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Hemoglobinopathies and Thalassemia Flashcards

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clinical manifestations thalessemia

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anemia, chronic hemolysis, microcytic hypochromic, ineffective erythropoesis. Splenomegaly, functional hyposplenism.

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extramedullary erythropoesis in thal causes

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masses large enough to cause compression syndromes.

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lab findings thal

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decreased MCV, hemoglobin, MCH, MCHC, microcytic hypochromic, presence high affinity hemoglobins, increased EV hemolysis, extramedullary hematopoeisis.

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Mentzer index

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differentiate thal from IDA. Divide MCV / RBC #. If < 13 favors thal. If > 13 favors IDA. Iron studies should also be performed. Perform hemoglobin electrophoresis. Sequencing for hemoglobin types, dot blot assays first.

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alpha gene genetics

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2 a genes located on each of chromosome 16. A2 located upstream and produces 2-3 times more mRNA than A1 downstream.

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all 4 alpha genes mutated

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hydrops fetalis

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3 alpha chains mutated

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HBH disease

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deletion 2 genes

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thalassemia minor.

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deletion 1 gene

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silent carrier.

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difference hemoblobinopathies thal

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thal RBC count increased over what is expected, opathies normocytic normochromic, thal microcytic microchromic. sickles cells and crystals in opathies. Solubility test + in opathies, - in thal. Retic increased more in opathies. `HBH HB barts present.

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Gamma clobin tetramers

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barts

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Deletional more common in

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alpha genes

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non deletional more common in

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beta chains. ie promoter nonsense, stop codon, splice site.

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beta gene genetics

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located on chromosome 11 only one beta gene from each parent

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target cells

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increase in beta thalassemia major. anemia is also more severe.

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A and F hemoglobin relationship in thalassemia

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as aanemia sd severity increases from minor to major, A decreases F increases. Can be seen on electrophoresis.

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increase in F

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increased oxygen affinity for F decreases delivery to tissues.

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Beta thalassemia

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increased alpha chains cause precipitation, damage rbc membrane, cause ineffective erythropoeisis and IV EV destruction, SPLENOMEGALY, INCREASE EPO, EXTRAMEDULLARY ERYTHROPOEISIS. INCREASE IRON, TOXICITY.

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target cells in thal due to

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decrease in hemoglobin without corresponding decrease in membrane.

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reticulocyte count lower than expected in thal due to:

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ineffective erythropoeisis

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hb constant spring

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alpha chain elongated by 31 amino acids. homozygs mild anemia hetero asymptomatic.

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hb lepore

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hybrid beta-delta chain fusion. Alpha chains have nothing to associate with cause hemolysis like beta thal.

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Hereditary persistence of fetal hemoglob

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increase in gamma chains to compensate for absence of beta dlta chains. HBF common. Mostly asymptomatic.

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HBS Pathology

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GLU-> Val mutation on surface causes less polar and less soluble in deoxy state. Reversible on oxygenation. Delays means most blood cells do not sickle, but sickle in spleen kidney and other hypoxic acidic

25
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HBA

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A2B2 normal adult

26
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Gower 1

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psi epsilon embryonic

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Gower II

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A epsilon embryonic

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Portland

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Psi2 gamma 2 embryonic

29
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HBF

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alpha 2 gamma 2

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HBA2

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alpha2 delta 2

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Hemoglobin chain ovef maturation

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switch from psi to alpha, and epislon (E) to gamma (F) to B(adult)

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test for hemoglobinopathies:

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electrophoresis, HPLC PCR, solubility test, heat precipitation test, tests for Heinz bodies.

33
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Mutation for HB S, C and E

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ALL GLUTAMIC ACID NEGATIVE CHARGE. S IS NON POLAR VAL, WHILE E AND C ARE POSITIVELY CHARGED LYS.

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HBS BLOOD SMEAR

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NORMOCYTIC NORMOCHROMIC, SICKLE CELLS

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HBE BLOOD SMEAR

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MICROCYTIC MICROCHROMIC, TARGET CELLS

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HBC

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NORMOCYTIC AND CHROMIC RETICULOCYTOSIS TARGET CELLS

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SICKLE CELL DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH

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EV HEMOLYSIS. RPI 3-5 X TO COMPENSATE.

38
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HBS OXYGEN AFFINITY

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LOWER. BUT POLYMERIZES LEADING TO PREMATURE DESTRUCTION.

39
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SICKLING HAPPENS UPON

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DEOXYGENATION, REVERSES ON OXYGENATION. MORE PRONE TO OXIDATION. LEADS TO LOSS OF WATER, DESTRUCTION OF MEMBRANE LATTICE PROTEINS, DECREASES DEFORMABILITY, CATION PROTEINS, EV HEMOLYSIS.

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VASO OCCLUSIVE CRISIS

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DEOXYGENATION, BLOCKAGE, REPEATED DEOXYGENATION FROM ANEMIC TISSUE AHEAD OF BLOCKAGE.

41
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AUTOSLPENECTOMY

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EXTENSIVE EV HEMOLYSIS DECREASES OXYGEN TO SPLEEN, LEADING TO DECREASED FUNCTION.

42
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HYDROXYUREA BOOSTS

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HBF PRODUCTION

43
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HEMOGLOBIN CRYSTAL

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MILD TO MODERATE, NO VASOOCCLUSIVE CRISIS. HEMOGLOBIN CRYSTALS FORM. HB S / C HETEROZYGOUS IIS INTERMEDIATE BETWEEN BOTH DISEASES. mORE S BECAUSE S IS MORE NEGATIVELY CHARGED.

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HEMOGLOBIN E

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MILD ASYMPTOMATIC ANEMIA.

45
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METHHEMOGLOBINEMIA

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OXIDIZED HEMOGLOBIN IS METHHEMOGLOBIN, CANNOT BIND OXYGEN. kEPT REDUCED BY METHHEMOGLOBIN REDUCTASE.>1%.

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CAUSES METHHEMOGLOBINEMIA

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ACQUIRED, REDUCTION PATHWAY OVERWHELMED.

OR CONGENITAL. DEFECT IN PATHWAY, OR STRUCUTURAL ABNORMALITY, HBM.

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HBM CAUSES

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PSUEDOCYANOSIS.

48
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HBH

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BETA TETRAMERS

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HB BARTS

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GAMMA TETRAMERS

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CHRONIC HEMOLYSIS IN HBH

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PRECIPITATES OF HBH TRIGGER HEMOLYSIS

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BETA+

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PARTIAL BLOCK OF BETA CHAIN SYNTHESIS

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BETA0

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FULL BLOCK OF BETA CHIAN SYNTHESIS.

53
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BETA THALASSEMIA BLOOD PICTURE

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TARGET CELLS SCHISTOCYTES, RETICS LOWER THAN EXPECTED DUE TO INEFFECTIVE ERYTHROPOESIS

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