'Hemolytic anemias' diaporamas de présentation

Allergic Drug Reactions

Allergic Drug Reactions. Epidemiology*. It is believed that approximately 2-6% of all hospitalizations are due to adverse drug reactions. 15-30% of hospitalized patients experience adverse drug reaction.

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Hemolytic and Nutritional Anemias

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RBC and BLEEDING DISORDERS

RBC and BLEEDING DISORDERS. RBC and Bleeding Disorders. NORMAL Anatomy, histology Development Physiology ANEMIAS Blood loss: acute, chronic Hemolytic Diminished erythropoesis POLYCYTHEMIA BLEEDING DISORDERS. WHERE is MARROW?. Yolk Sac: very early embryo Liver, Spleen: NEWBORN BONE

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Viral Exanthems

Viral Exanthems. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last updated November 21, 2013. Goals and Objectives. The purpose of this module is to help medical students develop a clinical approach to the evaluation and initial management of patients presenting with typical viral exanthems.

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Anemia

Anemia. Blood Loss Acute Chronic IN-creased destruction (HEMOLYTIC) DE-creased production. Features of All Anemias. Pallor, where? Tiredness Weakness Dyspnea, why? Palpitations Heart Failure (high output), why?. Blood Loss. Acute Trauma Chronic

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Introduction to Vital Signs and Basic Laboratory Tests

Introduction to Vital Signs and Basic Laboratory Tests. Joel N. Kniep, M.D. Dept. of Pathology. Objectives. Introduce vital signs and their use in clinical practice Introduce basic laboratory tests and their use in clinical practice Discuss normal values and test interpretation.

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CLASSIFICATION OF ANEMIAS

CLASSIFICATION OF ANEMIAS. What is anemia, how do you diagnose anemia, and how are the different anemias classified?. DEFINITION OF ANEMIA. In its broadest sense, anemia is a functional inability of the blood to supply the tissue with adequate O 2 for proper metabolic function.

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Anemia

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Hypersensitive Reactions Types II,III & IV

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Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemias

Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemias. Donald R. Branch, Ph.D. Scientist Research & Development Canadian Blood Services Toronto, Ontario CANADA don.branch@utoronto.ca. Lecture Outline. Diagnosis of hemolytic anemias Immune hemolytic anemias Classification of AIHAs

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LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS. RED BLOOD CELLS. PRONORMOBLAST. Size: 12-20 um Nucleus: round; nucleoli (1-2); fine chromatin Cytoplasm: dark blue N/C ratio: 8:1 Reference interval: BM: 1% PB: 0%. BASOPHILIC NORMOBLAST. Size: 10-15 um

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Hypersensitivity

Hypersensitivity. A damage to the host, mediated by preexisting immunity to self or foreign antigen. Dr. Sudheer Kher. What is hypersensitivity?. Injurious consequences in the sensitized host, following contact with specific antigen

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Basic ICD-10-CM Coding 2013 Edition

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Lymphatic/Hematopoetic System IPM 2

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Lymphatic/Hematopoetic System IPM 2

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Hematology (lecture 2) Dr Heersh HMH Raof Saeed

Hematology (lecture 2) Dr Heersh HMH Raof Saeed. Hemolytic anemias : ( Hemolysis is defined as the premature destruction of red blood cells (RBCs )). Charachterized by: A nemia results when the rate of destruction exceeds the capacity of the m arrow to produce RBCs( The bone marro

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The Antiglobulin Test ( Direct & Indirect )

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Hemolytic Anemias

Hemolytic Anemias. Defined as those anemias result from an increased in the rate of red cell destruction. The red cell destruction is usually removed extravascular by macrophages of reticuloendothelial system (RE) [BM, liver & spleen]. Acute destruction or chronic destruction

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Parvoviruses

Parvoviruses. Chapter 31. Properties of Parvoviruses. Structure Icosahedral 18-26 nm diameter Single-stranded DNA , 5.6 kb Two proteins Nonenveloped Classification Parvoviridae (vertebrates) Parvovirus Erythrovirus Dependovirus (requires helper virus , such as an adenovirus)

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