Haematology Flashcards

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1
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Pneumococcus vaccine every _ years

A

5

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Hydroxyurea for >3 ________ crices a year.

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painful

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3
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Can Vit K deficiency present like platelet deficiency?

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Yes

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4
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High INR

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Vit K low

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5
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Describe haemolytic uraemic syndrome (ecoli)

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Microcytic anaemia
Thrombocytopenia
AKI

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6
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ITP in kids follows…

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viral infection

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7
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ITP in adults

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Platelety bleeding

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8
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Immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) treatment

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Prednisolone

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9
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vWD treatment

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Desmopressin

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10
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Stop and decrease warfarin doses in patients with an INR of…

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5-8

Vit K if bleeding

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11
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Which antibiotic increases warfarin activity?

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Ciprofloxacin

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12
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Which antibiotic decreases warfarin activity?

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Rifampicin

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13
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Transfuse __________ blood to chemo patients.

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erradicated

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14
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PT and APTT In ALL

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Normal

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15
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CML age

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Middle aged

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16
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Big spleen and thrombocytopenia in alcoholic

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Variceal bleed

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17
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Sideroblastic anemia

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Can’t use iron

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18
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G6PD deficiency

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Macro/normocytic

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19
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Which cancer does EBV cause?

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Burkitt’s lymphoma

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20
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Paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria (PNH)

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Dark pee
Penis 👎
Fatigue

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21
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PNH test results

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PIGA mutation
CD55, CD59

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22
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Howell-Jolly

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Hyposplenism

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23
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V Leiden

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VTE

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24
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vWF disease symptoms

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Bruising
Bleeding (menstrual)

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Myelofibrosis
Bloating
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DVT long term treatment
DOAC
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Splenectomy film
Target cells
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Normocytic anemia
Anaemia of chronic disease
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Aplastic crisis trigger
Slap cheek
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Platelet counts in PRV
Can be high
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Acanthocytosis
CKD Alcohol
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B thalassemia skull
Bossing
33
HIV increases cancer risk. T/F
True
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What is given before chemo to prevent tumour lysis?
Raspberry case (XO)
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Neutropenia treatment
G CSF
36
Ann Arbour staging
Number of node groups affected by Hodgkin’s lymphoma
37
VWF binds factor _.
8
38
LFTs in pregnancy
Normally raised
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Cancer causing renal impairment
Myeloma
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Transfuse if Hb <
80
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In acute coronary syndrome, transfuse if Hb <
70
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Is Hb SS or SC more common?
SC
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Viral infections cause neutro______.
penia
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Painful crisis
Vaso-occlusive
45
Cytoreductive example
Hydroxycarbamide
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Type 3 Von Willebrand disease is ____ severe than type 1.
more
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Flow murmurs are secondary to…
anaemia.
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Give platelets if less than ___.
10
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Give platelets if less than ___ and actively bleeding.
30
50
Low platelets, first
Check for bleeding
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TTP signs without purpura
Malaria
52
Malaria treatment
Artesunate
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White cells in myelofibrosis
Can be high or normal initially
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Anaemia of chronic disease is ______cytic.
normo
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Sideroblastic anemia signs
Microcytic Basophils High iron
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Sideroblastic anemia causes
Genetics Alcohol Lead Isoniazid
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Thalassemia has a particularly low…
MCV.
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First line test for cancer
Serum protein electrophoresis
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GI bleeding causes ____________ anaemia.
microcytic
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Hypothyroidism can cause a ___________ anaemia, because of dysregulation of erythropoietin production.
macrocytic
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What causes an isolated high HbA1c?
Previous splenectomy
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What antiVTE measures should be taken after surgery
Compression LMWH after 12 hours
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How does inhibition of xanthine oxidase cause bone marrow suppression?
accumulation of 6-mercaptopurine
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Iron deficiency shows ___ total iron binding capacity.
high
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Mediterranean
G6PD deficiency
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Thalassemia diagnostic investigation
Hb electrophoresis
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Which drugs cause neutropenia?
Macrolides
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Which drugs raise neutrophils?
Steroids
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Desmopressin can be given in haemophilia and increases the release of…
VWF.
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First symptom of myelofibrosis
Fatigue
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Iron overload symptoms
Joint pain Hyperpigmentation
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Which disease is associated with functional hyposplenism
Coeliac
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In sickle patients with any infection, Hb is…
very low.
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Acute chest crisis
PE
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In neutropenic sepsis, ________ may be the only presenting feature.
fever
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First line test for multiple myeloma
Serum protein electrophoresis
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Acute haemolytic reaction timeframe
mins-hours
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D dimers in DIC
Up
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Myelodysplastic syndrome blood film
megakaryocytes acanthocytes <10% myeloblasts.
80
AML: myeloid blast cells at _______%
20-90
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Why would a sickle cell patient have a cholecystectomy?
Chronic hemolysis causes gallstones
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Which autoimmune disorder can lymphoproliferative disorders or infection cause?
Cold autoimmune haemolytic anaemia
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What causes TTP?
ADAMTS-13 deficiency (can’t cleave vWF)
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Non hodgekins lymphoma complications
Hyperviscosity
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Good ALL prognosis
Hyperdiploid blast cells
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Non Hodgekin’s lymphoma biopsy
irregular nucleus and high mitotic rate
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Poor Hodgekin prognosis
High ESR
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Poor NonHodgekin prognosis
High LDH
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What should be done for a transfusion induced fever?
Slow Paracetamol
90
Smudge cells
CLL
91
Follicular lymphoma
Non Hodgekin
92
MI causes ____ neutrophils.
high
93
US doppler DVT within _ hours.
4
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Refer kids cancer to
Paeds
95
Can LMWH cause low platelets?
Yes
96
Hyper-viscosity
Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia
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Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia treatment
Plasmapheresis
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Pernicious anaemia treatment
Hydroxocobalamin 1mg
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Iron supplements take _ months to work.
3
100
Iron in anaemia of chronic disease
low serum iron normal/high serum ferritin
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Replace B12 ________ folate
before
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Follicular lymphoma is ____ grade. Diffuse large B cell lymphoma is ____ grade.
low high
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Platelets in PRV
High
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Hemolytic crisis symptoms
Splenomegaly
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Iron overload effects
Lung and heart failure
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Parvovirus symptoms
headache sore throat joint pain
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MALT treatment
omeprazole amoxicillin clarithromycin
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Cryoprecipitate shelf life
1 year
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Left shift
Immature nuclei with no lobes
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Right shift
Hypermature nuclei with >5 lobes
111
Lead poisoning
sideroblastic anaemia
112
CML contains an 'M' for
massive splenomegaly
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Drug causing neutropenia
Carbimazole
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Drugs that trigger G6PD deficiency
nitrofurantoin ciprofloxacin sulphonylureas
115
Hereditary spherocytosis treatment
folate supplementation and splenectomy
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Atrial septal defect will cause
systolic murmur DVT stroke
117
What is Fifth disease during pregnancy?
Parvovirus causes rash and joint pain
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Effect of steroids on Hb
Raise
119
uncooked meat
tapeworm
120
Hydroxycarbamide
HbF
121
Myelofibrosis first symptom
fatigue
122
Treatment for major trauma/bleed
Vit K Dried prothrombin complex
123
What can amyloidosis affecting the heart present like?
Heart failure
124
Pulmonary oedema from transfusion
TRALI
125
DVT treatment
Direct oral anticoagulant for at least 3 months
126
Ann Arbour stage 3
Both sides of the diaphragm
127
What does basophilic stippling suggest
Disturbed red cell production
128
Which factor activates the intrinsic pathway?
XII
129
Which factor activates the extrinsic pathway?
Tissue
130
15;17
AML
131
Sickle cell increases risk of ________ infection.
chest
132
Neutrophils afters surgery
Raised
133
Type 2 VWD
Severe
134
Breakthrough pain medication dose
a sixth of the total daily dose
135
Stop heparin if platelets < __%.
70
136
Platelets can be high in myelofibrosis
136
AA amyloidosis
Caused by chronic inflammation
137
Delayed haemolytic transfusion reaction appearance
Jaundice
138
Bruising in thalassemia patients
Haemosiderosis (iron deposits)
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Bleeding causes _____cytic anaemia.
micro
140
Check INR ____ hours after giving Vit K
6-12
141
High ICP Low GCS
ICU
142
MGUS symptoms
No
143
Protein C deficiency
Clotting activated by warfarin
144
Anaemia over age __ urgent
50
144
Which antibiotic raises INR?
Metronidazole
145
Are clotting factors given in minor haemorrhages?
No
146
Clotting factors in HUS
Normal
147
HUS antibiotics
No