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| ESR rate | sed rate – measures settling of RBCs – indicates inflammatory conditions if increased
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| Increased ESR rate | inflammation, malignancy, MI, end-stage renal disease
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| Prothrombin time PT | Measures extrinsic system of clotting factors – how long required for a firm fibrin clot to form – 12 – 15 sec
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| International normalized ratio (INR) | Rating PT based on international model 2 – 3
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| What lab value is used to determine the severity of anemia? | Hemoglobin (Hb)
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| Severe anemia has Hb below? | 6 g/dl
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| What is the most common clinical manifestation of Iron-deficiency anemia? | Pallor, then glossitis (inflammation of the tongue).
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| What do RBCs look like in cobalamin deficiency? | large, abnormal shape
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| Shilling test | test using radioactive B12 that assess GI absorption of B12 to diagnose pernicious anemia
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| In Anemia of Chronic Disease, what will you find regarding iron? | increased serum ferritin and iron stores
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| Name an anemia that has increased iron stores and normal folate and cobalamin levels | chronic disease anemia
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| What is the main diagnostic feature of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma? | Presence of Reed-Sternberg cells in lymph node biopsy
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| Albumin Levels | 3.5 - 5.5 gm/dl
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| Glucose Fasting Levels | 60-110 mg/dl
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| BUN levels | 5-20 mg/dl
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| Creatinine levels | 0.7-1.5 mg/dl
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| Bilirubin | 0.3-1.3 mg/dl
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| Cholesterol levels | less than 200
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| LDL levels | less than 130 mg/dl
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| HDL levels | greater than 35 mg/dl
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| Triglycerides Levels | 40-150 mg/dl
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| Hemoglobin (Hg) Levels | 12-16 (F), 13-18 (M)
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| Hematocrit (Hct) Levels | 37-47% (F), 40-50% (M)
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| Platelets Levels | 150,000-450,000
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| Leukocytes Levels | 5000-10,000
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| Diagnosis of anemia characterized by? | Low RBC count and decrease below normal in hemoglobin and hematocrit values
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| 3 diagnostics for pernicious anemia | Schilling test for B12 absorption, reduced/abnormal RBCs, gastric analysis for free Hcl acid
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