Module 3 Lec 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What are 3 types of anemias that can decrease RBCs?

A

Iron-deficiency - blood loss or dietary deficiency

Folate and B12 deficiency (megaloblastic anemia) - ;ack of thymidine synthesis for DNA

antiproliferative drugs (aplastic anemia) - decrease normal hematopoietic activity. affects cell lineages

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2
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what are some defenses erythrocytes have against ROS?

A

catalases and glutathione

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3
Q

what can xenobiotics do to trigger an immune response against red blood cells?

A

act as a hapten by attaching to RBC surfaces

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4
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what 3 things can xenobiotics affect erythrocytes?

A

Production, function, survival

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5
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What is Erthrocytosis?

A

Excessive RBC circulation

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6
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what is the 2 mechanisms of anemia when exposed to toxins?

A

Impaired RBC production
Destruction of RBCs

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7
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What is hemolytic anemia?

A

When RBCs are destroyed by the immune system

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8
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What is dangerous about methemoglobin and what can cause it?

A

changes RBC to become incapable of carrying O2
Can be caused by nitrate

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