Heme Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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Normal coagulation studies but prolonged bleeding after circ

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Factor 13 deficiency

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2
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Low baby plt ct
Normal mom plts

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Neonatal alloimmune

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3
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Decreased maternal and baby plts

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Neonatal autoimmune due to maternal ITP
Occurred with moms who have ITP, lupus or other autoimmune conditions

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4
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Blood cell formation in bone marrow starts at

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22 wks

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5
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Polycytthemia associations

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Placental insufficiency
Smoking
HTN
Trisomy’s and beckwith
Maternal diabetes and thyrotoxicosis

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6
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Decreased NADPH levels

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G6PD def

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7
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Amish hemolytic anemia

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Pyruvate kinase def

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8
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Blood production in bone marrow begins at what age

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22 wks

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9
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Tests if there is baby blood in maternal blood

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Kleihauer-betke

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10
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1% fetal hemoglobin =

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50ml of fetal blood

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11
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Detects maternal blood in bb

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Apt test

Used to detect if blood in aspirated or stool is maternal in origin

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12
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Macrocytic anemia with reticulocytopenia, wbc and plts normal. Abnormal thumbs

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Diamond- blackfan

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13
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Blood group antigens that cause hemolysis

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Kell , Duffy (Fya), Kidd, c and e

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14
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Antigens that don’t cause hemolysis

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Lewis, anti I , anti Fyb

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15
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Most frequently inherited enzyme defect
X linked recessive
may have false neg test results during acute hemolysis /reticulocytosis
Decreased NADPH levels
Hemolysis during times of stress , flava beans and sulfa drugs

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G6PD

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16
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Lack of ATP generation causes chronic anemia and increase 2, 3DPG
European ancestry
Ar

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Pyruvate kinase deficiency

17
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Allo antibodies from Mom directed towards paternally inherited platelet antigens on baby platelets

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Neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia

Reoccurrence is 90%
Known mom treated with ivig/steroids

Baby -give plts , matched plts or ivig

18
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Mother has normal platelet count baby has low platelets

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Neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia

19
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Coagulation factors that are normal at birth

20
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Reasons for elevated platelet counts

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Normal reaction in preterm infants at 4-6 weeks

Iron deficiency
Vit E deficiency
Trisomy 21
Infection

21
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Increased risk of leukemia

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Fanconi anemia, diamond-blackfan, trisomy 21

22
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Most common solid tumor in the neonatal period

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Teratoma

Sacrococcygeal

23
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Second, most common tumor

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Neuroblastoma

24
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Components of ffp

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All clotting factors
Fibronectin
IgG
Albumin
Plasma proteins

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Cryo
8, vWf, fibrinogen , 13, fibronectin
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BilliRubin is converted by
Glucuronosyltransferase
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Enzyme that allows for bili to be reabsorbed during entrohepatic circulation
Glucurinidase
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Bili that is excreted by kidneys
Urobilinogen
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Bili excreted by intestines
Stercobilinogen
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Increased risk of Wilms tumor
Beckwith-wiedemann Denys-drash syndrome Pearl man syndrome WAGR
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Polycythemia causes
Low glucose calcium and plts
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G6pd
Most common inherited defect Heinz bodies Prolonged hyperbili Decreased nadph
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BM and iron
Breast milk is low in iron, but the iron has high bio availability thanks to lactoferrin
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Changes to stored red cells
Stack , sticky Increased viscosity Vasoactive NO scavenger Higher affinity for o2 Cytokine release
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Kleihauer Betke
# fetal cells/ # maternal cells x 100 For every 1% = 50mls of fetal blood loss
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Pathological jaundice
1st 24 hrs More than 0.5 rise Last more than 8 days in term or 14 in preterm
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Most common tumor in Neonate Infant Childhood
Teratoma Neuroblastoma Neuroblastoma