Exam 14: Thalassemia
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Choose the thalassemia with the best prognosis from the following choices.
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Thalassemia differs from hemoglobinopathies by what characteristic?
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What is the typical electrophoresis pattern in each of the following disorders?
a.α-thalassemia minor
b.Hgb H disease
c.β-thalassemia major
d.β-thalassemia minor
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What test could provide the diagnosis differential for β-thalassemia minor and iron deficiency?
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Correlate the mutation type to each of the following disorders:
a.α-thalassemia major
b.β-thalassemia major
c.α- thalassemia silent carrier
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What is another name for the phenotype of α-thalassemia major?
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a-thalassemia major results from deletion in _____ alleles of the alpha chain gene.
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A fusion of delta and beta globin chains produces which of the following hemoglobins?
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A promoter mutation of a globin chain gene in thalassemia has which effect on the globin chain?
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A physician diagnoses a patient with iron-deficiency anemia and begins treatment with iron supplementation.He scheduled a repeat appointment in six months that included routine blood work.Her blood work at this repeat appointment indicates a microcytic normochromic picture with elevated iron levels.Based on these findings,what should the doctor do next?
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List the predominating hemoglobins in each of the following disorders:
a.Hgb H disease
b.α-thalassemia minor
c.β-thalassemia major
d.β-thalassemia intermedia
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