lec4 : Polycythemia and anemia Flashcards

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Definition of Polycythemia

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increase in the RBC mass, increase in hemoglobin level

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Effects of polycythemia:
5 Increase
…………………blood flow

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Increase in
- RBCs number
- blood viscosity
- Work load on 
the heart
-  peripheral resistance
- blood pressure
  sluggish blood flow
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Primary polycythemia (Polycythemia rubra vera) is considered as a…………………..

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neoplastic disease

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Secondary polycythemia is due to………………… ,, …………….

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Hypoxia , Renal disease

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Definition of anemia

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decrease of RBCs number or in Hb concentration or in both, in low or normal total blood volume

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Bone marrow failure is an ……………….

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Aplastic anemia

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causes of aplastic anemia may be :

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X-ray,
chloramphenicol,
chemotherapy,
idiopathic

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why aplastic anemia called Pancytopenia?

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due to depression in the formation of RBCs,WBCs,Platelets

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when iron deficiency occurs ?

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when not enough iron available for synthesis HB ( Less Hb formation)

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causes of iron deficiency may be :

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-Deficient iron intake
- Excess demand,
puberty pregnancy
-Poor iron absorption
– chronic bleeding

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in iron deficiency
number of erythrocytes …………………
less ……………….
………………………….

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  • normal or reduced
  • HB ( hypochromic anemia)
  • Microcytic
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Iron deficiency anemia causes

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hypochromic microcytic anemia

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what is Microcytic hypochromic anemia?

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 Small size RBCs

 Less Hb

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what is Macrocytic hyperchromic anemia

[megaloblastic anemia}?

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Large size, immature odd
shaped, fragile RBCs
 Severe number reduction

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  • Renal anemia
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insufficient RBC s production
defect in erythropoeitin
Normocytic normochromic anemia

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pathological finding in iron deficiency ?

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  • oral manifestation as angular stomatitis
  • glossitis , dysphagia
  • spoon nails , Brittle lusterless nails
  • splenomegaly
  • BM hyperplasia
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Vitamin B12 or Folic acid deficiency anemia is

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Erythroblast fail to proliferate or mature into RBCs

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causes of Vitamin B12 deficiency anemia may be :

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  • Malabsorption

- - Atrophic gastritis

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causes of Folic acid deficiency anemia may be :

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Nutritional defect

20
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Vitamin B12 deficiency anemia causes

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Pernicious anemia
Macrocytic
hyperchromic anemia
+ Neurological defects

21
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Folic acid deficiency anemia causes

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Macrocytic

hyperchromic anemia

22
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what is Vitamin B12 deficiency called ?

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pernicious anemia

23
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why V B12 deficiency cause Neurological

defects?

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it is needed to myelin formation

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pernicious anemia or Addison’s anemia common in

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blood group A

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Corpuscular cause Hemolytic anemia
 Hereditary spherocytosis  Sickle cell anemia  Thalassemia  Glucose 6 p dehydrogenase deficiency
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Extracorpuscular cause Hemolytic anemia
```  Incompatible blood transfusion  Rh incompatability  Malaria infection  Sulfonamide  Snake venum  Lead ```
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the most abundant protein in RBCs cytoskeleton
Spectrin
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mutation in alpha or beta globin genes can cause ................. and ..........................
Sickle cell anemia and Thalasemia
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Hb A: ........... polypeptide chains :
4 polypeptide chains 2 alpha, 2 beta
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Hb S: Normal ...................in position........... on the Beta chain is substituted by ..................
glutamic acid aa , 6 , Valine aa
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B-chain in Oxygenated : | HB carry O2
Soluble
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B-chain in Deoxygenated:
insoluble, precipitates into long crystals
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Sickle cell anemia is ..........
Inherited genetic defect in Hb formation
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Severe pain that affects the bones of the hands, the | feet, or both
Dactylitis
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the first symptom of sickle cell disease in babies.
Dactylitis
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Glucose 6 phosphate enzyme is an enzyme that :
➢ Is coded by gene on X chromosome | ➢ helps in producing the antioxidants
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G6P dehydrogenase deficiency{Favism}:
- X-linked recessive disorder | - Leads to acute intravascular hemolysis on exposure to oxidizing agent
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- The oxidizing agents as:
fava beans, | sulfonamides
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Thalasemia defect or absence of one or more of............. | responsible for synthesis of ...................
genes | α or β chains
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- Hemorrhagic anemia: acute
RBC s loss , Wound bleeding
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- Hemorrhagic anemia: acute
Normocytic normochromic anemia
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chronic anemia
``` iron loss due: Bleeding piles, excessive mensis cues: Microcytic hypochromic anemia ```
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Renal anemia
insufficient RBC s production defect in erythropoeitin Normocytic normochromic anemia
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Effects of anemia
1-Decreased tissue oxygenation: especially during exercise. 2-Increased work load on the heart due to: Decreased blood viscosity due to decrease number of RBCs will decrease the resistance to blood flow so that greater quantities of blood flow through the tissues and then return to the heart