Heme & Onc Flashcards

1
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Hematopoiesis sites

A

Yolk sac 1* until 6 (10 weeks)
Liver 1* 6-22 weeks
BM 22+ (starts 8-19 weeks)

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2
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Thalassemia

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Quantitative defect of globin chain synthesis

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3
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Alpha thalassemia

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One gene absent - silent carrier
2 absent - alpha thal trait
3 absent - Hb H (4 beta)
None - hydrops

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4
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Beta thalassemia

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Trait

Disease - zero have increased Hb F and A2 but severe anemia ; plus have some Hb A and moderate anemia

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5
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Sickle cell disease

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Qualitative abnormality of beta globin chain gene

Valine for glutamic acid at position 6

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6
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Fetal maternal hemorrhage calculation for Rhogam dose (kleihauer betke)

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% Hb F = #fetal cells/maternal cells x100
1% = 50mL
The number of vials of rhogam is 1mL fetal blood/15
1 vial= 360mcg

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7
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Apt test

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Done on fetal sample and detects maternal blood

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8
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Diamond Blackfan

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Congenital hypoplastic anemia
Or congenital erythroid aplasia
Macrocytic anemia with reticulocytopenia
LBW, short stature, abn facies, triphalangeal thumbs, abn cardiac and renal systems
Congenital anomalies in ~40% of patients

Need chronic transfusions, steroids and BMT

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9
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Constitutional aplastic anemia

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Fanconi anemia
Ch instability with breaks common
Triphalangeal thumbs, radial hypoplasia, short stature, hyperpigmentation, renal anomalies

Test ch with mitomycin c - increased ch breaks

Treat androgens and hematopoietic growth factors

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10
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Acquired erythrocyte underproduction

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Erythroid aplasia (parvo)
Aplastic anemia
Infectious
Treatment with growth factors  
BMT
Iron, folic acid, vit b12 deficiency 
Lead toxicity
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11
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Indirect vs direct Coombs

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Direct performed on infants blood - ab noted on pt RBC

Indirect performed on mothers blood - detects ab in serum

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12
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Polycythemia blood volume exchange

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Blood volume = (observed - desired Hct)* infant blood volume / observed Hct

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13
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Sick
Bleeding with
Dec PLT inc PT inc PTT

A

DIC

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14
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Sick
Bleeding with
Dec PLT nl PT nl PTT

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Platelet consumption

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15
Q

Sick
Bleeding with
Nl PLT inc PT inc PTT

A

Liver disease

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16
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Sick
Bleeding with
Nl PLT nl PT nl PTT

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Compromised vascular integrity

17
Q

Healthy
Bleeding with
Dec PLT nl PT nl PTT

A

ITP, occult infection, thrombosis, BM hypoplasia or infiltration

18
Q

Healthy
Bleeding with
Nl PLT nl PT nl PTT

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Vit K deficiency

19
Q

Healthy
Bleeding with
Nl PLT nl PT inc PTT

A

Hereditary clotting factor deficiencies

20
Q

Healthy
Bleeding with
Nl PLT nl PT nl PTT

A

Local bleeding, plt abn, factor 13 deficiency, VWD

21
Q

Langerhan cell histiocytosis

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Fever
Pancytopenia
Multiorgan infiltration

22
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Hemophagic lymphohistiocytosis (hlh)

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Familial - AR, fever, pancytopenia, HSM, adenopathy, fatal

Virus associated - fever, pancytopenia, HSM, CMV EBV HAV adenovirus

23
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Solid tumors

A
Teratoma
Neuroblastoma
Pheochromocytoma
Wilms
Hepatoblastoma
Retinoblastoma
Rhabdomyosarcoma
24
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Neuroblastoma

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Second most common solid tumor in neonatal period
Prognosis depends on stage, age, n-myc amplification
Stage IV-S = <1 yo, localized primary tumor with mets limited to live skin or BM (favorable)