|classification of anaemia based on pathology
{"Image DocumentName": "|classification of anaemia based on pathology", "Image ImageDescription": "Contents. 1. 1Introduction. 1.2 use this module. 1.3 Learning outcomes The erythrocyte Erythropoiesis Red cell membrane Haematinics Red cell metabolism Haemoglobin Ageing and death. Quiz Defining anaemia Prevalence Clinical features. Quiz Classifying anaemia red cell indices Morphological classification Aetiological classification Blood film: a basic interpretation. Quiz Glossary References. please click on contents to repeat a section. |classification of anaemia based on pathology. |classification of anaemia based on pathology. anaemia. Increased destruction of red cells (haemolytic anaemia. Loss of red cells due to bleeding. Dilution of red cells by increased plasma volume (e.g. hypersplenism) Failure of production of red cells by the bone marrow. Reduced bone marrow erythroid cells. aplastic anaemia. Leukaemia or malignancy. Nutritional (haematinic) deficiency. Iron. vitamin B12. folate. Ineffective red cell formation. Chronic inflam. Thalassaemia. renal disease. Acquired / outside cell. Inherited / inside the cell. Abnormal red cell membrane. Abnormal haemoglobin. Abnormal red cell metabolism. immune. Non-immune. Autoimmune warm. Autoimmune cold. Adverse drug reaction. Haemolytic disease of the newborn. Malaria. Burns. Mechanical heart valve. Hypersplenism. PNH. Sperocytes. Elliptocytes. Thalassaemia. Sickle cell anaemia. Pyruvate kinase deficiency. G6PD deficiency.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}