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− | =HIT= | + | =Missed Concepts= |
− | *Tx: Discontinuation of heparin and transition to a DOAC if anticoagulation is still required (Warfarin causes transient hyper coagulable state due to '''depletion of protein of C'''). '''Avoidance of heparin for life''' | + | *For supratherapeutic INR in a patient on Warfarin, if INR <4.5, can hold Warfarin for 1-2 days then recheck and resume, if INR 4.5-10, give 1-2.5 mg PO vitamin K. |
| + | *The biggest drawback of IVC filters is that they '''double the risk of DVT''' |
| + | *Factor V Leiden accounts for about 50% of hereditary thrombophilia. |
| + | *Technetium-99 bone scan detects plastic lesions, CT detects lytic lesions. |
| + | *Tumor lysis syndrome causes '''release of K, Phos, and Urea''' leading to '''uremic syndrome, stones, hypocalcemia, [[Renal|AKI]], and cardiac arrhythmias'''. Treatment is with '''IV fluids and rasburicase''' |
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| + | =[[Anemia]]= |
| + | *Micro: Thalassemia (Mentzer Index < 13: MCV/RBC), Iron (RDW high), Chronic inflammation (ESR, CRP), Lead (serum level), Sideroblastic |
| + | *Normo: |
| + | ** Non-Hemolytic (retic count ≤ 2%, normal LDH/haptoglobin/RDW): Chronic inflammation, Iron, CKD, Aplastic |
| + | ** Hemolytic (retic count > 2%, elevated LDH, low haptoglobin, elevated RDW): |
| + | *** Intrinsic: MEH (HS/PNH, G6PD/Pyruvate kinase, SCD/HbC) |
| + | *** Extrinsic: MAMI |
| + | *Macro: |
| + | ** Megaloblastic: B12 Folate Fanconi |
| + | ** Non-Megaloblastic: Alcohol Liver disease |
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| + | =Thrombocytopenia= |
| + | ==ITP== |
| + | *H&P: Caused by autoantibodies against platelet membrane proteins. |
| + | *Dx: Low platelets with otherwise normal labs. Petechiae and purpura. |
| + | *Tx: Corticosteroids if Plt < 30k |
| + | ==TTP== |
| + | *H&P: |
| + | *Dx: Low platelets plus microangiopathic hemolytic anemia with low Hgb, shistocytes on smear, elevated LDH. Sometimes associated with acute renal failure (hemolytic uremic syndrome) |
| + | *Tx: Treat HUS with plasma exchange |
| + | ==DIC== |
| + | *H&P: Spontaneous bleeding due to widespread intravascular coagulation and consumption of clotting factors. |
| + | *Dx: Low platelets plus elevated d-dimer, prolonged PT/PTT, low fibrinogen |
| + | ==HIT== |
| + | *Dx: T score (timing, thrombocytopenia, thrombosis, alTernate causes) |
| + | *Tx: Discontinuation of heparin and '''transition to a DOAC if anticoagulation is still required (usually is immediately)''' (Warfarin causes transient hyper coagulable state due to '''depletion of protein of C'''). '''Avoidance of heparin for life''' |
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| =Multiple Myeloma= | | =Multiple Myeloma= |
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| *Tx: Autologous Stem Cell Transplant or chemotherapy | | *Tx: Autologous Stem Cell Transplant or chemotherapy |
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− | *For supratherapeutic INR in a patient on Warfarin, if INR <4.5, can hold Warfarin for 1-2 days then recheck and resume, if INR 4.5-10, give 1-2.5 mg PO vitamin K.
| + | https://www.ohsu.edu/knight-cancer-institute/thomas-deloughery-mds-famous-handouts |
− | *The biggest drawback of IVC filters is that they '''double the risk of DVT'''
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− | *Factor V Leiden accounts for about 50% of hereditary thrombophilia.
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− | *Technetium-99 bone scan detects plastic lesions, CT detects lytic lesions.
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