PPT-Management of Pain from Sickle Cell Disease

Pediatric Pain Resource Nurse Curriculum Sickle Cell Disease Prevalence In the US the disease effects 100000 people 1500 African Americans 110001400 Hispanic Americans Symptoms associated with SCD do not usually present during first 6 months. EXAMINING PREVALENCE OF TOBACCO,. ALCOHOL, ILLICIT DRUG USE IN. ADULTS WITH SICKLE CELL ANEMIA. Catherine A. Seamon, Darlene T. Allen, . James G. Taylor VI, Jonathan Wilson, Gregory J. Kato . Disclosures. By: Jarrett . Devose. , Jordan Patten, and Michael Lamb. Sickle cell anemia is a disease passed down through your family, it causes red blood cells to form in a odd crescent shape. Red blood cells are usually shaped like a . Jenny Pham. Protein Structure & Function. Spring 2015. Outline. Normal Adult Hemoglobin (. Hb. A). Function: Deoxygenated v. Oxygenated. Mutation in . Hb. A. Sickle Cell Hemoglobin (. Hb. S). Sickle Cell Anemia. was developed to create a greater awareness in . the Nashville . community of Sickle Cell Disease and to raise . funds for . patient care, . social services. , and research. . All . proceeds from the event . Katie Coltharp and Mariela Saenz. Names of Disorder. HbS. disease. Hemoglobin S disease. Hemoglobin SS disease. Sickling. disorder due to hemoglobin S. Sickle cell disease (broad term). Sickle cell disorders (broad group of conditions). Gary Strokosch, MD. Jane Litvin, MS. Introduction. History of . sickle cell disease . (SCD). Present in Africa for at least . 5,000. . years. 1910-. . Discovered in US. Walter Clement Noel – dental student from Grenada studying in Chicago. . Sickle Cell Trait. (Hereditary Condition) . Red blood cells (RBC’s) are normally round, circular or disc shaped.. RBC’s have hemoglobin component (helps carry oxygen) and platelets (helps in clotting). What is the most common genetic disorder in the United States?. Background . Inheritance. Pathophysiology. Diagnostic . testing. Prognosis. Management of acute illness. Long-term management. Treatment options. the Emergency Physician and Nurse. Epidemiology, Genetics, Pathophysiology. . Paula Tanabe. , PhD, RN, FAEN, FAAN. Associate Professor. Duke University, Schools of Nursing and Medicine. Objectives. ANEMIA . SUBJECTS. Kehinde. . M.O. 1. ., . Ogungbemi. S.I. 2. .,. . Anigbogu. C.N. 2. .,. . and . Jaja. . S.I. 2. . . 1. Department . of . Medicine, . 2. Department . of . Physiology, . College . Dr. M. . Sofi. MD; FRCP (London); . FRCPEdin. ; . FRCSEdin. The term . sickle cell disease . (SCD) is generally used to describe all of the conditions associated with the phenomenon of . sickling. , whereas the term . Abeer. . Anwer. Ahmed. Sickle cell disease is a group of . haemoglobin. disorders . resulting from . the inheritance of the sickle β‐. globin. gene. . Sickle cell disease (SCD) is . an. . autosomal. Disease Education 5/17 Care of patients with sickle cell disease for primary care providers and emergency room personnel Table of Contents Chapter 1: Background About Sickle Cell Disease and Making t Dr Doreen Karimi . Mutua. Pediatric Hematologist/Oncologist. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital. Outline. History. Status of Sickle Cell Disease Care . Rationale of Comprehensive Care in Sickle Cell Disease.