RBC and Bleeding Disorders V Flashcards
achlorhydria
no HCl in GI tract
no release of B12 from food
gastrectomy
IF not available for B12 uptake
ileal resection
no IF/B12 complex absorption
tapeworms
compete with host for B12 and can induce a deficiency state
pregnancy, hyperthyroid, cancer, chronic infection
increased demand for B12
-relative deficiency
neuro sx of B12 deficiency
not improved with folate administration
chronic gastritis
fundic gland atrophy - metaplasia to goblet cells - no IF produced - pernicious anemia
atophic glossitis
glazed beefy tongue
-with pernicious anemia
risks with B12 deficiency
gastric carcinoma
athersclerosis (with homocysteine)
chronic alcoholic
folate deficiency
methotrexate
folic acid agonist
-leads to deficiency
folate vs. B12 deficiency
folate - increased homocysteine
methylmalonate normal
no neuro symptoms
cause of megaloblastosis
suppressed synthesis of DNA
most common nutritional disorder in world
iron deficienct anemia
toddlers, menstruation, women of child bearing age
ferrous
Fe2+
ferric
Fe3+
absorption of Fe
proximal duodenum
ferroportin
basolateral for Fe transport
transferrin
Fe transport
ferritin
storage of Fe
also hemosiderin
hepcidin
released with increased serum iron
inhibits Fe transport
-downregulate ferroportin
most common cause of iron deficiency in western world
chronic blood loss