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Common problem of VitB12 and Folate deficiency?
Suppressed synthesis of DNA and Anemia
Contrast feature of VitB12 to Folate deficiency?
Neurological defects persist with VitB12 deficiency
Cobalamin use in synthesis of methylmalonate
isomerized methylmalonyl CoA to Succinyl CoA
Test specific for VitB12 Deficiency?
Methylmalonic Aciduria
Peripheral Blood of VitB12 or folate def
Oval macrocytes, teardrop cells, nucleated red blood cells, hypersegmented neutrophils
BM morph in VitB12 and Folate deficiency
Acute leukemia or large cell lymphoma, dissociated nuclear maturation and cytoplasmic maturation
Large erythroid and granulocytic precursors
Values to measure in megaloblastic anemia?
Serum b12, serum folate, red cell folate
Vit B12 def etix
T-cell mediated damage to gastric fundic glands
Type I def in B12
Block IF binding
Type II def in B12
Prevent binding of IF/B12 complex to receptor in Ileum
Type III Vit B12 def
Non-specific binding on gastric proton pump preventing release from food
Folate Def etix
Inadequate diet, alcoholoism, malaborption
Where is the storage of Iron
Ferritin in Hepatocyte and mononuclear phagocytes
Best tests for Iron stores
Serum ferritin
Total Iron in body
~2.9 gm
Total iron in Hb
2.0 gm
Hepcidin levels and iron
Hepcidin falls as iron stores are depleted, increases uptake of iron
PB in Fe def Anemia
Microcytosis and Hypochromia, and Pencil Cells
Labs in Fe Def
Absolute retic count normal
Serum Iron low
TIBC High
Ferritin Low and Dx-ic
Tests to detect IDA vs ACD
Soluble transferrin Receptor inc.
Retic Hb Content low
ACD etix
Chronic inflammation from Microbial infections, inflammation, immune disorders, neoplasms
ACD Pathogenesis
Reduction EPO due to increased IL-1, TNF, Ifn-gamma
ACD levels
Increased Hepcidin production by liver prevents transfer from iron stores to the erythroid precursors
ACD labs
Decreased Abe retic count
Some microcytic
Transferrin Low
Ferritin HIgh
Serum iron low
Aplastic Anemia Pathogeneis
T-Cell mediated immune response with release of cytokines that inhibit stem cell function
Bone Marrow morph in aplastia
Hypocellular BM
Pure red cell aquired
Thymoma
Large granular lymphocytic leukemia
Normal Platelet range
150-450 thousand
Prothrombin time
Extrinsic factors
V, VII, X, II
Partial Thromboplastin Time
Intrinsic clotting factors
V, VIII< IX< X, XI, XII, II
Vessel wall abnormalities
Non-thrombocytopenic purpura
Infection
Small vessel vasculitidies
Collagen abnormality
Henoch-Schonlein purpura
Amyloid Angiopathy
Thrombocytopenia
Platelet count below 100 K mm3
Immune thromocytopenic Purpura
Antiplatelet antibodies
IgGs agaisnt GPiib-iiia and GPIb-IX
Drug induced Thrombocytopenia
quinine, quinidine, PCN, thiazides, methyldopa, heparin
Type II HITTS
complex of heparin and platelet factor 4
activates Fc portion of IgG
HIV associated Thrompocytopenia
Cross-reactive HIV gp120 Ab with GPIIbIIIa
Pentad of thrombotic microangiopathy
Hemolytic Anemia, Thrombocytopenia, fever, transient neurologic deficits, renal failure
Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
Antibodies to ADAMTS13
VWF multimer aggregation
Neurologic symptoms
Adults
Do not transfuse platelets
Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome
Children
E. Coli O157:H7
Damage to endothelium
Renal symptoms dominate
Bernard-Soulier Syndrome
defective platelet adhesion
GPIbIX deficiency VWF receptor
Abnormal Ristocetin test
Glanzmann Thrombasthenia
GPIIbIIIa deficiency, defective platelet aggregation
Vitmain K dependent coagulation factors
II, VII, IX, X and protein C
Ristocetin aggregation
Test patients vWF and platelet aggregation function
Ristocetin cofactor
only tests the patient's vWF
Hemophilia A labs
Deficient in Factor VIII
Increased PTT
Normal PT
Hemophilia B
Severe form
Factor IX deficient
D-dimer assay
Product of plasmin activity on cross-linked fibrin; plasminolysis
DAT Use
Antiglobulin against AB/C3 on RBC
1 Dx drug-induced hemolytic anemia
2 Transfusion Hemolysis Rxn
3 Newborn: hemolytic disease
IAT Use
Detects Circulating Ab
1 Compatibillity donor test
2 Ab Screen
3 Ab identification
4 Blood typing
5 Titration of Rh Antibody
Number of people with positive coombs that have hemolytic anemia
1/3, not all cause destruction, Negative Predictive Value is 99%
Serology of WAIHA
IgG autoAb
Most frequent
Extravascular hemolysis
CAD
Elderly
M. Pneumoniae
IgM monophasic
Negative Donath-Landsteiner test