Anemias Flashcards

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Blood picture of AA

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Normocytic, normochromic
Leucopenia
Thrombocytopenia
Pancytopenia

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Causes pf aplastic anemia

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Ionizng radiation
Tumor of the thymus
Exposure to radicals
Congenital/hereditary

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What are the exposure to radicals

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Naphthalene, arsenical, benzene, chordane

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Congenital and hereditary in aplastic anemia

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diamond black fan viral hep, oncogenic virus

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Ofi in AA

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Decreased

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Formed due to excessive destruction and shortening of the life span pf the rbc and it can be an acquired or congenital

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Hemolytic anemia

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Causes of HA

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Presence of Ab
Due to toxins
Due to drugs
Due to inherited intracorpuscular anomaly

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Due to the presence of Ab in HA spec what

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Hdn

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Ofi pf HA

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Incease

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Ha is can correlate to

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Spherocyte

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Includion bodies of HA

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Howeel jolly

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Blood picture of HA

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High retics
Inc nrbc
Presence of poikilocytosis

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2 main dicision that causes HA

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Corpuscular defect and extracorpuscular defect

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The problem is the rbc itself

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Intrinsic

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Defect in the cell mem

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Pnh

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Pnh is previously known as

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marchiafava micheli

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Inclusion bodies in HA under intrinsic

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Hereditary spherocytosis, achantocytosis, elliptocytosis and zeive syndrome

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Defect in intracellular enzyme iclude

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Anaerobic glycolysis
Hexokinas
Phosphohexose isomerase
Phosphoglycerate kinase
Pyruvate kinase
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Transfer of glucose to cell

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Hexose monophosphate shunt or g6pd

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Enzyme involve in methemoglobin

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Glutathione synthetase

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What are wxtrinsic that cause HA

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Acquired autoimmune HA
PCH
Infection
Drugs
Chemicals
Mechanical
Physical agents
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Under chemicals

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Benzene
Aniline
Lead

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Acquired autoimmune HA

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Blood transfusion

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Mechanical

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Externous exercise

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Ass with exposure to cold temperature due to the presence of cold agglutinin ab called
Donath landsteiner hemolysin/ pch
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Colored of urine sa,ple of PCH
Tea sampled
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Ass with complement mediated hemolysis
PNH
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Due to a ded of activity of acetyl cholinesterase that is found in the cell membrane
PNH
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Due to the presence of HbA variant causes sickling of RBC under reduce oxygen tension
Sickle cell anemia
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Inclusion bodies of SIckle cell anemia
Howell jolly and cabots ring
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Sickle cell causes
Vaso occlusive crisis
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Blood picture of sickle cell anemia
``` Normocytic normochromic Sickle cell Thrombocytosis Neutrophilia Anistocytosis Poikilocytosis ```
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OFI of sickle cell
Dec
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Presence of 2 HbS
Homozygous SC
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Carrier they have the sickle cell trait
Heterozygous sc
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Simple test for sickle cell anemia
Scribr and waugh method
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Normal 2 aloha and 2 beta chain
HbA
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Method becsuse it uses deoxygenizers
Daland and Dasilva
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Sample of deoxygenizer
2% ascorbic acid, 2% na metabisulfite, 2% na dithionite
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Uses formol saline solution
Shermans method
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To seal and prevent the entrance of oxygen
Mineral oil
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Comoutation in sickle cell anemia
of sc/100x100
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40% is observed after an hr in Sc has
Sickle cell anemia
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1% of SC after an hour
Sickle cell trait
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Due to abnormal production rate pf the one of the polypeptide chain of hb molecule. It can be alpha or beta
Thalassemia
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Other name of thalassemia
Cooleys anemia, mediterranean anemia
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Predominant cell of target cell
Hereditary leptocytosis
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Common in southeast asia
Alpha and beta thalassemia
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Indices of thalassemia
Microcytic hypochromic
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Inclusion bodies of thalassemia
Howell jolly bodies
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Blood picture
Poikilo Anisto Inc nucleated nrbc Hepatosplenomegaly jaundice
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OFI of thalassemia
Decrease
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Inclusion bodies of beta thalassemia
Heinz and howell jolly bodies
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Cause by point mutation that results in premature chain termination or abnormal transcription of rna that leads to formation of reduce/absence of b globin chain
Beta thalassemia
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Predominance od hbF
Beta thalassemia major
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2 alpha 2 gamma
HbF
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Predominance of hbA2
B thalassemia minor
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2 alpha 2 delta
HbA2
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Due to the gene dletion causing reduce a globulin chain synthesis and in severe form fprm there will be an excess beta chain that leads of the formation of b tetramer characterized by beta
Alpha thalassemia
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Hgb variant that contains 4 beta chain
HbH
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Presence of what due to reduce form of alpha
HbH
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4 gamma chain
Barts hb
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For,ed due to the fuctional inability if the B, to replace rbc
Apastic anemia
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Results from either a dec or absence in beta chain production by both allele gene
Thalassemia major or homozygous beta thalassemia
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Dec in beta chain production, gamma chain production is high which resukt in increased HbF
Thalassemia major, homozygous beta thalassemia
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Excess of alpha chain due to lack of matching beta chain
Thalassemia major p, homozygous beta thalassemia
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Major cause of death in beta thalassemia major
Cardiac failure
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Indirect bilirubin in beta thalassemia major
Dec
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Mcv and rdw in beta thalassemia major
Dec and inc
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OFI of thalassemia
Dec
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What would be expected because of destruction of erythroid precursor in the marrow
Retics ct is elevated
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Result from the absence or dec in beta chain production of one allele gene
Thalassemia minor heterozygous beta thalassemia
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Resufrom severe microcytic hypochromic anemia to what
Normal clinical finding which is thalassemia minor
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Rbc ct in thalassemia minor
Inc
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Hb and hct in thalassemia minor
Reduced
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Rdw in thalassemia minor is
Inc
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Extreme poikilo and anistocytosis and thalassemia major
Target cell, ovalocytes, hjb, normoblasts,siderocytes, cabot ring
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Smear show what moderate poikilo in beta thalassemia minor
Target cell, basophilic stip
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Thalassemia minor serum iron level
Normal to inc
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OFI beta thalassemia minor
Dec
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Resukts from a partial or total decrease in the production of alpha chain
Alpha thalassemia
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Is deletion of only one gene
Mild aloha thalassemia
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Deletion of two alpha globin gene
Severe alpha thalassemia
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Most severe form of alpha thalassemia
Hydrops fetalis wuth Hb barts
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Ansence of alpha chains 4 gamma chains
Hydrops fetalis with hb barts
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Thalassemia in which three of the four alpha globin genes are absent --/-a
HbH dse, alpha thalassemia major
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Patientwhi have this have a chronic HA
HbH alpha thalassemia major
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Mcv and mch in alpha thalassemia major are
Dec
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Due to depletion of iron storage in the body needed for hemoglobin production
Severe iron def anemia
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Iron absorp by
Duodenum
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Vitb12 absorp by
Ileum
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Folate absorp by
Jejunum
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Absence of hcl and gastric acid
Achlorydria
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Severe IDA causes
Due to poor diet Due to faulty absorption Excessive iron loss Iron excessive demand
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Indices of IDA
Microcytic hypochromic
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OFI in severe IDA
Dec
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Blood picture of severe IDA
Anisto Poikilo Thrombocytosis
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Is a conditioned nutritional def of b12
Pernicious anemia
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PA also called
Macrocytic or megalocytic anemia or addisonians anemia
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Due to lack of instrinsic factor needed
Absorption of B12/folic acid
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Increase form of wbc specifically what rbc
Shift to the right hypersegmented neutrophils
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Indices of pernicious anemia
Macrocytic hypochromic
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Blood picture of PA
Leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, pancytopenia anisto, poikilo
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Inclusion bodies of PA
Howell jolly bodies cabots ring
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Most commonly occu as a result of an iron deficiency but can result from a block in the enzyme that inserts iron into heme ring
Iron metabolism disorder
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It is a non functioning without iron and two thirs or more of the tital bidy iron is in the rbc and their precursors
Hb molecule
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Each milliliter of rbc contain
1mg of iron
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Storage iron is present in as what
Macrophage and normoblast as ferritin or hemosiderin
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It is tranportee to normoblast gu plasma transferrin
Recycled Hb
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Only lost of the iron from the body per day
0.9-1.3 mg
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Result when iron loss extends iron intake for a long time and the body's iron stores are depleted
IDA
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Develops when there is excessive chronic loss of blood
IDA
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Develops when increas need for iron such as rapid growth in infancy childhood and pregnancy
IDA
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Beginning of iron deficiency a negative balance develops and iron mobilized from iron stores when turns process storage iron and plasma ferritin DEC. gi absorption and tibc is INC
Iron depletion stage
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Occurs when tissue iron are depleted when transformed saruration falls the percent if marrow sideroblast dec and serum iron dec and level of photoporohyrin inc
Iron def erythropoiesis stage
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A clinical anemia become detectable as normocytic normochromic then graduallt to a macrocytic hypochromic anemia
By the ida stage
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Condition of iron excess from a abnormality gene on chrom 6
Primary familial hemachromatosis
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Inc absorption by intestinal mucosal cell
Primary familial hemachromatosis
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Inc serum level, transferrin saturation and iron loading macrophage and hepatocyte
Primary familial hemachromatosis
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Disprdr of iroj excess that is ass with defective synthesis of heme becsuse of multiple enzyme defects and resuting a iron overload in the mitochondria of normoblast
Sideroblastic anemia
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Inc serum level, transferrin, sideroblastic and dec tibc
Sideroblastic anemia
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Refers to the amount of iron that could be bound by saturating transferrin and ither minor iron binding proteins present in serum or plasma sample
Tibc
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Anemia of chronic infection has
Low or normal tibc
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Ida has
Hight tibc
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Non iron anemia has
Has low tibc
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Excess iron removed by adding what to measure bound iron
Mg carbonate to
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Rv of tibc in adult
245-425mg dl
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Rv of tibc in 40yo
10-250ug/dl
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Rv of tibc in newborn
100-200ug/dl
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For,ula of tibc
Uibc + serum iron
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Tibc increased in
Ida hepatistis and iron supplemented preg
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Tibc dec in non ida and nephrosis
Decreased
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A measure of the reserbed iron binding capacity of transferrin
UIBC
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Formula of uibc
Tubc - serum iron
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It is known as transferrin saturation or index of iron storage
Percent saturation
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Ratio of serum iron to tibc
Percent saturation
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Percent saturation inc in
Iron overdose hema, SA
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Percent saturation dec
in ida, malignancy , chronic infection p, anemia of chronic dse
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Percent saturation rv
20-50%