Anemia I

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If a cat has been vax for FIV it will show up ____ on SNAP test?

Positive - looking for antibodies

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A puppy w/ a large distended abdomen may have ____ induced anemia?

Hookworm

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An icteric dog/cat may have _____ and a middle aged female cocker spaniel may have ____ induced anemia?

Hemolysis

IMHA

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Pitbulls have a predisposition to get what parasite that causes anemia?

Babes gibsoni

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What are a few drugs that can induce anemias?

Chemo

Methimazole

Phenobarbitol

Chloramphenicol

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A low TP suggests ____ where as a high TP could indicate ___ or ___?

Blood loss

Dehydration/ hypergolbinemia

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Dehydration can falsely ___ TP?

Increase

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A hematocrit of _____% in a dog and ____% in a cat represents Regenerative anemia?

Below 35%

Below 30%

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A TP between ___ and ___ in a dog and ___ and ___ in a cat represents Regenerative anemia?

5.5-7.4

6-8

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An absolute retic count above ___ in a dog and ___ in a cat represents regenerative anemia?

100K

60K

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A corrected retic % of Above ___ in a dog and ___ in a cat represents a regenerative anemia?

1.0%

0.4%

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What can you R/O w/ evidence of regenerative anemia?

Decreased production

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Regenerative anemia suggest what possible causes?

Loss or destruction

- caution w/ lag phase of 3-5days

- chronic blood loss - decreased iron

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Bone marrow dz is an example of ____ anemia?

Non-regen

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Acute/ chronic inflammation is an example of ___ anemia?

Non-regen

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Chronic blood loss or not enough EPO is an example of ____ anemia?

Non-regen

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What is the hematocrit cutoff for tx in dogs and cats?

Dog - <20%

Cat - <27%

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What are ways to tx anemia due to Decreased EPO in Renal dz?

Blood transfusion

EPO stimulating agent

Molidustat

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What is Darbepoetin?

EPO analoge w/ carbohydrate shell - reduces risk of autoantibodies

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What is Epogen?

EPO analog - increased risk of autoantibodies but cheap

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What is Molidustat?

Hypoxia inducible factor propel hydroxylate inhibitor -> increases EPO and iron metabolism

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What hematocrit range do we typically see for anemia of inflammatory dz?

MILD

25-30% - dogs

20-24% Cats

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anemia of inflammatory is ____ treated?

Rarely - normocytic normochromic, +/- inflammation leukogram

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Anemia of bone marrow dz is typically ____ requiring what to dx?

Severe

-cytology/ core biopsy

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Anemia of bone marrow dz will typically show what signs?

Very low Hematocrit -> Dog <25% Cat <20%

Chronic and gradual -> lethargy worsening over months

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What is the most common cause of bone marrow mediated non regenerative anemia in dogs?

PIMA - Precursor targeted immune mediated anemia

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What breeds can be predisposed to PIMA?

Dachshunds

Labs

Whippets

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What are four potential findings of PIMA on cytology?

Erythrophagocytosis

Erythroid hyperplasia

Erythroid hypoplasia

Maturation arrest

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When would you see erythroid hypoplasia w/ PIMA?

Immune attack to earliest stage of erythroid development

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When would you see erythroid hyperplasia?

Immune attack to late erythroblasts/ reticulocytes

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What is maturation arrest?

Lots of stages w/ nothing beyond a specific stage of development

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What is erythrophagocytosis?

Macrophages eating erythroid precursors

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What is the prognosis of PIMA?

Do well w/ transfusion - remission in 2m (can take 4-6m or not at all)

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How should PIMA be tx?

Transfusion - cross match

Immun suppression Pred + atopica/azathioprine (do 2 types)

Antithrombotic

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Immune suppression for PIMA should not be tapered until when?

Remission

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What are signs of Pure red cell aplasia (PRCA)?

Erythroid hypoplasia -> typically immune system targets very early line/ stem cells of Erythrocytes

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What age cats will we typically see PIMA/ PRA in?

Less than 3yo - no retics seen

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What is tx for PIMA and PRA in cats?

Transfusion

Prenisolone +/- chlorambucil/ cyclosporine (dont immediately do both)

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What are a few infections that can cause aplastic anemia?

Erlichia canis

Parvo virus

FeLV

Histoplasmosis

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Estrogen toxicity can cause what?

Aplastic anemia

-Sertoli cell tumors/ estrogen cream

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What is the most common cause of aplastic anemia?

Idiopathic

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What is the prognosis of idiopathic aplastic anemia?

Poor

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How is aplastic anemia tx?

Immunosuppression?

Remove source

Eltrombopag

B12

Darbepoetin

GM-CSF

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What is myelophthsis?

Displacement of hemopoietic bone marrow tissue by infectious/ neoplastic material

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Any cat with a moderate to severe anemia should have what test performed?

FeLv SNAP test

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What does FeLv cause in cats?

Cytopenia and non-regenerative anemias

Macrocytic hypochromic

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Cats w/ FeLv induced anima have a ___ prognosis?

Poor - need lots of blood transfusions