TEST 1 Flashcards
anemias: proliferation
-bone marrow not as active to produce RBC or EPO deficient
-Anemia of Chronic disease- inflammation (Rheumatoid Arthritis, lupus, chronic infections, malignancy) -> low EPO
-Renal disease- Deficient EPO
-Fanconi anemia- Inherited aplastic anemia (bone marrow issue)
-Blackfan-Diamond syndrome -> Inherited bone marrow failure
-Parvovirus- Infection causing aplastic anemia (bone marrow can be suppressed) -> temporary
-Drug or toxins
anemia: maturation
-B12 deficiency- Perncicous anemia -> poor quality membranes
-Folate deficiency
-Iron deficiency
-Sideroblastic- Iron in the mitochondria has abnormal sequestration (Ringed)
-Lead poisoning- Inhibits heme synthesis & decreased survival of RBC
hemolytic anemias
INTRINSIC:
-hemoglobinopathies- thalassemia and sickle cell anemia
-membranopathies- spherocytosis and elliptocytosis
-enzymopathies- G6PD -> oxidative stress or “Heinz bodies”
EXTRINSIC:
-autoimmune
-microangiopathic
-malaria
-blood transfusion
-Rh factor
OTHER:
-infection
-mechanical heart valve
-drugs + toxins
-willsons disease
microcytic anemia
-RDW - Low-normal:
-iron deficiency
-sideroblastic
-thalassemia
-anemia of chronic ds
-RDW - High:
-immune hemoyltic
-membrane/enzyme hemolytic:
-spherocytosis- loss of biconcave
normocytic anemia
-RDW- Low-normal:
-bleeding
-Iron, B12, folate deficiency (early)
-meds
-chronic anemia disease
-IF NOT:
-RBC asplasia
-myelodysplasia
-paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
-RDW- High:
-Coombs+ -> hemolytic
-Coombs-:
-hemoglobinopathies and membranopathies
-G6PD
-microangiopathic anemia
normocytic anemia: multiple cytopenia
-low RBC, leuko, or platelets
-myelodysplasia
-bone marrow infiltration
-aplastic anemia
macrocytic anemia
-RDW- Low-normal:
-B12 or folate deficiency*
-hypothyroidism
-down syndrome
-liver disease
-meds
-IF NOT: myelodysplasia
-RDW- High:
-blood loss
-hyporegenerative anemia
-hemolytic
ethrocytosis
-Hgb is high
-primary polycythemia:
-myeloproliferative neoplasm
-reactive erythrocytosis
-spurious erythrocytosis- dehydration
-secondary polycythemia:
-smoking
-high altitude
-lung disease/fibrosis
-renal cell carcinoma
-cerebellar hemangioblastoma
neutrophils
-40-70%
-LOW:
-bone marrow depression- chemo
-typhoid, measles, rubella, lupus
-HIGH: LEFT SHIFT:
-acute infection
-rise in bands (immature)
lymphocytes
-LOW:
-heart failure
-renal failure
-corticosteroid therapy
-HIGH:
-TB
-syphilis
-pertussis
-autoimmune ds
-ulcerative colitis
monocytes
-high- bacterial infection or viral
eosinophils
-LOW:
-stress
-trauma
-surgery
-cushing syndrome
HIGH:
-allergies
-skin disease
-parasitic infection
basophils
-LOW:
-pregnancy
-hyperthyroidism
HIGH:
-allergic rxn
-histamines
-ulcerative collitis
lymphoid and myeloid neoplastic proliferation
-LYMPHOID - lymphoma
-B cell neoplasm- bone -> lymph -> circulation
-antibody production
-T & NK neoplasm -> thymus -> circulation
-cellular immunity
-MYELOID
-acute myeloid leukemia- neoplasm of hematopoietic stem cell -> WBC don’t differentiate -> blasts in marrow
-myeloproliferative- proliferation of myeloid cells
-myelodysplastic (MDS)- precancerous (<20% blasts) -> decreased myeloid cells
hodkins and nonhodkins lymphoma
-HODKINS:
-local
-contiguity
-extranodal sites are RARE
-B cells, Reed-Sternberg cells
-NON-HODKINS:
-multiple groups of nodes
-noncontiguously
-extranodal sites
Bleeding disorders: hemophilia A, hemophilia B, Von Willebrands disease, Thrombocytopenia
-Hemophilia A- low factor 8 -> hemorrhage, increase PTT
-Hemophilia B- low factor 9 -> christmas disease -> increase PTT
-Von Willebrands ds- low von willebrands factor
-MC clotting disorder
-increase bleeding time
-thrombocytopenia- low platelets
-petechiae
-immune, drugs, post viral, transfusion rxn, sepsis