d headache. dizziness e anorexia, nauxea, abdominal fullness diarra or constipation, Icterus f menstruation disorder or amenorrea hemoglobinuria g Shock if >1/ blood volume lost in short period
d. headache,dizziness e.anorexia,nauxea,abdominal fullness diarria or constipation, Icterus. f.menstruation disorder or amenorrea hemoglobinuria g. Shock if >1/ 2blood volume lost in short period
C Laboratory findings 1 The Hct is the easiest, most accurate method for detecting anemia, Its result should be interpreted with knowledge of the hydration status and any alteration caused by splenic contraction
C. Laboratory findings 1. The Hct is the easiest, most accurate method for detecting anemia. Its result should be interpreted with knowledge of the hydration status and any alteration caused by splenic contraction
2. Hb and RBC may be used to further classify the anemia
2. Hb and RBC may be used to further classify the anemia
I Classification A Size(MCv) and Hb Concentration (MCHC) 1. Normocytic, macrocytic, microcytic 2. Normochromic, hypochromic (Hyperchromia does not occur)
II. Classification A. Size (MCV) and Hb Concentration (MCHC) 1. Normocytic, macrocytic, microcytic. 2. Normochromic, hypochromic. (Hyperchromia does not occur)
ype MCv(f)MCHC(%)MCH(pg disorder Macro >100 >32 32-35 megaloblastic anemia MDS Normo 80-100 26-32 32-35 aplastic anemia, blood lost, hemolytic anemia Micro <80 <26 <32 iron deficiency anemia sideroblastic anemia thalassemia
Type MCV(fl) MCHC(%) MCH(pg) disorder Macro >100 >32 32-35 megaloblastic anemia MDS Normo 80-100 26-32 32-35 aplastic anemia,blood lost, hemolytic anemia Micro <80 <26 <32 iron deficiency anemia sideroblastic anemia thalassemia