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IDA - MCV and RDW
MCV low
RDW high
THAL - MCV and RDW
MCV - low
RDW - nml
THAL - dx
electrophoresis
IDA - the lower the ferritin
the higher the probability of Fe deficiency
IDA - Iron and TIBC relevance
not important tests
IDA - TIBC
high
IDA - transferrin sat
low
IDA - ferritin sx when
< 20, stores depleted
IDA - ferritin also
acute phase reactant
IDA - ferritin nml
30-160
IDA - transferrin sat nml
20-50%
HEMA - transferrin sat
> 60%
anemia - 2 forms iron
heme - animal fat, easy absorption
non-heme - veggie, less easily absorbed
anemia - role of stomach acid
changes heme and non-heme to ferrous forms
anemia - role of transferrin
take and give iron to RBC precursors
anemia - role of ferritin
iron storage
anemia - TIBC
indicators of how many receptors are not occupied
anemia - transferrin sat indicates
home many transferrin have iron
anemia - micro
Pb poisoning
IDA
thalassemia
sideroblastic anemia
anemia - macro
B12
folate
EOH
hypothyroid
anemia - normocytic
ACD
anemia - RBC lives
120 days
anemia - fe excretion
VERY low
IDA - etiologies
non-heme
acid reducers
gastric surgery
tea/coffee
Ca++ def
celiac dz
IDA - replacement oral
FeSO4 - 65 meq
gluconate - 33 meq
IDA - replacement regimen
once daily and see how tolerated
IDA - replacement duration
6 months of treatment to correct stores
IDA - replacement response
increased ret count in 3-5 days
peak at 4-10 days
improvement in HgB at 4 weeks
folate - leads to
B12 deficiency
folate - if low
give 4 weeks of folate and retest for folate and B12
folate - can be caused by
decrease in B12
B12 - def test
increased MMA (methylmyolonic acid)
B12 - requires
intrinsic factor which is produced by parietal cells
folate - etiologies
ETOH - poor diet
methotrexate
dilantin
metformin
B12 - etiologies
pernicious anemia
IDA - TIBC
high
IDA - tsat
low
IDA - transferrin receptor
high (bc it's upregulated during deficiency)
IDA - ferritin
low
IDA - iron
low
ACD - iron
low
ACD - ferritin
incr
ACD - TIBC
decr
ACD - TSAT
nml
ACD - transferring receptor
nml
IDA - IV replacement
gluconate
sucrose
feromoxytal
ACD - test to differentiate
CRP
folate - replacemet
1 mg/day
B12 - replacement
1000-2000 mcg/day oral OR

1 mg daily/7 days injection
1 mg weekly for month injection
1 mg/month thereafter
B12 - replacement considerations
absorption issues, cost is same
ACD - ferritin stores increase
during chronic inflammation
ACD - ferritin stores nml bc
ferritin stores are not mobilized
SS - SIRS
sytemic inflammatory response syndrome
SS - SIRS criteria
> 2 of:

HR > 90
temp < 36 or > 38
WBC < 4k or > 12k
RR > 20 or PaCO2 < 32
SS - sepsis
any systemic inflammatory response to infection
SS - severe sepsis
any organ dysfunction
SS - septic shock
dysfunction with no response to fluid resuscitation
SS - MODS
multiorgan dysfx syndrome with >1 affected
SS - MOF
> 1 organ system failure
SS - ABC
intubate GCS < 8
breathing - hi flow o2
circulation - restore volume, vasoconstrict
SS - 6 hour targets in order of attack
MAP > 65
Central venous pressure > 8-12; 15 if intubated
SVO2 > 70%
urine > .5 ml/kg/hr
SS - MAP equation
(2D+S)/3, bc we spend twice as long in diastole
SS - MAP tx
fluid bolus
SS - central venous pressure tx
vasopressor
SS - SVO2 tx
measure with central line - add O2
SS - urine tx
dialysis
SS - O2 delivery compromise
O2 carrying capacity is diminished
O2 is not utilized by cells
SS - O2 return
lack of venous pressure, d/t venous dilation
SS - impact of intubation
increase in pressure on chest, decreasing venous return
SS - management
2 lines
2 blood cultures
abx
fluids
pressors
SS - abx coverage
pseudomonas and MRSA
SS - abx
imipinem (greater seizure risk) or meropinem + vanco
SS - fluids
normal saline
SS - pressors
norepi
dopamine - don't confuse with dobutamine
SS - norepi moa
simulate alpha (veins) *****
stimulate beta (heart)
SS - norepi dose
.3-1.2 mg/kg/min
SS - dopamine dose dependencies
< 3 increases kidney perfusion
3-10 works like dobutamine
> 10 alpha agonist
SS - norepi alternative
vasopressin
SS - vasopressin dose
.01-.04 units/min
SS - dobutamine don't use in
septic shock OR
low BP CHF
SS - dubutamine moa
B1 and B2 agonist; increases rate, but relaxes vessels
SS - dobutamine dose
3-15 mg
SS - dobutamine v. dopamine cardiac output
dop - incr dose -> incr CO until a certain point b/c of constriction of the aorta

dob - incr dose -> incr CO constantly
SS - dobutamine v. dopamine fill pressures
dop - incr dose -> incr fill pressures bc of vasoconstriction

dob - incr dose -> decr fill pressures bc of vasodilation
SS - pressor considerations
inactive in alkalotic states, so no bicarb
can promote arrhythmias
has sulfite base, so may provoke anaphylactic runs