Iron Flashcards

1
Q

Most common cause of IDA in woman is

A

Lack of iron in diet

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2
Q

Heamoglobin contain iron in amount of

A

2.5 g

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3
Q

Iron metabolism in the body is ——— system

A

Closed

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4
Q

Normal diet contains about — of iron / day

A

15mg

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5
Q

Iron is absorbed in oxidised form / t or f

A

F / in reduced form

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6
Q

What are substances that decrease the absorption of iron

A

Phytates , tannates , anti acids , tea , coffee, milk

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7
Q

What are pathways to exclude the iron

A

Sloughing of dead cells
Iron excretion in bile

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8
Q

In woman additional ——- of iron is loses monthly

A

30 mg

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9
Q

Why free iron must be bound to protein

A

Because it insoluble or toxic or may be cause free radicles that damage the cells

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10
Q

Heam : iron inserted in a ——

A

Tetrapyrrole ring

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11
Q

Most abundant heamoprotein in the liver

A

Cytochrome p450 about 1mg

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12
Q

Most sensitive and reflected iron storage in the body

A

Ferritin

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13
Q

Feritten can store about of ——— of iron ion in the form of ——-

A

4500 - fe+3

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14
Q

The only source of iron heamoglobin and can bound to —— atoms of iron

A

Transferrin -2

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15
Q

What is the most important iron carrier in blood

A

Transferrin

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16
Q

The production of transferrin through

A

Liver

17
Q

Transferrin bound to ferrous -t or f

A

F / to the ferric

18
Q

Transferrin saturation is

A

30 -50%

19
Q

Transferrin saturation under —- is indicator for iron deficiency

A

15%

20
Q

Transferrin iron complex is endocytosed by

A

He producing cells after linking to receptors

21
Q

Increased absorption of iron from the gut

A

Heamochromatosis

22
Q

Decreased in amount of iron in the body’s

A

Iron diffiency anemia

23
Q

Inflammation induced change of iron distribution

A

Anemia of chronic disease

24
Q

What is the therapy of IDA

A

Phlebotomy

25
Q

Most common anemia

A

IDA

26
Q

What are manifestations of IDA

A

Hypochromic microcytic erythrocytes

27
Q

Iron is transported from the cell by

A

Ferroportin

28
Q

Which cells must able to export iron

A

Macrophages ( recycle 30 mg ) from erythrocytes
Enterocytes ( export 1mg ) from diet
Hepatocytes ( mobilise stored iron form ferritin )

29
Q

Hepcidine produced from

A

Liver

30
Q

What is the function of hepcidine

A

Blocks iron export from macrophages and enterocytes in small intestine

31
Q

Increase erythropoiesis —————- hepcidine expression

A

Decrease

32
Q

Inflammation ———— hepcidine synthesis

A

Increase

33
Q

Iron overload

A

Increase hepcidine production

34
Q

IDA ——— hepcidine production

A

Decrease

35
Q

IDA cause ————- TIBC

A

Increase