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decreased production of globin chain
qualitative abnormality in hemoglobin may involve all of the ff except
replacement of one or more amino acids in a globin chain
addition of one or more amino acids in a globin chain
deletion of one or more amino acids in a globin chain
decreased production of a globin chain
polymerizes to form tactoid crystals
substitution of valine for glutamic acid at position 6 of the β chain of hemoglobin results in hemoglobin that"?
higher levels of Hb F are present
px with sickle cell disease (SCD) usually do not exhibit symptoms until 6 months of age because
folic acid
megaloblastic episodes in SCD can be prevented by prophylactic administration of
hemoglobin electrophoresis at acid pH
most definitive test for Hb S
substitution of lysine for glutamic acid at position 6 of the β chain
px
presents with mild normochromic macrocytic anemia
peripheral blood film
few target cells
rare nucleated RBCs
hexagonal crystals within & lying outside of the RBCs
which abnormality in the hemoglobin molecule is most likely?
px has Hb M
well-mixed specimen obtained for a CBC has a brown color
px — being treated for sulfonamide for a bladder infection
which of the following could explain the brown color?
25%
through routine screening, prospective parents discover that they are both heterozygous for Hb S
what percentage of their children potentially could have sickle cell anemia (Hb SS)?
vasoocclusion
painful crises in px with SCD occur as result of?
are insoluble in reduced, deoxygenated form
screening test for Hb S that uses a reducing agent, such as sodium dithionate, is based on the fact that hemoglobin that sickle?
homocygous/disease
DNA analysis documents a px that has inherited the sickle mutation in both β-globin genes.
the two terms that best describe this genotype are?
sub-saharan Africa
in which geographic area is Hb S most prevalent
Hb E
which hemoglobinopathy is more common in individuals of southeast Asian descent
Hb SG
Hb S compound heterozygotes exhibits the mildest symptoms
only homozygotes are symptomatic
unstable hemoglobin exhibit all of the following findings except
globin chains that precipitate intracellularly
heinz body formation
elevated reticulocyte count
only homozygotes are symptomatic
Hb CO
1 year old px of Indian ancestry
presents with anemia
both parents claim to have “inherited anemia“ but can’t remember the type
peripheral blood film
shows target cells
hemoglobin solubility — negative
alkaline hemoglobin electrophoresis
shows single band at “Hb C“ position
small band at “Hb F“ position
acid hemoglobin electrophoresis — shows two bands
most likely diagnosis is?