma

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12
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clinical signs CLL

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lymphadenopathy
HSM
mild thrombocytopenia and anemia
age >65

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13
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how to Dx CLL

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severe lymphocytosis and smudge cells

flow cytometry

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14
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clinical features lead poisoning

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GI- abdominal pain, constipation, anorexia
neurlogic- cognitive deficits, peripheral neuropathy
hematologic- anemia

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15
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macrocytic anemia in sickle cell

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likely from folate deficiency

usually normocytic normochromic

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splenic sequestration

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vaso occlusive and splenic pooling of RBC in sickle cell

leads to abrupt fall in Hb

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17
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findings in fanconi anemia

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aplastic anemia
short stature, microcephaly, abnormal thumbs, hypogonads
hypopigmented skins
cafe au lait spots
large freckles
low set ears and middle ear abnormalities

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18
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Dx fanconi Anemia

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chromosomal breaks on genetic analysis

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19
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when do you do leukoreduction for blood transfusion

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chronically transfused patients
CMV seronegative at risk
potential transplant rejections
previous febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction

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20
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when do you “wash” a RBC Tx

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IgA deficiency
C’ dependent autoimmune hemolytic anemia
continued allergic reactions with red cell transfusion despite antihistamine Tx

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21
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febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction

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most common reaction that occurs within 1-6 hours of transfusion
leukocytes release cytokines

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22
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patient with IgA deficiency needs transfusion

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RBC should be washed to remove as much plasma as possible

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23
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how does Cystic Fibrosis affect platelets

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malabsorption ADEK vitamins
so affects Vit K dependent
II VII IX and X

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24
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anterior mediastinal mass

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thymoma
teratoma
thyroid neoplasm
terrible lymphoma

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25
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elevated AFP and b-hcg

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nonseminomatous germ cell tumor “mixed germ cell tumor”

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26
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elevated hormones in seminoatous germ cell tumor

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B-hcg

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27
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side effects of steroid abuse

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gynecosmastia
LVH, inc LDL
aggressive behavior
polycythemia, possible hypercoagulability
can cause hepatotoxicity
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28
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PSA elevated, had prostatectomy
3 years later PSA is high again and has radiation
what type of tx is that considered

A

salvage

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29
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hypoplastic anemia, macrocytic, low reticulocyte and congenital anomalies

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diamond blackfan

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30
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how to distinguish macrocytic anemia in Diamond blackfan from megaloblastic anemia

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no hypersegmentation of nucleus in Neutrophils in diamond-blackfan

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31
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electrophoresis in diamond blackfan

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elevated fetal Hb levels

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32
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Tx diamond blackfan

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corticosteroids

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33
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what is wiskott aldrich

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X linked disorder with eczema, thrombocytopenia and hypogammaglobulinemia

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34
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35 year old man acting weird. no HA, sensory or focal weakness
untreated HIV and hep C
fever and pulse 96
mild scleral icteris
normocytic anemia with 8% reticulocytes
low platelets, low WBC and elevated BUN elevated total bili
high alk phos and LFTs

A

thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura TTP
HIV is a risk factor
will ahve schistocytes on peripheral smear

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35
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thrombocytopenia and hemolytic anemia without reason or alternate cause

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TTP

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flow cytometry in TTP

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ADAMTS13 protease level is decreased

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37
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most common cause of iron deficient anemia

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chronic blood loss

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38
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when is TIBC elevated

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iron deficiency, everything else is low

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39
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iron panel in thalassemia

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dec MCV
inc Fe
dec TIB
inc ferritin

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iron panel in fe deficiency

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dec Fe
dec MCV
inc TIBC
dec ferritin

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41
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iron panel in anemia of chronic disease

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normal or dec MCV
dec iron
dec TIBC
normal or elevated ferritin

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42
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Hereditary spherocytosis

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autosomal dominant

defect in ankyrin gene causing abnormal RBC plasma membrane scaffolding proteins. more prone to spleni sequestration

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43
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clinical presentation HS

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northern european
hemolytic anemia
jaundice
splenomegaly

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lab findings in HS

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inc mean corpuscular hemoglobin [ ]
spherocytes
negative coombs
inc osmotic fragility with acidified glycerol lysis test
abnormal eosin-5 maleimide binding test
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45
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Tx for HS

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folic acid supp
blood transfusions
splenectomy

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46
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complciations HS

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pigment gallstones

aplastic crises from parvo B19

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47
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young male with RUQ pain and has cholelithiasis
anemia
PBS show round hyperchromic RBC

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HS

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triad HS

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hemolytic anemia
jaundice
splenomegaly

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49
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complication MM

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renal insufficiency from M protein

will see granular casts

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50
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woman with back pain in lumbar and thoracic spine
4 mo ago was fine. electrolytes are ok
Hb low
no lymphadenopathy
urine dip is negative but has few granular casts

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MM- monoclonal protein

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51
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hard unilateral non-tender lymph nodes in older patient with smoking Hx

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squamous cell carcinoma

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52
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older patients with smoking Hx and firm solitary lymph nodes in neck area

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concern for squamous cell carcinoma

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53
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what causes hemophilic arthropathy

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increased iron/hemosiderin deposition

causes synovitis and fibrosis

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54
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signs Sx of waldenstroms macroglobulinemia

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increased spleen liver and lymph nodes
tiredness
tendency to bleed and bruise
night sweats
HA and dizziness
various visual problems
pain and numbness in extremities
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55
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IgM spike

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waldenstroms macroglobulinemia

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56
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2 important Diagnostic components for waldenstroms macroglobulinemia

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IgM spike

hyperviscosity

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57
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opthalmoscopy shows dilated, segmented and tortuous retinal veins

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hyperviscosity

waldenstroms macroglobulinemia

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58
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aplastic anemia

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pancytopenia

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59
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aplastic crisis

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in sickle cell worsening anemia

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60
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lab values for hemolytis

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high LDH and hyperbilirubinemia

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61
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phenytoin effects what

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folic acid absorption so can get megaloblastic anemia

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62
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which drugs affect folic acid

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TMP- antagonize it
MTX- antagonize it
phenytoin- impair absorption

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63
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ethnicity for pernicious anemia

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northern european

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64
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shiny tongue, loss position and vibration, ataxia

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Vit B 12 deficiency

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65
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18 year old african american, 3 day Hx progressive worsening fatigue with exertiona ldyspnea
had URI Tx with amoxicillin
now has large spleen and mild icterus normocytic anemia with 10% reticulocytes

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autoimmune hemolytic anemia

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66
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how to Dx autoimmune hemolytic anemia

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warm agglutins- direct coombs + with anti IgG anti-C3

cold agglutins- livedo reticularis, direct coombs + with anti -C3 or anti IgM

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67
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Tx for autoimmune hemolytic anemia warm agglutins

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corticosteroids

splenectomy for refractory disease

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tx for autoimmune hemolytic anemia cold agglutins

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avoidance of cold temps

rituximab +/- fludarabine

69
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triggers for autoimmune hemolytic anemia

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lymphoproliferative disorders
viral infections
autoimmune conditions
drugs (penicillins)

70
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peripheral smear in autoimmune hemolytic anemia

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spherocytes, microspherocytes, elliptocytes or increased reticulocytes

71
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smudge cells

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CLL

72
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JAK2

A

myeloproliferative

PCV

73
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RDW and RBCs in beta thalassemia minor

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normal

74
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soap bubble appearance on XR

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giant cell tumor

75
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clinical signs of giant cell tumor

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pain, swelling and decreased ROM

76
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where do giant cell tumors occur

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epiphyseal regions of long bones like distal femur and proximal tibia

77
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Tx for giant cell tumor in bone

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intralesional curettage with or w/o grafting

78
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osteitis fibrosa cystica

A

von recklinhaused from hyper PTH
brown tumors causing bone pain
salt and pepper appearance

79
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tartrate resistant acid phosphotase stain TRAP

A

hairy cell leukemia

80
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CD11c

A

hairy cell leukemia

81
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causes of anemia

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decreased production
increased destruction
blood loss

82
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heterophile negative but highly clinically suspicious mono

A

heterophile could be negative early on

83
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most common inherited disorder causein hypercoagulability

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factor V leiden

84
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warfarin skin necrosis

A

protein C def

85
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RDW in iron deficiency

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increased!!

86
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why do patients with sickle cell urinate alot

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inability to concentrate urine

problem from sickling in the vasa rectae

87
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if suspect epidural spinal cord compression

A

give glucocorticoids immediately

88
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subacute back pain with lower extremity motor weakness, hyperreflexia and bladder dysfunction

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epidural spinal cord compression

89
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coombs test in HS

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negative

90
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iron deficiency in infant

A

excessive consumption cows milk

91
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pineal gland mass Sx

A

limited upper gaze
upper eyelid retratction
pupils non reactive to light
reactive to accomodation

92
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what happens with pineal gland masses

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obstructive hydrocephalus- HA and vomiting

93
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66 yr old with back pain and constipation, urinating excessively
no neuro signs
anemia mild elevated ESR

A

MM

94
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how does MM cause hyperCa

A

bone lysis from humoral factors from the plasma cells

95
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hereditary hemochromatosis signs

A 
hyperpigmentation
arthralgia and chondrocalicinosis
elevated LFTs
DM hypogonad, hypothyroid
restrictive or dilated cardiomyopathy
increased infections
96
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hereditary hemochromatosis increased risk for

A

hepatocellular carcinoma

97
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bronze diabetes

A

hereditary hemochromatosis

98
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mutation in hereditary hemochromatosis

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HFE gene

99
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Tx herediaty hemochromatosis

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phlebotomies

100
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What is mutation in wiskot aldrich

A

WAS protein

cytoskeleton regulation

101
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Tx wiskott aldrich

A

stem cell transplant

102
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eczema, hemolytic anemia, arthritis and vasculitis

A

wiskott aldrich

103
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Tdt+ staining

A

ALL

104
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peroxidase +

A

myeloblast

105
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clinical features paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria

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hemolysis- fatigue
cytopenias
venous thrombosis

106
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workup for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria

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CBC: hypoplastic, thrombocytopenia, leukopenia
elevated LDH and low haptoglobin
indirect hyperbili
UA showing hemoglobinuria

107
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low haptoglobin

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hemolysis

108
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flow cytometry in paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria

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absent CD55 and CD59

109
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Tx for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria

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iron and folate supplementation

eculizumab (inhibits C’ activation)

110
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Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria pathophys

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C’ activated and MAC forms and results in hemolysis

111
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when does paraoxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria occur

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in 40s

112
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anemia from lead poisoning

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microcytic

113
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type of anemia from thalassemias

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microcytic

114
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leukomoid reaction

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leukocytosis from severe infections

also have high leukocyte alkaline phosphatase level

115
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common complication if have sickle trait

A

hematuria

116
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how does SLE cause pancytopenia

A

peripheral destruction immune mediated

117
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sideroblastic anemia

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defective heme synthesis

118
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acquired sideroblastic anemia

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isoniazid without B6 supp

119
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DIC like syndrome in patient with liver failure

give what

A

FFP

120
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protein gap

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> 4 difference of total protein and albumin

121
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rouleaux formation

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MM

122
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M protein spike

A

MM

123
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HS labs

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normal MCV
inc MCHC
inc indirect bili
inc LDH

124
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acidified glycerol lysis test

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osmotic fragility

used for HS

125
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eosin 5 maleimide binding test

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used for HS

126
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hemolytic anemia, jaundice and splenomegaly in newborn

A

HS

127
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coagulopathy labs in antiphospholipid syndrome

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increased PTT time

128
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anti b2GP1 Ab

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antiphospholipid syndrome

129
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Tx for anemia chronic disease

A

Tx underlying disorder

130
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post surgery bleeding from puncture sites but not DIC labs
mild anemic. normocytic. normal platelets no infection
increased PTT slightly

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Vit K deficiency because they did not feed him

131
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howel jowel bodies

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absence of spleen or splenic autoinfarction

blue inclusions with wright stain

132
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hemolytic anemia and thrombocytopenia in renal faiure with gramented cells in peripheral smear

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TTP-HUS

133
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Tx TTP-HUS

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plasmapheresis to remove offending autoAb and replete deficient enzyme

134
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polycythemia, nausea, dizziness and HA

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carboxyhemoglobinemia

135
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ABO vs Rh incompatability which is worse

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Rh

ABO is mild

136
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Tx hairy cell leukemia

A

cladribine

137
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bone marrow in hairy cell leukemia

A

dry tap

138
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adverse effects cladribine

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neurological and kidney damage

139
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all patients with presume ITP should be tested for what

A

HIV and Hep C

140
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howell jowel bodies

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sickle cell

141
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helmet cell bodies

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traumatic hemolytic conditions like DIC, HUS and TTO

142
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why are patients wih MM prone to infections

A

ineffective Ab production

hypogammaglobulinemia

143
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what can increase risk for neonatal polycythemia

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increased erythropoiesis from hypoxia in utero

  • DM
  • maternal HTN
  • smoking
  • IUGR
144
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swelling in face and arm worse in morning. new onset exertional dyspnea
weight loss over short period time
afebrile
face is plethoric and dark appearing

A

SVC

145
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most common cause of SVC

A

malignancy causing obstruction

lung CA and non hodgkin lymphoma

146
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signs of vit K deficiency in newborn

A

brusiing, bloody stools and intracranial hemorrhage

147
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most common brain tumor in children

A

pilocytic astrocytoma

148
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assoc syndromes with wilms tumors

A

WAGR
beckwith wiedemann
denys drash

149
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WAGR

A

Wilms tumor
Aniridia
GU
Retardation

150
Q

imtainib works how

A

tyrosine kinase inhbitior

151
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retinoic R is attacked in what disease

A

promyelocytic AML

152
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what to do for type 2 HIT

A

stop heparin and start argatroban

153
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signs CML

A

dramatic leukocytosis >100,000 and absolute basophilia

lower leukoctye alkaline phosphotase

154
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side effects of EPO therapy

A

worsenin gHTN
HA
flu like syndrome
red cell aplasia

155
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Tx for children with ITP

A

observation

156
Q

homocysteine in patient

supplement with what

A

pyridoxine

157
Q

what is recommended to stabilize bony metastatic lesions

A

bisphosphonates

158
Q

HIT 2 puts you at risk for

A

arterial thrombosis

159
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Tx of acute DVT that is now there for a week and gotten worse due to noncomplainat patient on warfarin

A

direct factor XA inhibitor like rivaroxaban

160
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first line for chemo induced nausea

A

serotonin R antagonist like ondansteron 5HT3

161
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what helps increase appetite for cancer patients

A

progesterone analoges like megestrol acetate

162
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Dx ALL patient with obvious lymph nodes

A

bone marrow bx

163
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pigment gall stones

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HA

164
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trousseaus syndrome

A

hypercoagulable
superficial venous thrombosis usually in chest and arms
usually means CA somewhere like pancreas, lung, prostate, stomach colon and acute leukemias

165
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risk with pernicious anemia

A

gastric cancer, atrophic gastriits

166
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osler weber rendu

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hereditary telangiectasias
auto dominant
with recurrent epistaxis, widespread AV malgormations

167
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findings in primary polycythemia vera

A

low EPO
JAK2 mutation V617F
increased WBC, RBC, platelet

168
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deficiency of folic acid or cobalamine results in what

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increased homocysteine

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