POP Quiz Game #3 Flashcards
What is the most sensitive test to determine Iron Deficiency?
Ferritin
*iron storage
What Ethnic Group is Thalassemia most common in?
Mediterranean
What are the critical values for Hbg?
<7
>21
What cell line is responsible for making thrombocytes, erythrocytes, mast cells, and myeloblasts?
Myeloid progenitor cells
How many days do red blood cells normally survive in the peripheral blood?
120 days
A deficiency in _________ will lead to neurologic symptoms such as numbness and tingling.
B12
What component of the CBC measures volume or size of a single RBC?
MCV
What is the hallmark of aplastic anemia?
Pancytopenia
*low WBC, RBC, platelets
*do a bone marrow biopsy to check
In hereditary spherocytosis, where is the defect?
Cell wall
Which bilirubin is increased in hemolysis, reflecting RBC breakdown?
Indirect bilirubin is high (Unconjugated)
HCT in percentage is usually approximately _____________
the Hbg under normal conditions
3x
What level indicates a macrocytic anemia?
MCV>100
List 3 differentials for a microcytic anemia.
TICS
List 3 differentials for a macrocytic anemia.
Chronic Alcohol use
B12 + folate def
What is stimulated by the kidneys in response to the bodies need for more oxygen?
EPO