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Lecture 25 - RBC Interpretation 2 Flashcards

1
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increased total protein indicates

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hemolysis

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2
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decreased total protein indicates

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hemorrhage

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3
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acute hemorrhage characteristics

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severity not apparent until fluid volume is replaced
PP diluted

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4
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chronic hemorrhage characteristics

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mild or no anemia
prolonged = iron deficiency
sometimes low PP

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5
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what are the causes of chronic hemorrhage

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  1. parasitism
  2. GI ulcers
  3. neoplasm
  4. hematuria
  5. coagulopathies
  6. frequent phlebotomy
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6
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external hemorrhage

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loss to outside
trauma, coagulopathy, ectoparasites

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7
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internal hemorrhage

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RBCs and proteins are broken down

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8
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extravascular hemolysis

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RBCs phagocytized by macrophages
most common

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9
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intravascular hemolysis

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RBCs lyse with vasculature

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10
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What is the rate-limiting step in bilirubin formation

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conjugated bilirubin in the liver transported to the gall bladder

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IMHA

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antibodies attack RBC antigens (type II)

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12
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what are the two most common causes of canine hemolytic anemia

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  1. breed disposition
  2. age
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13
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what is primary IMHA

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idiopathic

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14
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what is secondary IMHA

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infection-, neoplasia-, drug-, vaccine- mediated

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15
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what species typically has primary IMHA? what about secondary IMHA?

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cats; horses

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16
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neonatal isoerythrocytosis

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mare-foal incompatibility due to the stallion’s blood type and mare producing antibodies against the foal’s blood

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17
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what would be seen in lab work to help diagnose IMHA

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spherocytes
agglutination
hyperbilirubinemia
bilirubinuria
inflammatory leukogram

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18
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Coombs test positive is indicated by

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agglutination

19
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what does Coombs test detect

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antibodies/complement on RBCs

20
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morphology of oxidated membrane proteins

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eccentrocytes
pyknocytes

21
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morphology of hemoglobin denaturation

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heinz bodies

22
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What are the causes of oxidative hemolytic anemia

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  1. Plants - allium or red maple toxicity
  2. Acetaminophen toxicity
  3. Metals - zinc or copper
  4. crude oil
23
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increased, small Heinz bodies in cats are indicative of

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diabetes, lymphoma, and hyperthyroidism

24
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_____, _____ heinz bodies indicate oxidative damage

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many; large

25
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decreased ATP influences RBCs how

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decrease lifespan and hemolysis

26
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what two enzyme deficiencies are hereditary and impact RBCs

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pyruvate kinase
phosphofructokinase

27
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what acquired metabolic disorder is a cause of Intravascular hemolytic anemia

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hypophosphatemia

28
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T/F: hypophosphatemia is mediated by vitamin D

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FALSE - insulin

29
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examples of RBC parasites

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mycoplasma
anaplasma
(babesia + cytauxzoon)

30
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what two commonly vaccinated against microorganisms can cause intravascular hemolysis

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clostridium and leptospira

31
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Caval syndrome is connected to

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severe heartworm disease

32
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Characterize this Persian cat blood work:

RBC 1.95 (5 - 11)
Hgb 2.9 (8 -15)
Hct 9.2 (25 - 45)
MCHC 29 (30 - 36)
RDW 22.4 (13 - 17)
PLT 143 (200 - 500)
PCV 9 (32 - 48)
PP 5.2 (6.8 - 8.3)

morphology - clumped, polychromasia, heinz bodies, anisocytosis

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regenerative normocytic hypochromic anemia

cause: blood loss (decreased pp and PCV)

33
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Characterize the sheep blood work:

WBC 16.38 (4 - 12)
RBC 5.99 (9 - 15)
Hgb 7.1 (9 - 15)
Hct 17.1 (27 - 45)
MCHC 41.2 (31 - 34)
Platelet ct 820 (250 - 750)
PCV 17 (27 - 45)

morphology - polychromasia, Heinz bodies, basophilic stippling

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moderate normocytic hypochromic regenerative anemia w/ increased MCHC

cause: hemolysis (copper?)

34
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non-regenerative anemia is mostly due to

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inadequate or absent bone marrow response

35
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Causes are 7 of non-regenerative anemia

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  1. anemia of inflammatory disease
  2. anemia of endocrine disease
  3. chronic kidney disease
  4. iron deficiency
  5. myelophthisis
  6. aplastic anemia
  7. PIMA
36
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anemia of inflammatory disease

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most common
acute
mild normocytic normochromic

37
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chronic kidney disease anemia

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lack of EPO
severity proportional to the retention of nitrogenous waste
azotemia, hyperphosphatemia

38
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iron deficiency anemia

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chronic blood loss
iron deficiency in young animals
microcytic hypochromic

39
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pancytopenia

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anemia + neutropenia + thrombocytopenia

40
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bicytopenia

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decrease in 2/3 cell lineages

41
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myelophthisis

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crowding out of normal BM (neoplasia)

42
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aplastic anemia

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bone marrow failure

43
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Lead toxicity findings

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polychromasia
inappropriate nRBCs
inappropriate basophilic stippling

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