HGB-op Anemia pt2 Flashcards

1
Q

Describe Hgb structure

A

2 alpha 2 beta chains
4 hemes (Fe+2) protoprohyrin ring

two pairs of globin chains

4 hemes - 4 chains = Hgb

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2
Q

What is a Hgb-op

A

defective animo acid sequence (exchange/deletion)

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3
Q

What is a thalassemia

A

depressed production of globin chains

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4
Q

What are the Adult Hgbs?

A

Hgb A (2a,2b)
Hgb H2 (2a,2d)
Hgb F (2a,2g)

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5
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Describe Hgb S
Nationalities
What defect
What happens to Hgb S
___ transforms to ____

Shape?
Occulde?

A

most common in african/middle east/greek
B chain defect
Hgb deoxynagated
B6 GLU - VALINE
Hgb S less soluble/sickles

Occlude microvasc - infarction

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6
Q

What are some promoters of sickling?

A

Hypoxia
Low pH
Dec affinity for O2

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7
Q

What are the two types of sickling

Who is it not found in and why?

A

resversable/irreversable

Not found in children until 6mos of age (Due to HgbF being predominant/no B chains)

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8
Q

Describe sickle cell crisis
VOC (vasc-occul-crisis)

A

Inflammation - over expressed P-Selectin (adhesion mediator )on endothelial cells
Cellular clusters
Infarctions and Inc infections
COMMON CAUSE OF DEATH IN KIDS

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9
Q

Describe Hem. crisis in sickle cell crisises

A

short Rbc life
decreased Hgb/Hct
jaundice

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10
Q

Describe Aplastic crisis

A

Bm suppressed
unable to compensate

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11
Q

Describe sequestration

A

massive pooling of rbcs in spleen

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12
Q

Describe sickle cell anemia (Homozygous)

cell populations
shift?
BM
Hgbs present?

A

norm/norm/micro/hypo
sickle cells/targets
Nrbc/Stippling
NEUTROPHILIA (SHIFT)
thrombocytosis/erythrohyperplasia
HGB S
incr Hgb F
NO HGB A (no B chains)
Tube sol +

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13
Q

Describe sickle cell trait Heterozygous

symptoms?
cells?

Hgb ranges?

A

generally asympt
occ. sickling with extreme hypoxia
normal rbc morphology
Tube sol +
20-40% Hgb S
>60% Hgb A
norm HgbA2/HgbF

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14
Q

Describe Hgb C

Homozygous vs hetero

A

2nd most common in US
B chain defect
B6 GLU - LYSINE

Crystal cells

Homo: hemolytic anemia
micro/hypo
envelope cells
Hetero: Aysmptom

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15
Q

Describe Hgb SC
most common…
diff what?
population?
disease states?
hgb?

A

most common double hetero Hgb structure
diff amino acid substance on each of 2 globin chains
25% west africa
Tube sol +
Mild sickle cell disease
vaso-occlu less common
NO HGB A
Mild/mod anemia

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16
Q

Describe Hgb tube sol (sickle dex)

Reagents:

Principle

A

reagents: saponin - lyse rbc/create hgb
Sodium hydrosulfate - reducer
buffers

Hgb S is reduced (deoxy) crystalizes and creates cloud of suspension, normal Hgb clear

17
Q

Causes of False + in Hgb tube sol

Flase -?

A

+ - hyperproteinemia
hyperlipidemia
polycy
Hgb-c/hgb BARTS

  • anemia <7mg hgb
    low Hgb S conc
    Rgt deterioration
18
Q

What MUST you confirm these with?

A

Hgb electrophoresis

19
Q

Breifly describe Hgb electrophoresis
Strip is made of?
pH?

A

hgb have charges/pH of medium affects this
they migrate at specific rates/helps distinguish
strip (cellulose acetate)
pH (8.4-8.6)

20
Q

T/F all Hgb that have abnormal patterns in Alkaline pH do not need to be electrophoresised at Acid pH?

A

false they do need to be electrophoresed at acidic pH with a CITRIC AGAR

21
Q

Describe newborn hgb-op screening

A

all 50 states
must use IEF on dried blood
HPLL
molecular DNA based - most effective when targeted to mutation

22
Q

List some other abnormal Hgb

A

Hgb D
Hgb G
Hgb O - arab
D-punjab
C-harlem

most have increased O2 affinity

23
Q

Describe Hgb E

A

B chain defect
resembles Thal
30% southeast asians
mild anemia/micro/target

24
Q

Describe Hgb M (unstable Hgb)

A

amino acid substitue in alpha or beta chain
iron not able to be oxidized, prevents O2 binding (-OH in place)
Pt have Metheme (Fe+3)
unable to carry O2
sample brown
HEINZE bodies