RBC and Bleeding Disorders II Flashcards

1
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hexose monophosphate shunt and glutathione metabolism

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abnormal in G6PD deficiency

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2
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G6PD deficiency

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RBCs cannot protect against oxidative damage

leads to hemolysis
-both intravascular and extravascular

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3
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episodic hemolysis

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characteristic of G6PD deficiency

-exposures that cause oxidative stress

infections - viral hepatitis, pneumonia, typhoid

drugs - antimalarials

foods - fava beans

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4
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G6PD

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glucose 6 phosphate DH

-reduces NADP to NADPH while oxidizing glucose-6P

NADPH - provides reducing equivalents for glutathione metabolism that protects against oxidative damage
-like H2O2

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5
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genetics of G6PD

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X-linked trait

-males higher risk

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6
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heinz bodies

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in G6PD deficiency

seen in RBCs

also bite cells

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7
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bite cells

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G6PD deficiency

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8
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G6PD-

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in blacks

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9
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G6PD mediterranean

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protective against plasmodium falciprum malaria

greater hemolysis in this variant

only older red cells at risk for lysis

recovery phase - reticulocytosis

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10
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G6PD clinical

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no spenomegaly or cholelithiasis

-bc is intermittent - no chronic hemolysis

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11
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sickle cell

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beta chain point mutation codon 6

-glutamate to valine

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12
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HbA

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alpha2beta2

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13
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HbA2

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alpha2delta2

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14
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HbF

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alpha2gamma2

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15
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beta-globin chain

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one gene

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16
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alpha-globin chain

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two genes

17
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PBS of sickle cell

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anisocytosis and poikilocytosis and sickled cells

18
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sickle cell trait

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heterozygote for HbS

offspring of hetero - 1/4 chance

19
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protective effect HbS

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against falciprum malaria

parasites promote sickling - get cleared rapidly - keep parasite load down

20
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pfEMP-1

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knob formation
-impaired by sickling

-knob formation on membranes

basis of cerebral malaria

21
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sickle cell clinical

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moderately severe hemolytic anemia
-Hct 20-30%

reticulocytosis, hyperbilirubinemia, and sickled cells

22
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vaso-occlusive crisis

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in sickle cell

-aka pain crisis

bones, lung, liver, brain, spleen, penis

23
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hand-foot syndrome

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painful bones in children with sickle cell

24
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dactylitis

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of bones in hands and feet

with sickle cell

25
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acute chest syndrome

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vaso-occlusive crisis in sickle cell

fever cough, chest pain, pulmonary infiltrates

blood flow - sluggish
-further hypoxemia - more sickling - bad cycle

requires prompt treatment and exchange tranfusions

26
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priapism

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in sickle cell

45% males after puberty

27
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stroke and retinopathy to blindness

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with sickle cell

28
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depletion of NO

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no vasodilation

-predisposition for stroke in sickle cell disease

29
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sequestration crisis

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in children with sickle cell
-entrapment of sickled RBCs in spleen

rapid splenic enlargement, hypovolemia, shock

requires prompt treatment and exchange tranfusions

30
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aplastic crisis in sickle cell

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with parvovirus B19 infection

cessation of erythropoiesis and anemia

31
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chronic hypoxia with sickle cell

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impaired growth and development and organ damage

32
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hyposthenuria

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sickling in kidney - damage

inability to concentrate urine

33
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infections in sickle cell

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pneumococcus pneumonia and haem influenza

because of altered splenic functions

34
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diagnosis of sickle cell

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clinical findings and presence of irreversibly sickled cells

-test - mix blood sample with metabisulfite - induces sickling

35
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metabisulfite

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for dx of sickle cell

will cause sickling in HgS patients

36
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Hg electrophoresis

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can demonstrate presence of HbS and other sickle syndromes

37
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prenatal sickle cell diagnosis

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analyze fetal DNA

-amniocentesis and chorionic biopsy