PPT-Anemia Iron Deficiency Sideroblastic

By Dr Zahoor 1 Anemia What is Anemia Anemia is present when there is decrease in hemoglobin Hb in the blood below the reference level for the age and sex 2 3 Normal Values for Peripheral Blood.   . Seventh International Symposium in Continuing Nursing Education/March, 2014. 3/2014. Donald W. McLaren, MD. Objectives. To discuss how to evaluate and determine cause of anemia. To discuss Iron deficiency (ID) and Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA) - causes, evaluation, signs, symptoms, treatment and prevention at different ages. Rafi Ahmed, MD. Hematology and Oncology Fellow. 4-10-14. Overview. Not a diagnosis, but a sign of disease. Warrants an investigation. Definition: Reduction in oxygen carrying capacity of blood due to decreased erythrocyte mass. Be able to classify the different types of anemia. Understand the signs and symptoms associated with anemia.. Being able to interpret lab abnormalities to diagnose different causes of anemia. . Introduction to Anemia. Assistant Professor of Medicine & Oncology, Division of Hematology. Disclosures. None. Objectives. Understand the basic physiology of iron absorption, transport and storage. Understand the causes of iron deficiency and the compensatory responses seen in clinical lab tests. Be able to classify the different types of anemia. Understand the signs and symptoms associated with anemia.. Being able to interpret lab abnormalities to diagnose different causes of anemia. . Introduction to Anemia. IRON OVERLOAD. IRON. 10-15 mg/day in diet; 5-10% absorbed. Absorption increased in iron deficiency, pregnancy, erythroid hyperplasia, hypoxia. Heme iron absorbed best. Fe. 2 . much better than Fe. 3 . Hematology and Oncology Fellow. 4-10-14. Overview. Not a diagnosis, but a sign of disease. Warrants an investigation. Definition: Reduction in oxygen carrying capacity of blood due to decreased erythrocyte mass. red blood cell mass . or . blood hemoglobin concentration. . In practice, anemia most commonly is defined by reductions in one or both of the following:. Hematocrit (HCT) – The HCT is the fractional volume of a whole blood sample occupied by RBCs, expressed as a percentage. As an example, the normal HCT in a child age 6 to 12 years is approximately 40 percent.. .. Epidemiology.. Classification.. Review the terminology used to discuss anemia.. Evaluation:. .. . • Address clues in the history and exam that can direct the evaluation. . • Describe one approach to using lab tests to make the diagnosis. . DR. SANJANA BHAGWAT. MODERATOR : DR. A. . GANAPULE. Normal iron metabolism. IRON METABOLISM. Genetic forms of iron deficiency . anaemia. Mutations in genes encoding :. DMT-1. Glutaredoxin. 5. Transferrin. Peri. -partum period in Iran . . Dr. . Sedigheh. . Hantoushzadeh. , Prof of . Perinatalogy. (Tehran University of Medical sciences). Globally, there is a high prevalence of . anemia. 3. 1. . Kassebaum. How to classify . anemias. on the basis. of etiology and RBC parameters:. 1.) Decreased production vs. RBC loss (increased destruction or bleeding). 2.) RBC Size:. Macrocytic . ,. microcytic , normocytic. Department of internal medicine 1. with course of cardio-vascular pathology. Complete blood count (CBC). RED BLOOD CELL COUNT. M – 4,5-5,5 *10. 12. ; F – 3,5-4,5 *10. 12. . HEMOGLOBIN. M – 130-160 g/l (13-16 mg/dl); . Allogenic. HSCT . in Congenital Sideroblastic Anemia. . Etiology : Production , Destruction , Blood Loss. SIZE. in CLASSIFICATION OF ANEMA. . Classification of MICROCYTIC ANEMIA. Sideroblastic.