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Name two conditions which might cause normocytic anaemia

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Card 7

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On a blood film for someone with microcytic anaemia red cells with be: microcytic and hypochromic - what do these two things mean?

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Card 8

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Microcytic blood film will also show poikilocytosis and anisocytosis. What do these terms mean?

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Card 9

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In microcytic anaemia describe what will happen to serum iron and serum ferritin. What does serrum ferritin represent?

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Card 10

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Anaemia of chronic disease can be normocytic or microcytic - true or false?

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Card 11

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How would values of soluble transferrin receptor and total iron binding capacity change if someone developed in someone with IDA? How would this differ in anaemia of chronic disease?

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Card 12

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What would serum iron be like in someone with anaemia of chronic disease.

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Card 13

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Describe how B12 / folate deficiency leads to macrocytic anaemia.

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Card 14

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Which organ is a large store of B12? How is B12 normally excreted? Is the majority of B12 reabsorbed or excreted?

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Card 15

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What needs to bind to B12 to prevent it from being protelytically degraded and what cell secretes this?

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