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ANEMIA

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Types of Anemia   Microcytic, Normocytic, Macrocytic  
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Microcytic Anemia   Mean cell volume is lower than normal. Iron deficiency, hemoglobinopathy, chronic disease, lead disease.  
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Normocytic Anemia   Mean cell volume is normal. Acute bleeding, aplastic, hemolytic, low erythropoietin, malignancy.  
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Macrocytic Anemia   Low vitamin B12, low folate.  
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Anemia vs. Polycythemia   Anemia = deficit of RBCs  
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Vitamin B12   essential for synthesis of DNA; without B12 cells cannot divide properly  
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Folate   necessary for synthesis of nucleic acids and nuclear maturation of RBCs; involved with DNA replication  
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Iron   essential to hemoglobin. iron is what carries the oxygen in the RBC.  
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Stem Cells   RBCs are developed from stem cells  
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Erythropoietin   kidney hormone that synthesizes RBCs; action on stem cells turns them into mature RBCs  
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Hemoglobin in Mature RBCs   in each mature RBC = 300 hemoglobin molecules. compromise 90% of dry weight  
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Hemoglobin Catabolism   Hemoglobin is broken into globin and heme (biliverdin). Biliverdin is broken into bilirubin which is then broken into bile and iron. Both globin and iron are recylced.  
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General Signs of Anemia   increased respiration, increased HR, fatigue, decreased activity, pallor, transient heart murmor  
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