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UAMS HEMATOLOGY CHAPTER 14
Exam 2026 Questions and Answers

What is Anemia? - Correct answer-Decreased RBCs will be unable to adequately

oxygenate body tissues

Blood will respond by increasing the amount of - Correct answer-2,3-BPG

Ammonia Will have decreased - Correct answer-hemoglobin affinity for O2

causing right shift in the oxygen dissociation curve- More oxygen is released to the

tissue

Ammonia Will also have increased - Correct answer-cardiac output anddecreased

O2 tension in kidney• Causes erythropoietin to be increased

Symptoms of Anemia - Correct answer-Tachycardia (heart arrhythmia)• Shortness

of breath• Headaches• Pallor• Fatigue- Lack of ATP production due to lack of

oxygen

CBC Results in Anemia - Correct answer-Decreased- RBCs- Hemoglobin-

Hematocrit• MCH may be low, normal, or high• MCV may be low, normal, or

high• M:E ratio in most anemia is 1:1 (Normal is 3:1)

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, Macrocytic (MCV > 100fL) - Correct answer-Megaloblastic (B12 and folate)-

Liver disease- Myelodysplastic disorders (rare)- Reticulocytosis

Microcytic, hypochromic (MCV < 80fL) - Correct answer-Due to inadequate

production of some part of hemoglobin• Iron, heme, globin- Iron deficiency - iron

deficient- Thalassemia - globin abnormality- Lead poisoning - heme synthesis-

Chronic disease - cells are slightly small- Sideroblastic anemia - cells are slightly

small

Normocytic, normochromic - Correct answer-Cells are normal - just not enough

red cells• All building blocks are available- Hemolytic- Aplastic- Most

hemoglobinopathies• Not thalassemia- All others• Leukemia, kidney disease, heart

disease, etc.

Physiologic Causes of Anemia - Correct answer-Decreased production- Iron

deficiency- Megaloblastic- Aplastic• Increased destruction or loss- Hemolytic

conditions• Intrinsic• Extrinsic- Acute blood los

Macrocytic anemia describes - Correct answer-any anemia associated with an

elevated MCV

2 etiologic categories of Macrocytic anemia - Correct answer-Megaloblastic•

Abnormal DNA synthesis• MCV >110 fL; oval macrocytes- Non-Megaloblastic•



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