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Anemia Microcytic, Fe2+, chronic, B12, Thallasemia

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Types of anemia:_______   microcytic-hypochromic, normocytic-normochromic, macrocytic, hemolytic anemias  
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Anemia is caused by low nr of RBC, hemoglobin and inadequate _____suply to the tissue.   O2  
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leukemia, Infection, Hereditary _defect_ can also cause ______   anemia  
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Test that represents the amount of anisocytosis   RDW  
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Measured by Cyanmethemoglobin method   hemoglobin  
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Reticulocyte count Reference range is:   0.5-2.5__%  
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manual retic count test is retics/___rbcs counted   1000  
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wbc with hypersegmentation is the cause of ____ deficiency   B12,folic acid  
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Functions of iron are:   oxygen transport; catalytic enzyme reactions  
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Iron Adult content is:   3500-4000 mg  
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1/3 of iron is stored in marrow, spleen, liver,______, ____   myoglobin; myeloperoxidase  
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Daily RBC turnover of old cells is ____/day   1%  
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What structure Releses 20mg Fe daily   reticulum endoplasmatic  
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daily production of RBC in the bone marrow to replace the old cells is:   1%  
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In plasma transferin carries _mg Fe   4  
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Male stores _____ Fe; Female stores ______Fe2+   1000; 300-500mg  
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Body recycling reclaims all iron except loss through ______   loss through sweat, skin, fecal & urinary excretion, menstruation  
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Small intestine absorbs _ferric (Fe3+)__ iron through mucosal cells of ________   duodenum & jejunum  
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transferrin is a ____ made in liver; converts Fe3+ to Fe2+   beta globulin  
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Transferrin normally is___% saturated with iron   ~30%  
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Iron released in liver & bound to _____, and stord as ______   ferritin; hemosiderin  
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Iron deficiency anemia has 3 stages:   iron depletion; Transferrin levels increased ; decreased Hgb, Hct, MCV  
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What stage of Iron deficiency anemia is capable of maintaining _homeostasis____ but cannot respond to a challenge   stage 1  
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During what stage of Iron deficiency anemia plasma iron level falls; transferrin saturation <15%   stage 2  
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During what stage of Iron deficiency anemia, erythropoiesis is ineffective and RDW increased, MCV, MCH, MCHC decrease   stage 3  
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ice (pagophagia), clay (pica), dirt (geophagia), starch or pickles ARE ANEMIA'S _______cravings   Peculiar cravings  
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Recovery of Fe deficiency anemia - 1st seen on PB smear by _____ population of rbcs   _dual  
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This anemia may be due to strong _inflammatory___ component or suppressive effect   Anemia of chronic disease  
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Ex of Anemia of chronic disease:   rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, immune hemolysis, infectious mononucleosis,  
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This anemia is Inherited or acquired; due to Fe overload; treatment: vitamin B6 (pyridoxine); sex-linked   Sideroblastic anemia  
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hepatosplenomegaly is caused by _____   Sideroblastic anemia  
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What is it???Accumulation of Fe in macrophages of tissues with no signs or symptoms.   Hemosiderosis  
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Autosomal recessive disease; iron deposits in tissues   Hemochromatosis  
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It is often a secondary effect to bleeding in an organ   Hemosiderosis  
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Lead consumption: interferes with iron storage in ____   _mitochondria  
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Lead Poisoning tests show ______-cytic, _____-chromic anemia, neurologic dysfunctions & skin lesions, abdominal cramping   micro; hypo  
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Consumption of ________ has damaging effect on _heme_ synthesizing enzymes; Ineffective erythropoiesis   lead  
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basophilic _stippling__, decreased osmotic fragility; reticulocytosis may or may not be present; can result in ineffective _______ due to Lead Poisoning   erythropoiesis  
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Lead Poisoning Treatment is with chelating agents; ex:   EDTA  
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This disease is caused by Inherited _quantitative_ defects in synthesis of 1 or more globin chains   Thalassemia  
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beta Thalassemias=   Cooley’s anemia  
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Most beta thalassemia results from _point___ mutation of the gene, rather than a______   deletion  
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most_____ thalassemia is a result of gene _deletion_; Chromosome _16_ contains alpha genes   alpha  
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severe _hypo_-chromic, _micro_cytic anemia is the cause of thalassemia ________; bone deformation   major  
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Treatment for thalassemia major is ______   Blood __transfusion__; iron _chelation___; antibiotic treatment for infection  
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Thalassemia minor=   Heterozygous Beta thalassemia  
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causes Mild form of chronic hypochromic microcytic anemia; Hgb 10-14 g/dl; HgF & HgA2 mildly elevated   Thalassemia minor  
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Inherated Mutations or deletions of 2 alpha genes on each chromosome causes what disease?   Alpha Thalassemia  
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