Haematology / Oncology Flashcards

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Myeloma - ft / Inx

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Neoplasm of BM plasma cells –> 60 - 70 yrs

Ft:

  • Bone - pain, osteoporosis, pathological #. Osteolytic lesions
  • Lethargy
  • infection
  • HYPERCA
  • Renal Fx
  • other ft: amyloidosis.

Ins:

  • IgG or IgA !!!!
  • Urine –> BENCE - JONES protein
  • whole body MRI
  • Skull xray –> RAIN DROP SKULL

Hyper Ca of myeloma:

  • Primarily due to increased osteoblastic resorption due to local cytokines (IL-1/TNF) = released by myeloma cells:
  • other causes = impaired renal fn/increased renal abs of Ca/ elevated PTH-rP
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Myeloma diagnostic criteria

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Major:

  • > 30% plasma cells in BM
  • Plasmacytoma - BM sample
  • Elevate M protein

Minor:

  • 10% - 30% plasma cells –> BM sample
  • Minor elecation of M protein
  • Osteolytic lesions
  • low levels of Ab
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Myeloma prognostic indicator?

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B2 - macroglobulin

increased macroglobulin is worse survival.

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MGUS

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Ft:

  • Asx
  • no bone pain or inc risk of infection
  • Demyelinating neuropathy

MGUS vs Myeloma:

  • No beta-2 macroglobulin
  • normal immune fn
  • lowere paraporteinaemia (igG and IgA)
  • Paraproteinaemia doesn’t increase.
  • no lytic lesions or renal dx
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Complications of. CHOP regimen

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Used in NHL

Can get neutropaenic sepsis

High risk of tunour lysis - - “> give allopurinol

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Causes of macrocytic anaemia

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Low Vit B12:
- found in red meat/fish
0absorbed terminal ileum
- Bound to IF
- Pernicious anemia - Ab vs GAstric parietal cells, therefore get low IF –> do schillin test which is measure uriniary B12 w/ and w/o IF.
- No neuro signs –> IM HYDROXYCABAAMIN
- If foloic A deficient as well –> replace folic A first - avoid SCDC

Folic A:

  • found in FOLIAGE and Liver
  • absorbed in Jejenum

Drugs that affect nuceleic Acid synthesis:

  • MTX
  • Hydroxycarbamide
  • Aza
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Macrocytosis w/ normoblasic BM

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Alcohol -->low folate 
Liver dx --> TARGET CELLS 
Reticulocytosis -- RETICULOCYTES - acute blood loss or HA
- PRegnancy 
- hypothyroid 
- myelodysplasia -- > Cytopenias. BM = DYSPLASTIC 
- myeloprolif --> TEAR DROP i BM 
Myeloma
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Microcytic anaemia

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IDA:

  • Pencil cells
  • hypochromic
  • Fe. TIBC. Ferritin

Thalassaemia:

  • Meditarannean/asian patient
  • beta thalassaemia minor - microcytosis = disproprotionate to anaemia

Anaemia of CD

Sideroblastic

Pb poisoning

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Patient with previously normal Hb –> acute px of low MCV and not at risk of thalassaemia —- what is it?

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polycythaemia vera

IDA secodary to bleeding

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Thalassaemias

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Alpha thalamssaemia:

  • Chromsome 16
  • required for HbA/HbA2/HBF
  • Severity dependent # of allles affected:
  • 1 or 2 allele –> Normal Hb
  • 3 alleles –> low Hb and MCV
  • > 4 alleles –> in utero death = hydrops fetalis/barts hydrops

Beta thal major:

  • Chromosome 11
  • Absence of bet chain production
  • px = 1st yr of life with FX TO THRIVE + HEPATOSPLENOMEGALY
  • ow MCV
  • HbF/HbA2 = raised
  • HbA = Normal
  • Tx = RPT TRANSFUSIONS (Fe overload) / SC DESFERRIOXAMINE

Beta - Thal Trait:

  • HbA2 - raised
  • Hb minor drop - remains >90
  • ASx
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Sickle cell anaemia

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AR - more common in african decent as provides protection vs Malaria

Polar glutamate is switched for non-polar valine –> increased susceptible to hypoxia –> Polymeruse –> Sickling

Sickle RBC –> HAemolyse –> block BV –> Infarction

HbAS = hetero = sickling at pO2 of 2 --> 4.5 
HbSS = homo = sickling at pO2 of 5 --> 6 

Inx: Hb electrophoresis

Mx:

  • Hydroxyurea - inc HbF = PROPHYLAXIS vs sickle crisis
  • pneumococcal vax
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Sickle cell Crises

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Thrombotic:

  • painful vaso-occlusive crisis
  • precipitants = low O2/ infeection/ dehydration
  • infarction of bones/organs - AVN/gut/lungs.brain

Sequestration:

  • Pooling of blood in lungs + spleen
  • WORSENING ANAEMIA

Acute chest sydndrome:

  • CHEST PAIN + SOB + LOW SATS + PULM INFILTRATES:
  • most common cause of death in adults.

Aplastic:

  • Follows infection with PARVOVIRUS
  • Sudden drop in Hb

HAemolytic crisis:

  • Rare
  • Fall in Hb due to haemoysis
Mx:
IVI
O2
Analhesia 
consider Abx
Bloods transfusion
if NEURO SIGNS ---> EXCHANGE TRAINSFUSION!!!!!
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Aplastic anaemia

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Causes:
- IDiopathic
Drugs - Gold/phhenylbutazone/chloramohenme
- post hepatitis supervening post infection
- Chemo/RT –> Low TPMT when starting Aza/matacopurine

MX:

  • blood productions + infection prevention
  • Anti0-thymocyte globulin and anti - ymphocyte globulin
  • stem cell transplant
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Tumour lysis syndrome

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Triggered by chemo

BReak down of tumour cells

URic acid hgh
K+ high
PO4- High
Ca Low

IF high risk:
- IV allopurinol or IV rasburicase immed prior to Chemo 1st dose

If lower risk:
- PO Allopurinol

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Waldenstroms macroglobulinaemia

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Older en

Anaemia
monoconcal IgM production 
Hyperviscosity syndrome
hepatosplenomegaly 
LN
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TTP - PENTAD

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1) Fever
2) NEuro signs
3) Thrombocytopaenia
4) Haemolysis
5) Renal Fx

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HEreditaru angioedema

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Think in a young patient with signs of andioedema but not anaphylactoid

AD - Low C1 inhibitor levels

Mx:

  • IV C1 inhibitor or FFP if not avail
  • prophylaxis - anabolic steroid = Danzol
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Fe Metabolism

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icnreased by

  • Vitamin C
  • Gastric H+
Decreased by :
PPI
Tetracyclin 
Gastric anchlorydia 
Tannin
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Sideroblastic anaeia

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RBC fx to completely form haem

therefore get Fe depositis in mitochndria –> Sideroblasts

Can be congenital or acquired

Acquired:

  • Myelodysplasia - pimary aquired
  • AtOH, Anti-TB or LEad = secodnry acquired

Inx:

  • Low MCV/MCH
  • BM –> Sideroblasts + high Fe Stores

Mx:
- Supportive + tx underlying +/- Pyridoxine

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Myeloma - prognosis marker

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B2-microglobulin

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Haemolytic anaemias by site - intravasc.

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Mismatched blood transfusion:

  • chest pain, fever , agitation, low BP
  • HBO mismatchin –> within misn
  • Mx: STOP TRANFUSION + IVI

G6PD:

  • Low glutathione –> susceptible to Oxidative stress
  • HEINZ BODIES
  • neonatal jaundice
  • precipitants: SPESIS/BROAD BEANS/CIPRO/PRIMAQUINE
  • Inx - G6PD activity

Red cell frgamentation:

  • HEart Valves
  • TTP/DIC/HUS

Paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria:

  • increase sensitivity to complement
  • CD 59 and CD55 activity low
  • get haemoglobinuria in early am DARK URINE IN A.M.

Cold AIHA:

  • Raynauds
  • Acrocyanosis
  • IgM!!!!!!
  • Causes: lymphoma/mycoplasma/EBV
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Haemolytic anaemias - intravasc

TTP / DIC / HUS

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TTP:

  • Pentad =
  • Causes
  • Mx
H.U.S:
- 
- Triad: 
- Secondary to 
- Blood film --> 
Mx:
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Haemolytic anaemias - intravasc

TTP / DIC / HUS

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TTP:

  • ADAMST2
  • Pentad = FEVER + NEURO + PLT LOW + LOW Hb + RENAL FX
  • Causes - GU/GI Infection/ PReg/Ciclosporin + Penicillin + OCP/tumour / SLE/ HIV
  • Mx: PLASMA EXHNAGE
H.U.S:
- YOUG cchild
- Triad: Microangiopathic haemolytic anaemia + low platelets + AKI 
- Secondary to E.COLI 
- Blood film --> FRAGMENTED RBC
Mx: 
- Supportive 
- if Sev w/o diarrhoea --> Plasma exhange

DIC:

  • Stress –> TF release –> aExtrinsic + intrinsic pathways.
  • Inc PT/APTT/bleeding time
  • low plt
  • Schistocytes
  • FIBRIN DEGRADATION PRODCCTS
  • Mx = supportive.
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Multiple myeloma mx

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Watchful wait

AMjor criteria:

  • Plasmacytoma
  • 30% plasma cells in BM samle
  • Elevated M protein
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Haematological malignancies: infections
Virus: - EBV --> Hodgkins/burkitts/naspharyngeal Ca - HTLV-1 - Adult T cell leukaemia/lymhoma - HIV-1 - high grade B-cell lymohoma BActeria: - H.pylori - gastric MALT Protozoa: - Malaria --> Burkitts lymohoma
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Waldenstroms macroglobulinaemia
IgM Paraproteinaemia !!! MONOCLONAL Most likely get --> HYPERVISCOSITY SYNDROME
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AML
most common leaukaemia - ADULTS Can be primary or secondary transformation of myeloprolif. Px --> BM Fx Poor prognostic: - >60 yrs - >20% blasts - Detection of Chromosome 5 or 7 Classification = French - american - british (FAB)
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ALL
most common leukaemia in CHILDREN PRolif of B + T cells Poor prognostics: - MAle - non-caucasian - <2yr or >10 yrs - CNS involvement - philidelphaia translocation - initial high WCC - B + T cell surface marker - FAB L3
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Acute promyelocytic leukaemia M3
Assox with t(15,17) Younger onset Fusion of PMR + RAR AUER RODS DIC + Thrombocytopaenia
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CML
BCR - ABL = philideplphia chromosome + 9 and 22 BCR- ABL --> increase in TK ACTIVITY Ft: - Splenomegaly --> ABDO PAIN - granulocyte formatio MX: - imatinib --> inhibit TK
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CML
BCR - ABL = philideplphia chromosome + 9 and 22 BCR- ABL --> increase in TK ACTIVITY Ft: - Splenomegaly --> ABDO PAIN - granulocyte formatio - LOW LEUKOCYTE ALANINE MX: - imatinib --> inhibit TK
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CLL indications for Mx
- progressive BM Fx - Lymphocyte inc >50% in 2 years - LN >10cm - Splenomegaly >6cm - Lymphocyte dboubling time <2 months - Systemic Sx - WL >10% in 6 months / T >38 for 2 weeks FCR = Mx if no indications --> observe
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Hairy cell leukaemia
male malignant prolif of B cells - VASCULITIS - DRY TAP
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Hodkins Lymphoma
assoc with REED STERNBERG CELL Px in 30s / 70s LN ETOH INDUCED LN PAIN Types: - Nodular sclerosing - most common - good prognosis - Mixed cellularity - lots of REED STERNBERG cells - good prognosis - Lymphocyte predominant - BEST PROGNOISIS - Lymphocyte deplete - WORST PROGNOSIS ``` Staging: 1 - 1 LN 2 - >=2 LN on SAME SIDE of diaphragm 3 - >=2 LN on DIFF SIDE of diaphragm 4 - Spread beyond LN ``` ``` Poor prognostic factorS: - B symptoms - Stage 4 dx - Male - >45 yrs - Lymhocyte < 600 WCC >15,000 Hb <105 Alb <40 ```
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Non - hodgkins lymphoma
MORE COMMON THAN HL Px later - 75yrs Extranodal sx: - Gastric - dyspepsia/dysphagia/WL - BM --> supression/bone pain - lungs/skin - Neuro palsies Assoc w/ EBV B Sx present later Inc: - Excisional node biopsy --> BURKITTS = STARRY SKY!!! - CT TAP - staging Look for assoc: - HIV AI dx - ESR - prognostics Staging - same as HL
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Chemo related nausea
Try metoclopramide/domperidone first IF Fx or high risk try a 5HT3 antag - ONDANSETRON
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Polycthaemia
Relative - Normal Red cell mass: - Dehydration - Shock - Gaisbock syndrome. Primary - Plycythaemia vera Secondary: - COPD - High alt - OSA - Xs EPO : - cerebellar hemangioma - hypernephroma - hepatoma - uterine Fibroid
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Polycythaemia Vera
Myeloprolif disorder Clonal prolig of BM Stem Cells !! Mutatuion - JAK-2 Hyperciscosity - pruritus on hot bath - splenomegaly - haemorrhage - low plt. ``` Inx: FBC/blood film JAK-2 Ferritin RFT/LFT ``` JAK-2 criteria: - High haematocrit/Red cell - JAK 2 + Mx: - Venessection - Aspirin - Hydroxyurea High Rate of transformation into MYELOFIBROSIS AML
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Thombocytosis
Plt>400 Causes: - Reactive - plt = acute phase response - MAlignancy - Hyposplenism - Essential/primary
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Primary thrombocytosis
Myeloprolif disorder --> megakaryocyte prolif Ft: - Thrombosis AND haemorrhage - Burning sensation in hands and feet. - JAK2 + in 50% of patient (CALR in 20% of JAK neg Pt) Mx: - Hydroxyurea IFN alpha - Low dose Aspirin
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Myelodysplasia
Elderly patient cytopenias Dysplastic changes: - Hypergranular neutrophils - neutrophil nuclear lobulation - megoblastic changes monocytosis PRE-LEUKAEMIC tx: - Transfusions/EPO/Abx
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Stem cell Transplant
leukophoreiss post G-CSF
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Stem cell Transplant
leukophoreiss post G-CSF Pre transplant - High dose cyclophosphamde Total body irradiation Peripheral blood stem cells = further down maturtion pathway --> therefore quicker haem response
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Coagulation cascade
Intrinsc factors: - F 8,9, 11,12, - Ca - plt phospholipid - APTT measure Extrinsice: - F7 - Tissue thromboplastin - PT measure ``` Common pathway: - F 5,10a Ca thrombin fibrin ```
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Porphyrias
produced when their are abnormalities in the enzymes for production of haem. Acute intermittent porphyria: - ABDO PAIN & NEUROPSYCH - porphobilinogen deaminase - urine = deep red on standing Porphyria cutanea tarda - Think SKin - hepatic porphyria - Urine - uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase - PINK fluroescens under WOOD LAMP - photosensitive rash with bullae - fragile skin on face + dorsal hands - Mx - chloroquinw.
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Drug induced pancytopenia
- Cytotoxics - abx - trimthoprim/chloramphenicol - Anti-RA - Gold/penicillamine - Carbimazole - Carbamazepine - Tolbutamide
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HAemophillia
X linked HAemophillia A = F8 deficiency HAemophilla B = F9# HAEMARTHROSES AND HAEMATOMA (vs vWD) INX: - APTT increased - PT/TT/Bleeding time = normal
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Von Willebrand dx
MOST COMMON inherited bleeding disorder. vWF = causes massive sticky multimers --> platelet adhesion. It carres FVIII Ft: - Epistaxis - Mennorhagia Tyes: 1) PArtial loss of vWF (80% of cases) 2) Abnormal fn 3) Total loss Inx: - INCREASED BLEEEDUNG TIME - Low F8 Mx: - DESMOPRESSIN --> Inc vWF release from Endothelial cells - TXA - F8 concentrate
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ITP
Ab vs glycoprotein 2b/3a Acute ITP: - Children following VIRAL illness - Self limiting Chronic ITP: - Young --> Mid age woman - Relapsing and remitting Evans syndrome: - ITP + AIHA ITP Assoc: - Viral infection - AI hepatitis - SLE - Anti-phospholipud Indications for tx: - Plt <20 - Sig bleeding Mx: - STEROIDS - Splenectomy - High dos IV Ig - IV Anti -D - Rituximab
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Thrombophillias - Gain of Fn mutations
Factor V Leiden: - Most common - Factor V = inactivated - Heterozgous: 2-5x inc risk - Homozygous: 10x increase risk Prothrombin Gene mutation
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Thrombophillia - deficiency in anticoag
Antithrombin 3 deficiency: - Normally inhibits F9 + F10 - Px = VENOUS THROBOSES - Mx - Lifelong warafrin/hep in preg - if udnergoign surgeru/childbirth --> Antithrombin 3 concentrate. Protein C deficiency: - Venous thromboembolism - Most give initial Warfarin with heparin, otherwise --> pro-coag state --> NEcrosis.
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LMWH
Anti-Factor 10a!!!!!!!!
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Antiphospholipid syndrome
Either primery or secondary to SLE !!!! paradoxical rise in APTT Ft: - Recurrent A/V thrombus - Recurrent fetal loss - liverdo reticularis - Thrombocytopaenia - pre eclampsiai/pulm HTN Mx: - Intial VTE --> WARFARIN --> target 2-3 --> for 6 months - Recurrent - target 3-4 --> life long - Arterial thromboses - target 2-3 --> LIFELONG
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Antiphospholipid in preg - Mx
If Positive on urine test --> ASpirin If +ve sca --> ASA + LMWH ---> Discontinue at 34 weeks
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Blood products
FFP: - used in clin sig bleeding (not maj haemrrhage) with APTT or PT >1.5 - 150-220 ml - Prophylaxis: Pt undegroign invasive surgery and risk of sig bleed - Universal donor = AB blood - no Ab to A or B Cryoprecipitate: - contains: F8, F13, Fibrinogen , vWF - most commonly used to replace FIBRINOGEN - used if clin sig haemorrhage with fibrnogen conc <1.5 - prophylactic use those ndegroing surgery with fibrinogen <1.0 PTCC: - used for rapid reversal fo anticoag patient with maj haemorrhage - Can be used prophylactically
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Cytotoxic - drugs 3 As keep runing after a single C, miss it and end up on MTV
Alkylating agents - Think Cs - Cyclophosphamide - Chlorambucil - Carmustine - Cisplatin /oxaliplatin/carboplatin - Melphalan/busulfan Abx (-mycin and -bicin) - Dactinomycin - bleomycin - mitomycin - Doxuribicin - Mitoxantrone Antimetabolites (ate/-purine/-bine) - Folate antag - MTX - purine atage - 6-mertacopurine/fludabarine/cladribine - Pyrimidine antag - 5 - FU/Cytarabine/Capecitabine/Gemcitabine Campothecin analogues - Topotecan - irinotecan Miscelaneous - Procarbazine - Hydroxurea - Imatinib/Nilotinib/Sorafenib/bortezomib - TK inhibitor - L-Asparagine Taxanes - Microtubule inhiitor ! - End in "-taxel" - Docetaxel - PAclitaxel Vinca alkaloids - Microtubule inhibitor! - Start with "Vin-" - Vincristine - Vinblastine - Vinorelbine
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Brukitts lymphoma - Gene
C-myc translocation
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Cryoglobulinaemia
Igs that rpecipitate out at 4 degrees and then dissolve at 37 degrees. 3 Types: 1) Monoclonal 2) mixes 3) polyclonal# Type 1: - monoclonal = IgG otr IgM - RAYNAUDS - assoc with multipele myeloma and waldenstroms macroglobulinaemia Type2: - Mixed mono & polyclonal - Hep C, RA, Sjrogrens Type 3: - polyclonal - Assoc Ra/Sjrogrens Sx: - Raynauds - type 1 - Pupura and distal ulceration - arthralgia - Diffuse glomerulonephrtis Inx: - low C4 - High ESR Tx - Immunosupress = plasma exhange
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PRegnancy and DVT/PE
PReg = hypercoaguable state Majority = last trimester Pathophysiology: - Increase Factor 7,8,10 + fibrinogen - Decrease protein S - IVC copresison Mx: - LMWH - Warfarin = CI
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What is Factor V leiden
Thrombophllia disorder Activated PROTEIN C RESISTANCE !!!!!!
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Myelofibrosis
Myeloprolif disorder Ft: - Elderly person with sx of anaemia - MAssive splenomegaly Hypermetabolic sx ``` LAb findifns: - Anaemia High WBC/platelets - Tear drop cells - Dry Tap - High urate and LDG ```
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Autoimmune haemolytic anaemias
+ Coombs test Warm: - IgG - Ganesh is always warm - assoc with SLE - Lymphoma, CLL - Methyldopa Cold AIHA: - IgM - Malika is always cold - causes: Lymphoma, mycoplasma, EBV
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Sode effevt of. Dapsone
Depsone is. Used in methaemoglobinaemia It is an oxidiaknf agent Therefpre Fe2+ that is normally bound to Hb - - > Fe3+. High prevelance of G6PD in west africa
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Which blood product most commonly causes bacterial transfusion reaction ???
PATELETS
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TRALI vs TRACO transfusion related acute lung inury vs transfusion associated circulatory overload
TRALI = HYPOTENSION TRACO = HYPERTENSION
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Industrial carcinogens
Nitrosamines - OEsophageal + gastric Ca Arsenic = Lung Ca + liver haemaniomas Alfatoxin = hepatocellular Ca Alanine = TCC Benzene = leaukaemia
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Most common type of organism isolated in neutropaenixc sepsis
G + Cocci
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Multiple myeloma - investgations 1) Diagnosis ? 2) Prognosis ?
1) Serum electrophoresis | 2) Beta-2 microglobulin
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Translocations - haem malignancies 1) (9,22) 2 - (15,17) 3 - (8,14) 4 - (11,14) 5 - (14,18)
1 - Philidelphia - CML 2) 15 - 17 year old almost an adult - AML 3) 8 = looks like B - burkitts lymphoma 4) 11 - 14 yr old - start to get awards on the mantle = mantle cell 5) 4 in the first number - F = Folicular lymphoms
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Cause of Immunofeficiency in CLL ?
CLL is a B cell disorder --> hypogammaglobulinaemia
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LEaukamoid rxn
infiltration of BM --> Pushing out of immature blood cells Causes: - Sev infection - Sev haemolysis - haemorrhage - Metastatic Ca with BM Involvement looks like CML On bloods
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CML vs leukamoid rxn
CML: - Low ALP LEukamoid: - High ALP - Dohl bodies in white cells - LEft shift of neutrophils
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Heparin induced thrombocytopaenia
Ab vs PLATEKET FACTOR 4 Low platelets yet STILL PROTHROMBOTIC Tx: - Lepirudin - Danaparoid
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Most common organisms for neutropaenic sepsis
G+ Cocci
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Neutropaenia - when to start G-CSF
If High risk of Febrile neutropaenia: - Elderly - NHL/ALL - Prev neutropaenia - On chemo/RT
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AML poor prognistics
Age >60 >20% Blasts Chromosme 5 or 7 deletion
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Unprovoked DVT >40yrs
Malignancy screen and anti-phspholipids
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CLL investigation
Blood film - smudge cells Immunophenotyping
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Factor V leiden mutation MX
LT warfarin