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I always feel tired
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Mind Map on I always feel tired, created by Salma Mk on 28/04/2017.
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I always feel tired
History Taking
onset, duration and progress
trauma?
age and sex
different Hb levels
associated symptoms
pain
bleeding
ulcer
cancer
family history
thalassemia? sickle cell?
history of chronic illness
gynecological and gastrointestinal history
history of fever
infection
inflammation
changes in body weight/ bowel habit
diet
vegan/ vegeterian?
drug ingestion
NSAIDS?
Physical Examination
inspection
hands
tachycardia
kolionychia
arms
scratch marks
ecchymosis
eyes
pallor
jaundice
mouth
angular stomatitis
atrophic glossitis
Palpation
of the lymph nodes
cervical LNs
axillary LNs
epitrochlear LNs
inguinal LNs
other examination
neurological examination
abdominal examination
pelvic and rectal examination
bone tenderness
Investigations
Complete Blood Count
Peripheral Blood Film
assessing
RBC morphology and inclusions
WBC morphology and differential count
platelet morphology and count
presence of any abnormal cells
IRON studies
1)serum ferritin
2) serum iron
3) TIBC
4) % saturation
amount of transferrin occupied by iron
amount of iron available to be occupied by iron
amount of iron present in plasma
amount of iron in the stores
electrophoresis
use of electric current to separate proteins and DNA
Erythropoiesis
erythropoietin stimulates PHSC to turn into Proerythroblasts
reticulocytes have nuclear material in them, once they get rid of them in 1 or 2 days , they become erythrocytes
occurs in bone marrow
Hemoglobin Synthesis
Heme synthesis
Protoporphyrin
iron
iron metabolism
Globin Synthesis
Anemia
decrease in RBC mass or hemoglobin concentration in blood
decrease in oxygen carrying capacity
symptoms
Classifications
RBC indices
microcytic
iron deficiency
most common form of anaemia
Anaemia of chronic disease
due to Hepcidin release
inhibits release of iron from stores
sideroblastic anemia
defect in heme synthesis, production of protoporphyrin
Ringed sideroblasts
macrocytic
Megaloblastic anemia
folate or Vitamin B12 deficiency
DNA synthesis Impaired
erythropoiesis insufficient
normocytic
hemolytic anemia
thalassemia
reduced or abolished globin chain synthesis
hereditary spherocytosis
genetic defect in genes coding for ankyrin and spectrum
sickle cell anaemia
Pathophysiological
Blood loss
hemolytic
aregenerative
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