Hematology: Intracorpuscular defects

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HS is caused by what defective protein interaction

vertical protein interaction

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Surface area of schistocytes

decreased

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What symptoms are commonly seen in HS

intermittent jaundice and splenomegaly

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MCHC in HS

increased (>36%)

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What test is done to detect HS

osmotic fragility test (increased)

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Reticulocytes in HS

increased (5-20%)

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Why do HS patients have an increased osmotic fragility test

decreased S:A ratio, lysing at a higher NaCl concentration

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What condition is seen in a decreased osmotic fragility test

thalassemia

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HS treatment

splenectomy

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HE has a disruption in what linkage

horizontal

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HE patient's hemolysis levels

no hemolysis

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HS

spherocytes

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HE

elliptocytes

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Defects of membrane cation permeability affects what ions

Na and K

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MCP shows a great loss of what ion from the cell

K

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S:V ratio of MCP

increased

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OHS peripheral smear

stomatocytosis

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DHS peripheral smear

target cells, echinocytes

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MCHC in DHS

increased

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MCHC in OHS

decreased

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Osmotic fragility in DHS

decreased

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Osmotic fragility in OHS

increased

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paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria is due to sensitivity to

complement

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PNH is a result of what deficiency

GPI anchors (protect from hemolysis)

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PNH lack what CD markers

55 and 59

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PNH results in the formation of what complex

TCC (makes bilayer more permeable)

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classic presentation of PNH

hemaglobinuria in the morning specimen

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What deficiency is paired with PNH

iron deficiency

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test for PNH

sugar water or HAMs

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What monoclonal antibody is present in PNH

anti-C5

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anti-C5

eculizumab

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HM shunt protects against what

oxidative injury

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HM shunt is fed by what enzyme

G6PD

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G6P deficiency affects what shunt

HM

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RBC morphology in G6P deficiency

heinz bodies

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How is G6P deficiency passed on

X linked

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What can trigger a G6P deficiency hemolysis

food/ drugs (fava beans)

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Haptoglobin levels in G6PD deficiency

absent

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G6PD levels are highest in

young RBC (don't test after hemolytic episode)

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G6P deficiency test

methemoglobin reductase test (qualitative)

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EM pathway is fed by what

pyruvate kinase

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EM pathway does what

produce ATP

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Em pathway does what for RBC

maintain biconcave shape

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What enzyme is increased in PK deficiency

2,3 BPG

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PK diagnostic test

quantitative PK assay

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