Heme/Onco Flashcards
(121 cards)
1
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causes of non megaloblastic macrocytic anemia
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liver disease - cirrhosis
alcohol
drugs - 5-FU, Ara C, zidovidine
lesch nylan
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folate
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3-6wk supply, green leafy veggies
pt with tea and toast diet
decreased methymalonic acid and increased homocysteine
mcv >100
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b12
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3-10 years, animal products
tingling, numbness - DCMLS affected - 2pt discrimination, proprioception, numbness
strict uneducated vegan or compromised absorption
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b12 absorption causes
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pernicious anemia - IgA attacks parietal cells –> no intrinsic factor
crohns dz - terminal ileum predilection
gastric bypass - bypass parietal cells absorption of b12
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dx of b12 def
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increased methylmalonic acid
increased homocysteine
increased MCV
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tx of b12 def
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PO - nutritionally def pts
IM - impaired absorption pts
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schilling test interpretation
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po b12 given after b12 receptors saturated –>
urine b12 (+) = nutritional issue urine b12 (-) = malabsorption
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types of microcytic anemia
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iron def
anemia of chronic dz
sideroblastic
thalassemias
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ferritin =
TIBC =
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ferritin = stored iron
TIBC = potential storage
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sideroblastic anemia basics
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increased Iron
ringed sideroblast on biopsy - iron gets stuck in mitochondria
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reversible causes of sideroblastic anemia
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drugs
etoh
lead poisoning
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irreversible causes of sideroblastic anemia
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b6 def
myelodysplastic syndrome
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iron def anemia pt presentation
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old guy colon cancer +fecal occult blood test
young women with menometrorrhagia
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dx of iron def anemia
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decreased Fe
decreased Ferritin
increased TIBC
bone marrow biopsy = gold standard
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tx of iron def anemia
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iron 324mg TID + stool softeners for constipation side effects
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anemia of chronic inflammatory disease
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RA pts
Lupus pts
asymptomatic anemia
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dx and tx of anemia of chronic inflammatory disease
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increased ferritin
decreased Fe
decreased TIBC
tx - nothing - EPO if severe - better to tx underyling dz
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thalassemias
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problem with globin
minor thal - asymptomatic - no tx
major thal - transfusion dependent - tx = transfusions - with deforaxamine for iron overload
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dx of thalassemias
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nml Fe, nml ferritin, nml TIBC
hemoglobin electrophoresis
alpha 1 - asymptomatic, alpha 2 - mild anemia, alpha 3 - severe anemia, alpha 4- hydrops
beta 1 mild and beta 2 severe
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next step after finding anemia that is normocytic
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LDH
Haptoglobin
Bilirubin
Smear
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normocytic anemia with
increased LDH
decreased haptoglobin
increased bilirubin
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hemolysis
- sickle cell
- g6pd def
- hereditary spherocytosis
- PNH
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normocytic anemia with + smear
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cancer
- myelodysplastic
- leukemia
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sickle cell dz
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cells sickle - HgbSS - AR
vasocclusive crisis –> pain
- acidosis, hypoxemia, dehydration
Acute chest, acute brain, priaprism
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dx and tx sickle cell
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dx - hgb electrophoresis - smear - sickle cells = crisis
tx - hydroxyurea - increased Hgb F, IVF, O2, pain control
exchange transfusion for acute crisis
iron overload - deforaxamine
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G6PD def
blacks and oxidative crisis with meds:
- dapsone
- TMP -SMX
- Nitrofurantoin
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dx of G6PD
smear - heinz bodies, bite cells,
during crisis G6PD level nml - check 6-8wks later
tx - remove stressor
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hereditary spherocytosis
RBC membrane protein problems - ankrin, spectrin, pallidum
dx - smear - best test - osmotic fragility
tx - splenectomy - folate and iron
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autoimmune hemolytic anemia
+ coombs test
--> IgM - cold myeloplasma, mono --> tx - avoid cold
--> IgG - warm - autoimmune (spherocytes) dz, cancer --> tx --> steroids, rituximab, splenectomy
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PNH
def of PIGA gene - easier complement formation
shallow breathing at night -> acidotic state -> easier complement formation
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PNH dx and tx
dx - flow cytometry CD55
tx - supportive if severe Eculizumab
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AML basics
67 y/o
exposure hx - benzene, radiation, CML hx
acute presentation - infection, fever, weight loss, bone pain, anemia, etc
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AML dx and tx
dx - smear - blasts - BM biopsy > 20% blasts
- (+) myeloperoxidase and auer rods
tx - M3 - all trans retinoic acid (vit A)
- not M3 = chemo
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ALL basics
acute presentation
| kids - 7 y/o
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dx and tx of ALL
dx - smear - blasts BM >20% blasts
- (+) tdt and (+) cALLa
tx - chemo and prophylaxis CNS ARA-c (+/- radiation)
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CML basics
asymptomatic
high high WBC >60,000
middle age 47 y/o
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dx of CML
BM biopsy - > philadelphia chromosome, t(9:22) BCR-ABL fusion protein, tyrosine kinase
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tx of CML
imatinib and complication can be ALL crisis
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CLL basics
asymptomatic
87 y/o
BM biopsy showing lymphocytes
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tx of CLL
old > 65 + no symptoms --> do nothing
old > 65 + symptoms (hyperviscosity syndrome - HA) --> chemotherapy
young + donor --> stem cell transplant
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hodgkin lymphoma
reed sternberg cells
night sweats, fever, weight loss
dx = 2a or better
tumor burden = local
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hodgkin lymphoma - odd presentations and tx
pel epstein fevers (cyclical)
etoh --> painful LN
tx - ABVD or BEACOPP (if severe)
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non hodgkin lymphoma
(-) B symptoms
2b or worse at dx
spreads hematogenously --> everywhere
burkitt lymphoma - starry sky, extra nodal dz
tx - rutiximab - CHOP
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staging of lymphoma
I - 1 LN - same side as diaphragm
II - >1 LN - same side as diaphragm
III - >1 LN - opposite side as diaphragm
IV - metastatic disease
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presentation of non tender lymphadenopathy --> next step =
excisional biopsy
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vincristine
vinblastine
ADR
Peripheral neuropathy
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bleomycin ADR
pulmonary fibrosis
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cyclophosphamide ADR
hemorrhagic cystitis
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adriamycin
doxorubicin
danurubicin
ADR
cardiomyopathy
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cisplatin ADR
ototoxicity
| nephrotoxicity
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Multiple myeloma
| path
produce incomplete IgG --> M spike
make osteoclast stimulating factor --> osteolytic lesions
make bence jones proteins --> AKI
infections and protein gap
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MM presentation
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older 70 y/o
hypercalcemia
renal failure
anemia
bone pain
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dx of MM
M spike
spep +
skeletal survey +
upep +
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tx of MM
> 70 + no donor = chemo - melphagon + steroids + either thalidimide or bortezumub
< 70 + donor = stem cell transplant
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MGUS
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early myeloma (2% convert to MM)
asymptomatic, old pts >85 y/o
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spep + but (-) upep and (-) skeletal survey --> BM <10% plasma cells
monitor no tx
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waldenstroms
secretes IgM --> M spike
hyperviscosity syndrome
fever night sweats weight loss
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dx and tx of waldenstroms
spep + but (-) upep and skeletal survey (-) BM biopsy --> (>10% lymphoma)
tx - Rituximab based chemo
hyperviscosity tx = plasmaphoresis
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primary hemostasis
endothelial injry -> vWF attaches to glycoprotein on platelet -> adhesion -> activation --> release of TXA2 and ADP -> platelets aggregate --> fibrinogen mesh -> platelet plug
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secondary hemostasis
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Ip Ep
10
5
2
1 --> 1a (fibrinogen) found on platelet plug --> fibrin clot ---> dimers (via plasmin)
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plasminogen --> plasmin (via TPA)
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signs/symptoms of bleeding
superficial, vaginal, skin - petechiae
workup --> CBC (platelet count) -->
low --> thrombocytopenia --> destruction, production sequestration
nml --> platelet dysfunction --> NSAIDs, aspirin, clopridogrel, Von Willebrands dz, bernard dz, glanzman dz
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thrombocytopenia destruction causes
ITP
TTP
DIC
HIT
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thrombocytopenia production causes
aplastic anemia
| myelodysplastic syndrome
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Von Willebrands Dz
decreased vWF
decreased factor 8
nml plt count
dx - vWF assay
tx - DDAVP, factor 8 infusion
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bernard soulier dz
glanzman dz
bernand - def of glycoprotein 1b
glanzman - def of glycoprotein IIb/IIIa
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signs/symptoms of bleeding
deep bleeding, hematoma, arthrosis
workup --> PT/PTT -->
mixing study --> if no correction --> inhibition
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--> if corrects ---->
factor def
- hemophilia A/B
- vit K def
- warfarin
- von willebrands dz
- DIC
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TTP path
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hylaine clot
def of ADAMS T13
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presentation of TTP
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F - fever
A - anemia - MAH
T - Thrombocytopenia
R - renal failure
N - neuro symptoms
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dx and tx of TTP
dx - cbc - low plts --> smear - schisocytes - nml PT/PTT - nml fibrinogen - nml d-dimer
tx - exchange transfusion
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DIC
fibrin clot - basically use up all clotting factors and bleed
sick as shit - sepsis, icu, shock --> bleed
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dx and tx of DIC
dx - cbc - low plts -> smear - schistocytes - high PT/PTT
- low fibrinogen - high d-dimer
tx - supportive - fix underlying problem
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HIT
| path and dx
antibodies to plts
7-14 days on heparin --> plts drop
dx - HIT abs
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tx of HIT
stop heparin
| start argatroban bridge to warfarin
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ITP
abs to plts
women with autoimmune disorder with low plts
dx of exclusion
tx - steroids, if critically low IV Ig --> splenectomy --> if that fails then rituximab
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APS
| antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
lupus pt or pt with multiple miscarriages
arterial and venous clots
dx - russel viper venom assay
tx - warfarin 2-3 INR if not working 4-5 range
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fresh frozen plasma contents
contains all the clotting factors
contains RBCs/WBCs/ Platelets
use for - coagulopathy, def of factors,
cant be given if pt vit K def
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cryoprecipitate
contains factor VIII and fibrinogen
for hemophilia A - DIC - and VWDz
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reticulocyte index
> 2%
< 2%
> 2% = excessive RBCs destruction or blood loss and bone marrow is responding
< 2% = inadequate RBC production by bone marrow
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MCC of thalessemia
beta thalessemia minor
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patho phys of anemia of chronic disease
the release of inflammatory cytokines has a suppressive effect on erythopoisesis
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causes of aplastic anemia
idiopathic
radiation exposure
meds - chloramphenicol, sulfonamidses, gold carmbazepine
chemicals - benzene
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presentation of aplastic aneia
pancytopenia
anemia
petechia
increased incidence of infection due to neutropenia
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other cause of b12 def
diphyllobthrium atum infection
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other causes of folate def
MTX
| phenytoin
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causes of warm AIHA
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lymphomas - CLL
leukemias
SLE
Collagen vascular disease
alpha methyldopa
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causes of cold AIHA
mycoplasma pneumonia
| infectious mononucleosis
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HIT
type 1
type 2
type 1 - <48hrs - heparin causes direct platelet aggregation
type 2 - 3-12 days - heparin induced antibody mediated injury to platelets
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signs of thrombocytopenia
petechia
mucosal bleding
epistaxis
ecchymosis at sites of minor trauma
itnracranial hemorrhagen and heavy GI bleeding can occur <5,000
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TTP basics
HUS
Fevere
AMS
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HUS basics
MAE
Thrombocytopenia
Renal failure
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main complications of HIT
venous thrombosis
| DVT
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function of vWF
enhances platelet aggregation and adhesion
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dx of vWD
increased bleeding time
nml plts
nml PT/PTT
decreased plasma vWF
decreased factor VIII activity
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first line tx of vWD
desmopressin
| if no response then give factor VIII
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therapeutic range for
heparin
warfarin
heparin PTT 60-90
Warfarin INR 2-3 (if mechanical dz - INR 2.5-3.5)
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DIC tx
cryoprecipitates - replace clotting factors and fibrinogen
FFP replaces all clotting factors
give platelets if <30,000
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vit K basics
II VII IX X
Protein C and S
Post translational modification - gamma carboxylation
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Factor VII
shortest half life of all clotting factors so a prolonged PT is what you will see first
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pts with antithrombin III deficiency
do not respond to heparin
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heparin MOA
potentiates the action of AT to primarily inhibit clotting factors IIa and Xa
prolong PTT
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cholestatsis and affects vit K
leads to decreased Vit K absoprtion --> vitamin K deficiency
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contraindications for heparin use
previous HIT
active bleeding - GI bleed, intracranial bleed
hemophilia, thrombocytopenia
severe HTN
recent surgery on eyes, spine or brain
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antidote for heparin
protamine sulfate
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ADR of warfarin
skin necrosis - cause by rapid decrease in protein C
| teratogenic
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clopidogrel MOA
blocks the binding of ADP to P2Y12 receptor which reduces platelet activation and aggregation
increases the bleeding time
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risk factors for breast cancer
prior hx of cancer
pts age
family hx
female
unopposed estrogen (early menarche, late menopause, nulliparity)
thoracic radiation
smoking, alcohol consumption
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Multiple myeloma basics
low Hgb
high Ca
poor renal function
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walden macroglobulinemia
hyperviscosity syndrome
can lead to retinal dilation with hemorrhaging and possible blindness
M spike
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MM tx
hematopoietic stem cell transplantation if pt is:
young
asymptomatic
has NOT had chemo before
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HL with worse prognosis
lymphocyte depleted hodgkin lymphoma
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Rituximab MOA
monoclonal antibody against CD20
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risk factors for NHL
HIV/AIDs
immunosuppression
EBV, HTLV-1
H pylori
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follicular lymphoma basics
most common form of NHL
t(14;18)
55 y/o
painless peripheral lymphadenopathy
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diffuse large cell B lymphoma
locally invasive
presents as large extranodal mass
85% cured with CHOP therapy
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burkitt lymphoma basics
B cell lymphoma
african link with jaw and EBV infection
t(8;14)
starry sky night
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lymphocytic lymphoma
t cell lymphoma
may progress to T-ALL
aggressive with rapid dissemination
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mycosis fungoides
t cell lymphoma of skin
eczemoid skin lesions
cribriform shape of lymphocytes
if hematogenous - sezary syndrome
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CHOP therapy for lymphomas
C - cyclophosphamide
H - hydroxydanomycin
O - Oncovin (vincristine)
P - Prednisone
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Auer rods =
AML
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tumor lysis syndrome
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chemo complication
rapid cell death with release of intracellular contents causes:
hyperkalemia
hyperphosphatemia
hyperuricemia
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polcythemia vera
Jak2 kinase mutation
severe pruritus after hot bath or shower
hyperviscosity syndrome - HA, dizzy, weak
thrombotic bleeding
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dx criteria of polycthemia vera
major
- elevated RBCs: Men >36, Women > 32
- O2 sat > 92
- splenomegaly
Minor
- thrombolysis
- leukocytosis
- LAP > 100
- B12 > 900
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tx of polcythemia vera
repeated phlebotomy to lower HCT
