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Can a female get hemophilia A and B? |
No, hemophilia A and B is exclusive to males. Females may be carriers |
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What percentage of sons of carriers will be affected by hemophilia A and B? |
50% |
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What percentage of daughters of carriers will be carriers of Hemophilia A and B? |
50%. Females cannot be affected by Hemophilia A and B? |
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Can sons of affected males be carriers of Hemophilia A and B? |
No, only females can be carriers 50% of the time and makes are affected 50% of the time |
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What factor is deficient in hemophilia A (classic hemophilia)? |
Factor 8 |
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Which hemophilia do you see a factor 8 deficiency? |
Hemophilia A |
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What bleeding profile do you see in Hemophilia A and B? |
PTT prolonged PT, Fibrinogen, platelets normal |
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What factor is deficient in Hemophilia B? |
Factor 9 |
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Four types of Microcytic anemia, "I hope they stick" |
STIC Sideroblastic Thalassemia Iron def anemia Chronic dz
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STIC |
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Fours causes of acquired Sideroblastic anemia |
Toxins (Lead) Basophilic Stippling
Drug-Induced (Ethanol, Isoniazide)
Nutritional (Pyridoxine)
Leukemia/Lymphoma |
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In a patient with basophils can stippling, other than a lead level, what test would you order ? |
Electrophoresis because it could be thalasemia |
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Isoniazide depletes which vitamin? |
B6 Pyridoxine and also may cause INH induce pellagra (niacin def) |
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