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What clinical parameters define AIDS?
1. positive HIV test
plus
2. <200 CD4 T cell count or,
AIDS defining opp. infxn or,
AIDS assoc malignancies or,
HIV compl. infxns
Define intrinsic and extrinsic pathways and tests
1. Intrinsic: XII to XI to X to X to II to I to clot, test is PTT
2. Extrinsic: VII to X to II to I to clot, test is PT
What are the signs and symptoms of von Willebrand Disease? inheritance pattern?
1. bleeding from small cuts, easy bruising; INC menstrual bleeding; INC PTT & bleeding time
2. autosomal dominant
What is DIC? what is it initiated by? how does it affect clotting cascade?
-coagulation w/in blood vessel lumens followed by mucosal bleeding
-a ds of sponatneous activation of coagulation cascade w/ resulting intravascular coagulation & organ ischemia & consumption of clotting factors to yeild mucosal bleeding; may be fatal
-can be initiated by endotoxins, dead tissue, certain forms of AML
-initially proonged PTT w/ INC d-dimer, then prolonged PT
What are the s/s of TTP?
1. severe thrombocytopenia
2. schistocytes: helmet cells, triangular RBCs
3. evidence of hemolysis
4. fever
5. ischemic organ damage
What is G6PD?
RBCs cannot form NADH in the pentose phosphate pathway and undergo lysis due to damage from free radicals
the MC enzymopathy
What amino acid substitution occurs on sickle cell anemia?
valine for glutamate
LIst the causes of warm and cold agglutinin Ds
WARM: drugs, malignancies, SLE
COLD: Mycoplasma pneumonia, mononucleosis, lymphoma, *50% are idiopathic
What are the causes of megaloblastic anemia?
DEC DNA synthesis ability due to B12 or folate def, antineoplastic use, or microbes/drugs that limit folate/B12 availability
What is Plummer-Vinson anemia?
due to low grade, long-term iron deficiency
results in esophageal webs that cause dysphagia for solids, not liquids
What are some causes of DEC production of neutrophils?
bone marrow ds
chemotherapy
HIV-1 infxn
other drugs that affect the bone marrow
Vit B12 or folate def
What are some causes of neutrocytosis?
acute inflammation
acute infxns of any type
bacterial infxns
certain cancers
leukemia for neutrophils
What type of leukemia is Philadelphia Ch associated with?
CML
What type of leukemia has TRAP and CD25 markers present?
hairy cell leukemia