Blood 1 Flashcards

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Synergistically acts (syn==oppose?!) w other growth factors to stimulate megakaryocyte

A

Opeevelkin

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3 megakaryocyre growth factors

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ORE
Oprevelkin
Romiplostim
Eltrombopag

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2
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Peptibody; used for chronic idio thrombocytopenia

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Romiplostim

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3
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Oral receptor agonist for severe idio thrombocytopenia

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Eltrombopag

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4
Q

Presebt ib early progrnitor cells but not in late

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Cd34

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5
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More specific myeloid gf; doc for pbsc mobilization

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Filgrastim

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6
Q

Adverse effect of filgrastim

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Splenomegaly w bone pain

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7
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Less specific; less effective! Than G Csf; multipotential hematopoietic; gm csf

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SarGramostim

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8
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Adverse effect of sargeamostim

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Capillary leak syndrome

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9
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For febrile neutropenia

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Pegfilgrastim

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10
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First hematopoietic growth factor isolated

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Erythropoietin

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11
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High bone marrow disorders and low anemia of chronic renal failure

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Endogenous EPO

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12
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Normal stores of folate

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5-20 mg

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13
Q

Folate completely absorbed in?

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Proximal jejunum

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14
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Required for vit b12 dependent reaction generating met from homocysteine

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N methyl thf

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15
Q

Folate supplementation on cancer chemotherapy

A

Leucovorin

16
Q

Popular sequelae of folic acid deficiency

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Spina bifida

Meningocele

17
Q

Normal daily requirement if vit b12

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1-5microgram

18
Q

Megaloblastic with neurologic synptoms?

A

B12 deficiency

19
Q

Diagnosis of b12

A

Schilling test (urinary excretion of radioactive b12)

20
Q

B12 form that is highly protein bound

A

Hydroxycobala

21
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Thearapy dose of b12

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100-1000mcg/day every other day for 2 wks

Not complexed w intrinsic factor

22
Q

Normally absorbed Fe in the duode and p jejunum

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0.5-1 mg

23
Q

Inhibits intestinal cell iron release

A

Hapcidin

24
Q

Form of treatment for ida in px with chronic kidney ds

A

Parenteral

25
Q

Treatment for acute iron toxicity ( 10tab)

A

De-fero-xamine

26
Q

Dose of iron given daily?

A

200-400mg (only 50-100 absorbed)

27
Q

Take with iron?

Never take with iron?

A

C

Antacids and al salts

28
Q

Parenteral iron less likely to cause hypersensitivity

A

Na ferric gluconate

Iron sucrose