HemePath Flashcards

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Hemophilia

CF:
Tx:

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Hemophilia

Type: def factor
A: VIII
B: IX
C: XI

  • hemarthroses, easy bruising, inc bleeding after trauma/ surgery
  • Tx: Desmopressin c resp factor concentrate
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Acanthocytes/ spur cells

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Liver disease

A betalipoprotenemia

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Echinocytes/ burr cells

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ESRD
Pyruvate kinase def
Liver disease

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Dacrocytes/ tear drop cells

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Bone marry infiltration, Myelofibrosis

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Schistocytes/ helmet cells

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Dx for traumatic mech

Microangiopathic:
DIC
TTP/HUS
HELLP

Microangiopathic anemia
mechanical hemolysis: prosthetic heart valves & Aortic stenosis

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Degmacytes/ bite cells

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G6PD def

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Spectrum mutation

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RBC memb protein gene

Hereditary elliptocytosis

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Macro-ovalocytes

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Megaoblastic anemia

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Target cells

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HALT

HbC
Asplenia
Liver diseases
Thalassemia

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Ringed sideroblasts

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Sideroblastic anemia:
Lead poisoning
Myelodysplastic syndrome
Alcoholism

MAL

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Howell-Jolly bodies

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Hyposplenia (SCA)
Asplenia

Basophillic nuclear remnants: no iron

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Basophillic stippling

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Sideroblastic anemia
Thalassemia

Basophillic ribosomal ppt: no iron

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Pappenheimer bodies

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Sideroblastic anemia

Basophillic granules: IRON

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Heinz bodies

Stain?

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G6PD def

+iron

Crystal violet stain

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Anaemia classification

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Normocytic : MCV 80-100 fL — Hemolytic & non-hemolytic

Microcytic: MCV <80 fL — TAIL

Macrocytic: MCV >100 fL — Megaloblastic & Non-megaloblastic

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Corrected Reticulocyte count / Reticulocyte Index

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RI = reticulocyte% x actual/ normal Hct

N Hct ~ 45%

  • measure of BM response to anemia
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Microcytic anaemia

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TAIL

Thalassemia
ACD
Iron def anemia
Lead poisoning

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Iron def anaemia labs

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Iron: dec
TIBC: inc 
Ferretin: dec
RDW: inc
RI: dec
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Normocytic non-hemolytic anaemia

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Dec RI

Early iron def anemia
Anemia of chronic disease
Aplastic anemia
Chronic kidney disease

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Normocytic hemolytic anemia : intrinsic

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  • Membrane defects: Hereditary spherocytosis Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
  • Enzyme deficiencies
    G6PD deficiency
    Pyruvate kinase deficiency
  • Hemoglobinopathies
    Sickle cell anemia
    HbC disease
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Normocytic hemolytic anemia: extrinsic

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Autoimmune
Microangiopathic
Macroangiopathic
Infections

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Macrocytic megaloblastic anaemia

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  • Defective DNA synthesis
    Folate deficiency
    Vitamin B12 deficiency
    Orotic aciduria
  • Defective DNA repair
    Fanconi anemia
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Macrocytic non-megaloblastic anaemia

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Diamond-Blackfan anemia
Liver disease
Alcoholism

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Lead poisoning

  • Path
  • Sx
  • Tx
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  • ferochelatase & ALA synth inhib
  • LEAD
    Lead/ Burton lines on gingivae & long bones
    Encephalopathy & Erupythrocytic basophillic stippling
    Abd colic & Sideroblastic Anaemia
    Drop— wrist & foot drop
  • I line: Dimercaprol & EDTA
    Chelation in kids: Succimer
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Sideroblastic anaemia - Etiology - Inheritsnce - RF - Labs - Tx
- ALA synth gene defect - XL - Alcohol. Lead poisoning. B6 def. Cu def. Drugs ISONIAZID, LINEZOLID - iron : inc. TIBC: dec Ferretin: inc Ringed Sideroblasts - Pyridoxine, B6
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Alpha-Thal | Genetics
Alpha globin gene deletion on chrom 16
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Alpha-Thal variants
aa/a- : a-Thal minima a-/a- : a-Thal minor, cis. (mild anaemia) aa/- - : a-Thal minor, trans - -/-a : HbH (beta4) - -/ - - : Hb Barts (gamma4). (Hydrops Fetalis)
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Beta-Thalassemia genetics
Point mutations on splice sites & promoter seq | Chrom 11
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Beta-Thalassemia variants
1. B-minor: dec beta chain production. - inc HbA2 2. B-major: beta chain absent - inc HbF, HbA2 - crew-cut app & chipmunk facies - inc risk of Aplastic anemia (ParvoB19) 3. B-Thal heterozygous/ HbS
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Anemia of chronic diseases | Labs
Hepcidin: inc Iron: dec TIBC: dec Ferretin: inc
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PNH Genetics: CF: Dx: Tx:
Genetics: PIGA gene mutation > dec CD55/DAF—CD59 meadiated complement inhib > inc RBC lysis CF: Pancytopenia, hematuria in the morning Dx: Coombs - Tx: Eculizumab (against C5)
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G6PD def Genetics: Etiology: CF: Labs:
Genetics: XLR Etiology: DSixP - Dapsone, Sulfa drugs, Primaquine, Fava beans CF: back pain, hemoglobinuria Labs: Heinz bodies & Bite cells
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Macrocytic anemia causes | SE drugs
``` PMSH Phenytoin Methotrexate Sulfa drugs Hydroxyurea ```
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Triphalangeal thumbs w Rapid-onset Ana is within 1st year of life
Diamond-Blackfan anemia
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RBC memb protein defects
Hereditary Spherocytosis -ankyrin, band, spectrin,
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Hereditary Spherocytosis Genetics: Etiology: CF: Labs:
Genetics: AD Etiology: RBC memb defect (spectrin, ankyrin, band) CF: spleenomeg, aplastic crisis, extravasc hemolysis Labs: inc osmotic fragility test. Inc MCHC. N/dec MCV
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Hemolytic anemia in newborn
Pyruvate kinase def AR In 2,3 BPG
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Point mutation in beta-globin gene
SCA
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Salmonella osteomyelitis complication of
Sickle cell crisis
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SCA labs
Dec HbA Inc HbS Inc HbF
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Glutamic acid got lysine mutation in beta-globin chain
HbC
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Direct Coombs test
Anti-IgG (Coombs reagent) + pt RBC +ve if RBC coated w Ig agglutinate -ve if no agglutination
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Indirect Coombs test
Pt serum + normal RBC +ve if serum has anti-RBC surface Ig & agglutinates
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AIHA Types: CF: Dx: Tx:
Coombs+ Warm: IgG mediated aRBC agglutination & alpha-Methyldopa Cold: IgM mediated RBC agglutination. Blue fingers & toes. Seen in CML, M.pneumonia, Mononucleosis Tx: Rituximab
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Malaria, Babesia
Extrinsic hemolytic anemia
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HSR against plasma proteins in transfused blood
Type I #MC IgA deficient pts w anti IgA ab
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Fever, chills, dec BP, chest/back pain & hemoglobinuria following a blood transfusion
HSR type II Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction - complement mediated cell lysis
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Vascular deposits of immune complex
HSR type III SLE, RA
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Pre-existing ab that bind antigens & activate complement, see in?
Type II HSR ABO incompatibility Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction
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Head & neck cancer spread to?
Ant cervical/ Jugular LN
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JAK2 mutation
Polycythemia Vera - clinal prolif of erythrocytes : inc Hct
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Glycoprotein produced by peritibular fibroblasts in renal cells
EPO - only in response to hypoxia
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High-volume blood transfusion (>9 units/hr) complications
Hypocalcemia (d/t Ca2+ chelation by citrate anticoagulant in stored blood. Also occurrs in low transfusion in liver diseases since citrate metabolized by liver) Dec coagulation factors Vol overload
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Blood transfusion reactions & electrolyte abn Hypercalcemia: Hyperkalemia:
Hypercalcemia: rapid blood transfusion (d/t Ca2+ chelation by citrate anticoagulant) Hyperkalemia: ABO incompatibility ( release of intracellular K)
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SE of synthetic EPO | Epoetin, Darbepoetin
Iron def anaemia d/t inc RBC production & rapid iron depletion
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Hb switched to fetal form in?
Hydroxyurea Tx in SCA since HbF unaffected by sickling
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What improves nuclear maturation
B9 & B12
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Tumor lysis syndrome electrolytes
Inc K, Inc PO4 Inc uric acid Inc Lactate dehydrogenase
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#MC & fatal presentation of neonatal Vit K def
Inc intracranial P d/t intracranial hemorrhage
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Polypeptide regulator of iron hemostasis Synth by?
Hepcidin, liver
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Hepcidin Release: Inhibition:
Inc synth d/t: inc iron levels & inflamm Dec synth d/t: hypoxia, inc erythropoesis
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Neutropenia
Absolute neutrophil count <1500cells / mm3
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Corticosteroid | Inflamm response pathogenesis
Neutrophilia (d/t dec activation of neutrophil adhesion molecules, dec migration out of blood to sites on inflamm: dec inflamm response) Eosinopena & lymphopenia (inc sequestration of eosinophils in LN & apoptosis of lymphocytes)
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Leukoerythroblastic shift
Left shit Inc immature cells Seen in anemia (physiologic), fibrosis & BM tumors
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Heme synth disorders
Enzyme: disease ALA synth : Sideroblastic anemia ALA dehydratase : lead poisoning Porphobilinogen deaminase: AIP Uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase : PCT
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#MC porphyria RF: Etiology: CF: Tx:
PCT - exacerbated by alcohol - Hep C - TEA-COLOURED URINE. blistering, photosensitivity, hyperpigmentation - avoid sun, phlebotomy, Hydroxychloroquine
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vWF def - labs - CF - Tx
Platelet count : N Ristocetin cofactor assay : abn Factor VIII def PTT inc Menorrhagia, gingival bleeding OCP, Desmopressin
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VWF def vs Bernard-Soulier syndrome Labs
N plasma + pt plasma + ristocetin = agglutination in vWF def = no agglutination in BSS since GpIb R deficient
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Def of GpIb receptors CF: Tx:
Bernard-Soulier Syndrome Thrombocytopenia, enlarged platelets, mucocut bleeding
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Def of GpIIb/IIIa receptors CF: Tx:
Glanzmann thrombasthenia Mucocut bleeding
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Hageman (XII) factor def
Inc PTT thromboemboli
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Meds causing Sideroblastic anemia
LIC LINEZOLID Isoniazid (inhib pyridoxine phosphokinase: B6 to Pyridoxal 5’po4, cofactor for d-ALA synth) Chloramphenicol
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Heme metab
Heme -heme oxygenase- Biliverdin -biliverdin reductase- Unconj bilirubin -bilirubin glucoronyl transf- Conj bilirubin -Bact dehydrogenase- Urobilinogen — stercobilinogen
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SCA pathogenesis
glu → val substitution : formation of a hydrophobic pocket on the beta globin surface that interacts with a complementary nonpolar residue on another hemoglobin molecule : causes polymerization of HbS molecules and subsequent erythrocyte sickling : membrane damage and permanent distortion of red blood cells. Red cell sickling is promoted by low oxygen levels, increased acidity, and dehydration.
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HbC pathogenesis
glu → lys basic polar (positively charged) lysine (lys) residue. Because lys is charged (although it has opposite polarity to glu), there is no hydrophobic interaction between hemoglobin molecules and no polymerization/sickling.
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Anti GpIIb/IIIa Ab Etiology: Labs: Tx:
Immune thrombocytopenia Seen in SLE, HIV, HCV, CLL Inc megakaryocytes - steroids, Rituximab, Eltrombopag, Romiplostim, IVIG
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Inhib/ def of ADAMTS13 Pathogen: CF: Labs: Tx:
- mostly females. vWF metalloprorease Inc platelet aggregation n thrombi formation - Triad: thrombocytopenia, Microangiopathic HA, acute kidney injury + fever + neurological Sx - N PT & PTT. Platelets dec Hb dec, LDH inc, Schistiocytes Creatinine inc - Rituximab. Plasmapheresis. Steroids.
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HUS ``` Epi: Pathogen: CF: Labs: Tx: ```
Children - shiga ~ toxin, EHEC O157:H7 - thrombocytopenia, microangiopathic HA, acute kidney injury + bloody diarrhea - N PT & PTT. Platelets dec Hb dec, LDH inc, Schistiocytes Creatinine inc - supportive care
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Multiple myeloma Pathogen: CF: Labs:
Pathogen: plasma cells into BM - dec hematopoesis. Dec B cell n plasma cells CF: inc bact infections. Bone pain. Renal insufficiency ``` Labs: Normocytic anemia (ineffective erythropoesis). Hypercalcemia. ```
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Hb -bound- 2,3 DPG
N Dec O2 affinity for Hb : more O2 release in peripheral tissues
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Beta-globing mutation causing dec 2,3BPG binding
Familial erythrocytosis
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Hemophilia inheritance
XLR Given phenotypically normal parents, the probability that a female sibling of a male affected by an X-linked recessive disease will give birth to an affected child is 1/8.
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Sickling promoted by.
Dec O2 Dec blood vol Inc blood pH Organs w inc metabolic demand promote sickling by extracting more O2 from the blood (O2 unloading)
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Methemoglobin induced as a Tx for
Cyanide poisoning Amyloid nitrite induces MethHb since it binds CN & prevents CN from binding to cytochrome c in ETC
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Cyanide poisoning antidotes
Amyl nitrite Hydrocobalamin NaThisulphate
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UROD def | Uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase
Porphyria cutanea tarda
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RF Porphyria CT
``` Alcohol Smoking Halogen HC HCV HIV ```
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+ve Coombs test
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia | HDF/N
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t(8:14)
Burkitt Cmyc (8) oncogene 8: 2 (kappa light chain) 8: 14 8: 22 (lambda light chain)
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t(9:22)
CML | BCR-ABL
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t(11:14)
Mantle cell | Cyclin D
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13q deletion
CLL
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t(14:18)
Follicular lymphoma Bcl2 (B-cell lymphoma2) 18 to 14, Ig heavy chain Bcl2: anti-apoptotic - over expression causes immortality
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t(15:17)
APML RAR-a,17 / PML, chrom 15
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Hematogenous ca spread
Sarcoma RCC HCC
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Perineural ca spread
Pancreatic ductal adenoca | Prostate
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Transcoelomic ca spread
Ovarian
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Diffuse large B cell lymphoma
``` #MC NHL rapidly enlarging mediastinal/ neck/ abd mass #mc involves oropharyngeal lymphoid or GIT ``` - B : fever, wt loss, night sweats
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``` #MC NHL 2#MC NHL ```
Diffuse large B cell | Follicular
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#MC leukemia in children
ALL
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Spleenomeg + pancytopenia in older men
Hairy-cell leukemia
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Hypophosphorylated Rb (f) Mutation
Active. Tumor suppressor gene. 13q14 regulates the G1→S checkpoint n stops it : does no let damaged DNA to proceed ``` - mutations: Retinoblastoma Osteosarcoma Breast Adenoca Small cell lung ca Bladder ca ```
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Molecular policeman
P53 Induced of apoptosis
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BRCA1 n BRCA2 mutation
Breast n ovarian ca
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#MCC anemia in elderly on antacids
Megaloblastic d/t B12 def
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Replacement of BM w fat cells
Aplastic anemia RF: toxic chemicals- industrial solvents/ chemicals, insecticides
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Replacement of BM w fibrosis
Myelofibrosis Dacrocytes / tear drop cells
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Inc nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio
Slow nuclear division Inc cytoplasmic maturation Cells w inc replication rate
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AIHA etiology
M.pneumoniae EBV Abx against RBC
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Inc PTT
``` Hemophilia A (factor VIII def) Heparin ```
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Inc Bleeding time
Uremia/ ESRD
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Inc aPTT n BT
``` VWF def Platelet dys(f): inc BT dec factor VIII: inc PTT ```
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Inc PT, PTT , BT
DIC
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Inc PT, PTT
Warfarin PT >> PTT
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Over expr/amplification of genes causing mutation
Proto-oncogenes ``` KRAS: colorectal ca ABL BRAF HER1 Erb B2/ HER2/ neu MYC RAS SIS TFGA ```
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Large irreg lymphocyte w abundant cytoplasm
EBV
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Dry tap + spleenomeg in mid-aged men Dx?
Hairy cell leukemia Infiltrates BM n RES TRAP+ve (older test) Dx: flow cytometry
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Loss of (f) mutation genes
Tumor-suppressor/ anti-oncogenes ``` APC/ b-catenin BRCA1, 2 (DNA repair) RB (G1–S checkpoint) TP53 DCC NF1 VHL WT1 ```
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Hemolytic anemia, hypercoag, pancytopenia | Dx?
PNH
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Neck swelling w epistaxis n headaches
Nasopharyngeal ca Pre-malignant lesion transformed to malignant d/t oncogenic viral proteins expressed by EBV
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#MCC HNSCC in young non smokers
HPV
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Keratin pearls
Irreg foci of keratinization | HNSCC
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Hemolytic anemia periph blood smear
1. Inc Reticulocytes : large, immature RBC d/t ribosomes 2. Spherocytes: reduced cell memb w dec surface area : partially phagocytized 3. Nucleated erythrocytes: immature
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Construction worker w microcytic anemia, comstipation, neurological changes,
Lead poisoning Basophillic stippling
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Ringed Sideroblasts vs basophillic stippling
RS: Bone marrow Ppt of iron granules in dev RBC BS: periph blood Ribosomal aggregation
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Neutrophils in different stages of maturation seen in?
CML BCR-ABL Philadelphia chromosome
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Pure red cell aplasia
Dec RBC production d/t inhib of precursor by IgG autoab or cytotoxic T lymphocytes Seen in thymoma, lymphocytic leukemia, Parvovirus
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Missense mutation in beta-globin
SCA
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Direct polymerizarion inhib in SCA by?
Voxelotor
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What metabolizes pro-carcinogens?
CyP450 monooxygenase
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Child, mucocut bleeding | + no platelet clumping
Adhesion defect d/t defective GpIIb/IIIa R on platelet surface Glanzmann trombasthenia Tx: Abciximab
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New onset neurological Sx + anemia w Schistiocytes + thrombocytopenia + acute kidney injury Dx?
TTP
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Elderly w osteolytic lesions, inc Ca2+ , anemia, acute kidney injury CDx?
Multiple myeloma Dx: light chain in urine electrophoresis
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JAK2 mutation
Cytoplasm is tyrosine kinase : clonal prolif of myeloid cells Polycythemia Vera
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#MC malignancy of childhood
T-ALL Mediastinal mass
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Stacked-coin agglutination in periph blood
Rouleaux formation D/t inc circulating proteins which disrupt the electrostatic charge on RBC n cause aggregation - seen in infection, RA, Multiple myeloma. Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia (inc paraproteins/ immunoglobulins)
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Age-related changes in hematopoietic stem cells
1. Inc fat n dec mass of bone marrow 2. Dec response to stimulators cytokines : limited gen of new cells in resp to stress 3. Dec cytokine signaling n cellular BM composition : dec gen of new cells in response to blood loss or hypoxia 4. Inc medullary size d/t loss of endosteal cortica bone : inc # risk
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Erythrocytosis Polycythemia DDx
1. RBC mass - Inc in Absolute erythrocytosis - N mass in Relative 2. EPO - Dec in 1° erythrocytosis: Polycythemia Vera - inc in 2° d/t chronic hypoxia, smoking, COPD, abn secretion 3. SaO2 + PaO2 <92% + <65% in 2°
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Polycythemia classification
1. Absolute (true inc in RBC mass) i. Polycythemia Vera ii. 1° erythrocytosis (low EPO) iii. 2° erythrocytosis : inc EPO d/t hypoxia (SaO2<92% or PAO2 <65 mmHg) or abn secretion by neoplastic / other tissues 2. Relative (N RBC mass) - dehydration, excessive diuresis
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HbA 93% HbF 2% HbA2 5% Dx?
Beta-thal minor
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#MC NHL in adults
Follicular lymphoma
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Intra erythrocytic rings seen in
Malaria
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Lymphocytes w cytoplasmic projections
Hairy cell leukemia
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Abn retinoic acid receptor seen in?
AMPL/ AML M3 PML/RAR-a fusion t(17:15) Auer rods
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Paraneoplastic inc in EPO seen w?
» Paraneoplastic Rise to High Hct Levels « 1. Pheochromocytoma 2. RCC 3. HCC 4. Hemangioblastoma 5. Lymphoma
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Paraneoplastic Marantic endocarditis seen w?
Marantic/ Nonbacterial endocarditis d/t Pancreatic adenoca
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Paraneoplastic inc in EPO seen w?
» Paraneoplastic Rise to High Hct Levels « 1. Pheochromocytoma 2. RCC 3. HCC 4. Hemangioblastoma 5. Lymphoma
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Paraneoplastic Marantic endocarditis seen w?
Marantic/ Nonbacterial endocarditis d/t Pancreatic adenoca