PPT-Introduction and Classification of Anaemia

PALI Haematology Session 3 rd October 2012 Christopher Mullen Introduction Classification The Hypochromic Anaemias Megaloblastic and other macrocytic anaemias Haemolytic anaemias Genetic disorders of haemoglobin. in pregnancy. DR: ABIR MOHIDIEN SAID. 2011. There. . are. . many. types of . anaemia,based. on . characteristics. and . causes. . they. . can. . be. . listed. as . below. Aplastic. . anaemia. DEFINITION & CLASSIFICATION. Maj. Gen (R) . Masood. Anwar. Professor of . Haematology. Functions of blood. Transport of nutrients. Transport of gases. Haemostasis. Defence. Composition of blood. Module prepared by:. Ben Woodman-Smith; Medical Student, Cardiff University. Steve Allen; Professor of Paediatrics and International Health, College of Medicine, Swansea University. Ann Benton; Consultant Haematologist, ABMU Health Board, Swansea . What’s at stakeIn 2012, the World Health Assembly Resolution 65.6 endorsed Comprehensive implementation plan on maternal, infant and young child nutrition, which specied six global nutrition tar Introduction. Iron is an essential nutrient needed by every human cell. Iron deficiency is the most common deficiency disease worldwide. More than one billion people have iron deficiency and about 700 million people have iron deficiency . Lesson 3. Unit: Diseases. Mrs. Kalicharan. What is the scenario here?. There are different types. What is a disease?. A disease is a condition in which the health of an organism is impaired.. Health is defined as the complete physical, mental and social wellbeing.. Addressing . Anaemia. Anaemia is proven to be a major cause of maternal mortality and morbidity and it also tends to be grossly under-reported. Concerted efforts need to be made to address anaemia. While it is not enough to address anaemia in pregnancy alone, systems need to be put in to diagnose and treat anaemia during antenatal care. Front line health providers need to be trained and provided with field level equipment to diagnose anaemia. Treatment of women found to be anaemic must be ensured with adequate follow up and cross referrals between facilities and the community.. erythropoiesis and . anaemia. 1/10/16. John-Mario Roussis. Supervised by: . Dr. John . Strouboulis. Haematopoiesis. Identified by yeast . two-hybrid . screening as a GATA-1 interacting partner.. 998-aa zinc finger (. Dr Manoko Seabi. Consultant gastroenterologist . IBD Interest meeting, 25/03/2017. Outline. Epidemiology. Terminology. Basic science. Iron homeostasis. Bowel mucosal injury. Clinical . features. Diagnosis. (2) to work to ensure that adequate, appropriate and accessible emergency care is available to persons living with sickle-cell anaemia; to develop their capacity to evaluate the situation regarding si . Shekhar. . . . Asstt. Professor. Veterinary Medicine . UNIT-1. Definition and Etiology. Anaemia- Classification. . Anemia. is classified as. Regenerative. Non regenerative. . One of the most common . anaemias. occurs in patients with . a variety of chronic inflammatory and malignant diseases. The characteristic features. 1 . Normochromic. , . normocytic. or mildly . hypochromic. 2- Able to differentiate between parasitic causes and other causes of anaemia.. 3- Know the main symptoms and history items help suspecting a parasitic cause.. 4- Identify type of anaemia associated with each parasite.. BUT. Is correction of anaemia with . Red Blood Cell transfusion . good. for you?. In medical patients, what is the effect of RBC transfusion on patient outcomes. ?. 52 year male. Presents with acute myocardial infarct to a large city hospital.