hypermetabolic states
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sickle cell crisis can be prevented by avoiding
mismatched blood transfusions, allergic reactions against drugs
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Examples of acquired hemolytic anemias
erythropoietin and Hgb catabolites resulting in = unconjugated bilirubin
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There is an excess of __ in hemolytic anemia
develops in the duct and appears as calcification or white flecks on mammogram
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Ductal Carcinoma in situ
Oncogenes
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If proto-oncogenes are mutated the become -
average volume of red cells in a specimen. MCV is elevated or decreased in
accordance to average red cell size
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, MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume)
adenocarcinoma
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Most common type of colon cancer
unusual but aggressive, breast swelling, redness, warmth produced by blockage of
lymphatic channels. often confused with mastitis until antibiotic fails
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inflammatory breast cancer
growth of new vessels; feed tumor
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angiogenesis
not used to diagnose, but can be useful in surveillance of cancers or after cancer
treatments, elevated in some cancers
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, tumor markers
pro-inflammatory, may be related to carcinogenesis
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tumor necrosis factor is _ cytokine
toxic exposures, viral infections, inherited diseases (fanconi anemia) and idiopathic
cases which account for most cases (autoimmune)
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Causes of aplastic anemia include:
benign adenomatous polyps, familial history is associated with high risk of colon
cancer development
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Most colon cancers start as
normal size RBC
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sickle cell crisis can be prevented by avoiding
mismatched blood transfusions, allergic reactions against drugs
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Examples of acquired hemolytic anemias
erythropoietin and Hgb catabolites resulting in = unconjugated bilirubin
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There is an excess of __ in hemolytic anemia
develops in the duct and appears as calcification or white flecks on mammogram
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Ductal Carcinoma in situ
Oncogenes
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If proto-oncogenes are mutated the become -
average volume of red cells in a specimen. MCV is elevated or decreased in
accordance to average red cell size
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, MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume)
adenocarcinoma
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Most common type of colon cancer
unusual but aggressive, breast swelling, redness, warmth produced by blockage of
lymphatic channels. often confused with mastitis until antibiotic fails
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inflammatory breast cancer
growth of new vessels; feed tumor
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angiogenesis
not used to diagnose, but can be useful in surveillance of cancers or after cancer
treatments, elevated in some cancers
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, tumor markers
pro-inflammatory, may be related to carcinogenesis
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tumor necrosis factor is _ cytokine
toxic exposures, viral infections, inherited diseases (fanconi anemia) and idiopathic
cases which account for most cases (autoimmune)
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Causes of aplastic anemia include:
benign adenomatous polyps, familial history is associated with high risk of colon
cancer development
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Most colon cancers start as
normal size RBC
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