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Lorena
10-20-2004, 08:57 PM
19:59:23 Lorena enters this room

19:59:24 >[Lorena] Welcome to our chat. Please obey the net etiquette while chatting: try to be pleasant and polite.

20:01:13 hutals enters this room

20:01:58 [hutals] hey lor

20:04:04 [Lorena] hi hutals

20:04:10 [Lorena] how are you?

20:04:53 [hutals] i'm good, how bout you?

20:05:03 [Lorena] fine thanks

20:06:58 [hutals] i'm still listening to goljans heme lecture coz i didnt get a chance to go over it earlier

20:07:48 [Lorena] same here, i have guests so could not study

20:07:55 acestep1 enters this room

20:08:21 [acestep1] hey guys

20:08:33 [hutals] oh, i know how that is.....but always good to take a break

20:08:38 [hutals] hey ace

20:08:38 [Lorena] hi ace

20:08:58 [acestep1] hi lor n hutals

20:09:09 [acestep1]

20:09:38 [acestep1] same here . had a sleep prob am still v sleepy

20:09:42 ash enters this room

20:10:16 [ash] hi sorry i havent read for today

20:10:22 [acestep1] hey ash

20:10:28 [Lorena] i will just follow you guys with my book

20:10:33 [ash] hi ace

20:10:45 [Lorena] hi ash

20:10:47 [ash] thats what i was going to do

20:10:54 [ash] hi lorena

20:11:09 [hutals] hey ash

20:11:11 [ash] hi hutals

20:11:23 [acestep1] good idea lor

20:12:02 [hutals] i was still listening to the lectures cause didnt get to read too

20:12:21 [ash] if you dont mind i am keeping my book open today

20:12:27 [acestep1] ya .same here hutals but i never read up these days

20:12:42 [Lorena] lol, it seems nobody feels ready for today's chat

20:13:00 [acestep1] sure. np - ash

20:13:26 [ash] name some drugs causing aplastic anemia

20:13:46 [hutals] parvo isnt a drug, but that causes it

20:13:48 [acestep1] . no buts lets study . im sure well help out each other

20:13:48 [Lorena] chloramphenicol

20:14:08 [ash] agree with ace

20:14:21 [hutals] phenylbutazone

20:14:25 [ash] atleast i will go through the book that way

20:14:28 [Lorena] yes, even with the books open, we learn like that

20:14:32 [acestep1] antifit medication - cbz

20:14:46 [acestep1] yes agree

20:15:02 [ash] let me give you the list i have your answers are right

20:15:04 [acestep1] also antica drugs i think

20:15:19 [acestep1] k

20:15:19 [hutals] i agree, this is a good way to go through the material in the book rather than just reading....it sticks better this way

20:15:34 [Lorena] yes, and it is fun

20:15:37 ninadnashua enters this room

20:15:48 [acestep1] yes

20:15:51 [hutals] hey nina

20:16:01 [Lorena] hi ninad , nice to see you

20:16:03 [ninadnashua] hi

20:16:12 [ash] alkylating agents,antimetabolites,benzene,chloramphenicol,phe nylbutazone,sulfonamides,methylphenylhydantoin

20:16:28 [ash] hi ninad

20:16:32 [Lorena] gold

20:16:35 [ninadnashua] thanku lorena same here

20:16:48 [acestep1] hi nina

20:16:50 [ninadnashua] hi

20:16:58 [hutals] whats the most common cause (mcc) of folate def?

20:17:11 [ninadnashua] hiall

20:17:13 [ash] alcoholism

20:17:43 [ash] last cell to disappear by folate treatment?

20:17:57 [hutals] yep, alcoholics. would a beer drinking alcoholic have folate defciency?

20:18:17 [Lorena] no

20:18:28 [Lorena] beer has folate

20:18:45 [ash] wow i didnt know that

20:18:46 [hutals] yep, thats right lorena

20:19:15 [acestep1] hey i thought prep was teh mcc for folate def

20:19:29 [acestep1] imean pregnancy

20:19:45 [acestep1] hey guys brb in 5 mins

20:19:53 [Lorena] acording to <a target=new HREF=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/external-search?tag=valuetheplace-20&keyword=Goljan&mode=books>Goljan</A> alcoholism is MCC

20:19:58 [Lorena] opps

20:20:08 [Lorena] sorry about that

20:20:11 [acestep1] ic

20:20:18 [ash] but anyways folate is given in pregnancy as supplement and hence we dont see the deficiency

20:20:25 [hutals] not according to golijan. i would imagine that pregnancy only includes a certain population whereas alcoholics are across the boards

20:20:54 [acestep1] k

20:21:07 [Lorena] ok

20:21:17 [hutals] what are other causes of folate def? what type of anemia

20:21:23 [acestep1] illcheck this out cuz i think in other bks they mention preg as teh mcc

20:21:42 [ash] why do we see increased serum ldh in folate deficiency?

20:21:53 [acestep1] old ppl- tea n toast diet , malabsp synd

20:22:00 [Lorena] some drugs like methrotexate , sulfas, the anemia is megaloblastic

20:22:02 [ash] macrocytic anemia

20:22:11 [acestep1] megaloblastic anemia

20:22:39 [acestep1] agree with lor

20:22:44 [ash] phenytoin and also celiac disease and malignancy

20:22:58 [hutals] otheryep, those are all causes, dont forget birth control pills too

20:23:14 [ash] also birth control pills

20:23:28 [acestep1] k

20:23:45 [ash] why raised serum LDH in folate def.?

20:23:52 [hutals] seems no way around that.....folate def seen in both preg and those trying not to get pregnant???

20:24:28 [acestep1] lol

20:24:36 [hutals] dont know ash?

20:24:37 [acestep1] brb

20:24:48 [Lorena] because destruction of RBC

20:24:53 [hutals] k

20:25:51 [Lorena] is that it ash?

20:25:56 [ash] a woman 50 yrs old,with waxy complexion ,blue eyes and premature greying of hairon vegan diet.anemia?

20:26:11 [ash] right lorena

20:26:32 [hutals] i dont see the relation?

20:26:42 [hutals]

20:26:45 [Lorena] i read it , soit means everytime you have destruction of cells you will have incresed LDH?

20:27:13 [Lorena] i guess because of the membrane contains cholesterol

20:27:40 [hutals] ok, that makes more sense. thanks

20:28:22 [ash] a man with right sided lower abdominal pain ,fever,string sign of kantor on x ray will most likely suffer from what anemia if hhis iron intake is good?

20:28:25 [Lorena] vegan diet ...megaloblastic anemia?

20:29:15 [Lorena] anemia of chronic disease

20:29:18 [ash] lorena can you be more specific?

20:29:57 [hutals] pernicious anemia?

20:30:15 [ash] right hutals

20:30:47 [ash] intrinsic factor deficiency.lorena is also right

20:31:06 [ash] as it is vegan diet it will be b12 def

20:31:20 [Lorena] ok thanx i'll try to be more specific

20:31:41 crusher enters this room

20:31:45 [hutals] where will you see howell jolly bodies?

20:31:50 [hutals] hey crush

20:31:54 [crusher] hiall.

20:32:04 [crusher] aplenic pateints

20:32:14 [acestep1] g6pd def

20:32:16 [ash] the man with abd. pain has crohns disease which involves terminal ileum and therefore b12 deficiency

20:32:26 [ash] hi crusher

20:32:46 [Lorena] post splenectomy or autosplenectomy

20:32:58 [ash] splenectomy,

20:33:00 [hutals] howell jolly bodies means spleen surgicall removed or dysfunctional spleen like in sickle cell dis. ...good

20:33:00 [ninadnashua] hi crush

20:33:01 [Lorena] hi crush

20:33:20 [Lorena] what are they howell jolly bodies?

20:33:52 [hutals] ace, heinz bodies for G6PD

20:33:54 sweta_med enters this room

20:34:00 [ash] nuclear remnants

20:34:12 [sweta_med] hi everyone

20:34:24 [Lorena] hi sweta

20:34:29 [Lorena] yes ash

20:34:32 [ash] hi sweta

20:34:36 [hutals] http://www.wadsworth.org/chemheme/heme/microscope/howelljolly.htm for pic of HJ bodies

20:34:55 [hutals] hey sweta

20:34:58 [ninadnashua] hi sweta

20:35:03 [crusher] degraded rbcs fragments??

20:35:10 [Lorena] thanks

20:35:11 [ash] why do you get b12 def. in chronic pancreatitis?

20:35:49 [hutals] problem cleaving R factor

20:36:01 [ash] good hutals

20:36:01 [sweta_med] malabsorption due to low bile salts

20:36:02 [Lorena] because you lack some of the enzymes

20:36:27 [sweta_med] ok

20:37:09 [Lorena] R factor is given by saliva and you need the ez to cleave it off

20:37:36 [sweta_med] and also intrinsic factor

20:37:51 [ash] right lorena

20:39:04 [Lorena] diferential diagnosis betweenanemia by deff folate or def B12?

20:39:08 [sweta_med] IFbinds with b12 after it is cleaved off

20:39:12 [hutals] pt with hemolytic anemia post dapson and aspirin....diagnosis?

20:39:30 [sweta_med] treatment for the two differ

20:39:42 [sweta_med] g6pd def

20:39:55 [hutals] B12 has neurological symptoms

20:40:06 [Lorena] yes G6PD def

20:40:33 [ash] also methylmalonicaciduria is seen in b12 def

20:40:36 [hutals] give both folate and B12 to make sure you cover the neurological symptoms which may become permanent if not treated

20:40:53 [sweta_med] and FIGLU in folate def]

20:41:04 [hutals] yep, G6PD def

20:41:10 [Lorena] yes and also in vit B12 def has methylmalonil aciduria

20:41:20 [hutals] dapsone is a sulfur drug used in leprosy

20:42:21 [sweta_med] what infection causes aplastic anemia

20:42:35 [hutals] the other high yield sulfa drug for boards is the TMP SMX used in HIV pts to tx PCP

20:42:36 [Lorena] PARVOVIRUS

20:42:40 [hutals] parvo

20:42:47 [crusher] parvo virus

20:43:05 [crusher] B19..

20:43:08 [sweta_med] and also nanb hepatitis

20:44:02 [Lorena] ok

20:44:11 [hutals] causes of osteomyolitis in sickle cell disease?

20:44:25 [sweta_med] salmonella

20:44:36 [Lorena] salmonella

20:45:42 [hutals] staph aureus is MCC of osteomyolitis in normal and sickle cell disease, but sicklers are prone to have salmonella causing osteomyolitis as well....good

20:45:47 [sweta_med] whatis th treatment for thalassemia

20:46:01 [ash] when do you find shift cells in the blood

20:46:02 [crusher] what kindof anemiainmalignancy?

20:46:24 [sweta_med] hypoproliferative

20:46:44 [Lorena] in maliganncy is anemia of chronic disease

20:46:52 [ash] anemia of chronic disorder

20:47:21 [hutals] severe thal requires transfusions

20:47:39 [hutals] the minor requires no treatment

20:47:56 [Lorena] agree with hutals

20:48:17 [sweta_med] yes

20:48:20 [crusher] for alpha thalasemia nothing.for beta blood trans

20:48:49 [hutals] what about B thal minor crusher?

20:48:54 [crusher] yes anemia of chronic dis in malgnacy..very good

20:49:21 [ninadnashua] cause of the sideroblastic anemia

20:49:23 acestep1 enters this room

20:49:36 [hutals] lead

20:49:39 [sweta_med] lead poisonins, alcohol

20:49:57 [hutals] working in battery factory

20:49:59 [Lorena] piridoxine deficiency

20:50:01 [sweta_med] pyridoxine def,alkylating drugs

20:50:06 [acestep1] sorry guys my comp froze

20:50:07 [ninadnashua] ya

20:50:12 mle1 enters this room

20:50:25 [hutals] no prob ace....good to have u back

20:50:30 [hutals] hey mle1\

20:50:43 [sweta_med] hi mle1

20:50:45 [acestep1] thnx hutals

20:50:47 [mle1] Hey guys

20:50:49 [Lorena] welcome back ace

20:50:59 [Lorena] hi mle

20:51:12 [ninadnashua] also b6 defeciency

20:51:17 [mle1] Hi

20:51:45 [acestep1] thnx lor

20:51:58 [sweta_med] what is the cause of bloodloss anemia in > 50yrs male

20:52:29 [Lorena] you have to suspect colon cancer

20:52:47 [ash] agree with lorena

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20:53:06 [acestep1] agree with lor

20:53:14 [hutals] oops

20:53:38 [Lorena] i just saw hutals jumping to another room

20:53:46 [sweta_med] welcome back hutals

20:55:20 [hutals] don't lean on the door, i just fell through by accident

20:55:32 [Lorena] lol

20:56:08 [hutals] what is the buzz word for the cells seen in thalasemia

20:56:08 [acestep1] lol

20:56:23 [sweta_med] target cells

20:56:28 [Lorena] target cells

20:56:44 [ninadnashua] teardrop cells

20:56:50 [hutals] yep, target cells.....tear drop cells too i think

20:56:57 [sweta_med] tear drop cells are also

20:57:11 [Lorena] why a **** with sickle cell symptoms start after 6 months of age?

20:57:27 [acestep1] agree with hutals - also micrcytic anemia

20:57:31 [sweta_med] because the HBF dec

20:57:37 [acestep1] hbf

20:57:43 [crusher] cos of HbF

20:57:52 [Lorena] i didnt know that thanks sweta and hutals

20:57:53 [hutals] pic of teardrop cells here http://www.wadsworth.org/chemheme/heme/microscope/teardrop.htm

20:58:09 [sweta_med] what are the symptoms

20:58:53 [hutals] because of HbF....i agre

20:59:23 [Lorena] hemolytic anemia, infections, painful vascular oclusions

20:59:40 [crusher] low oxygen tension lead to painful vascular crisis

20:59:48 [hutals] pic of target cells here http://www.wadsworth.org/chemheme/heme/microscope/targetcells.htm

21:00:15 [sweta_med] aplastic crisis,leg ulcers, priaopism

21:00:16 [Lorena] what is the most common anemia in african americans?

21:00:31 [crusher] dactiltis,,,osteomylitis

21:00:38 [sweta_med] thalassemia

21:01:08 [ninadnashua] b

21:01:10 [crusher] G6 Ph..def..hemolytic

21:01:15 mle1 enters this room

21:01:33 [mle1] sorry guys

21:01:40 [hutals] welcome back mle1

21:01:54 [mle1] Thanks

21:01:58 [Lorena] iron deficiency .... if it says genetic anemia then it is sickle cell

21:02:23 [sweta_med] its sickle cell anemia

21:02:49 [mle1] microcytic anemia, with normal hb seen in?

21:03:13 [Lorena] iron deficiency

21:03:22 [crusher] iron defi

21:03:24 [sweta_med] siderblastic

21:04:05 [crusher] microcytic hypochromic=uiron def

21:04:27 [ninadnashua] microcytic a

21:05:41 [Lorena] patient has gastrectomy...what kind of anemia can be present?

21:05:53 [sweta_med] macrocytic

21:06:21 [hutals] iron deficiency

21:06:24 [Lorena] yes

21:06:26 [crusher] n def

21:06:41 [crusher] iron def cos fe absorb in duod

21:06:55 [sweta_med] ok

21:07:22 [crusher] while b12 in ileum

21:07:29 [ninadnashua] cause of fe defeciency in newborn

21:07:32 [crusher] n folate in jejunum

21:07:33 [Lorena] iron is reabsorbed in duodenum

21:07:56 [hutals] meckels

21:08:05 [sweta_med] iron def

21:08:05 [crusher] breast feeding??

21:08:18 [ninadnashua] ya meckels

21:08:25 [sweta_med] iroon def

21:08:35 mle1 enters this room

21:08:53 [hutals] nina, can you use a brighter color, hard to read dark text?

21:09:10 [Lorena] why meckels? because of bleeding?

21:09:32 [sweta_med] yes

21:09:52 [Lorena] ok thanx sweta

21:09:59 [ninadnashua] ok

21:10:06 [hutals] thanks nina

21:10:19 [sweta_med] what are the symptoms of intravascular hemolysis

21:10:19 [ninadnashua] np

21:10:43 [hutals] iron deficiency in elderly pt....most common cause?

21:10:55 [Lorena] where did ace go?

21:10:56 [mle1] colon cancer

21:11:03 [ninadnashua] rdwindex high in which microcytic a?

21:11:06 [sweta_med] coloncan

21:11:20 [mle1] iron def?

21:11:21 [sweta_med] iron def

21:11:25 [crusher] malignancy colon ca

21:11:38 [ninadnashua] ya iron defe

21:11:42 [hutals] yep mle and sweta, its colon cancer for elderly.

21:12:01 [Lorena] intravascular hemolysis = hemoglobinuria?

21:12:08 [crusher] iron def in less 50 year women ??

21:12:13 [hutals] ace was having connection problems

21:12:15 [sweta_med] and low haptoglobin

21:12:25 [hutals] ulcer

21:12:26 [Lorena] metrorragia

21:12:28 [sweta_med] menorrhagia

21:12:32 [mle1] hemosiderinuria after some time

21:12:36 [crusher] yes menorrahgia

21:12:54 [hutals] oops, male under 50 would be ulcers...sorry

21:13:09 [Lorena] how about bilirrubin? how is it in intravascular hemolysis?

21:13:18 [sweta_med] unconjugates

21:13:27 [crusher] gi or ulcer is mcc over all

21:13:37 [mle1] elevated&unconjugated?

21:13:58 [crusher] intravascular hemolysisfat saluble=uncongugated

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21:14:12 [mle1] du more commom than gastric ulcer.

21:14:21 [sweta_med] what is the characteristic of a spherocyte

21:14:42 [Lorena] no area of central pallor

21:14:55 [sweta_med] yes lor

21:15:01 [mle1] disc like&smaller size&no cental pallor.

21:15:01 [hutals] agree with lor

21:15:02 [acestep1] agree

21:15:14 [sweta_med] and also loss of biconcave disc

21:15:33 [acestep1] yes

21:15:35 [ninadnashua] hus what r symtoms

21:16:09 [crusher] a person ask to close the eyehe fall down on closing the eye.what is that defect n test called

21:16:13 [sweta_med] anemia , jaundice and splenomegaly

21:16:21 [mle1] triad of fevr, jaundice&anemia.

21:16:28 [Lorena] anemia, splenomegaly

21:16:35 [ninadnashua] cerebral edema in children?

21:16:43 [mle1] oops splenomegaly too.

21:16:47 [acestep1] wht abt rf n neurological s/s

21:16:56 [ninadnashua] ya

21:17:02 [Lorena] cerebellar ataxia crush?

21:17:34 [Lorena] romberg sign or somthing like that

21:17:40 [acestep1] hmm i thought post col defect

21:17:43 [sweta_med] ya

21:17:45 [crusher] its post romberg test. due to loss of propioception on closing eye..b12 def

21:17:47 [ninadnashua] because of inc rease permeability of capillaries to dala

21:17:56 [hutals] Petechiae, purpura, and fever , gi bleed

21:18:10 [crusher] while in cerebellar dis there is neg rombergs test

21:18:37 [hutals] rhomberg sign...agree

21:18:49 [Lorena] ok thanx

21:19:00 [hutals] sorry i'm late on that, was looking up HUS

21:19:22 [crusher] TTP?

21:19:29 [crusher] or HUS

21:19:41 [acestep1] np hutals

21:19:46 [Lorena] HUS caused by EHEC in kids younger than 5 yo, thrombocytopenia

21:19:51 [hutals] someone asked about symptoms of HUS i think

21:20:08 [Lorena] yes ninad did

21:20:24 [acestep1] agree with lor

21:20:31 [ninadnashua] ya me

21:20:40 [Lorena] hemolytic anemia too and neurological symptoms

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21:21:03 [Lorena] renal failure...death

21:21:15 [hutals] this was a real one.....what type of mutation seen in CML?

21:21:33 [sweta_med] 922

21:21:43 [Lorena] philadelphia chromosome

21:21:46 [sweta_med] philadelphia chr

21:21:46 [mle1] t9,22

21:22:08 [hutals] for CML, remember the t9,22, so translocation of 9 to 22....very good!

21:22:33 [hutals] chrom 22 is the philidelphia chrom...good!

21:23:06 [Lorena] do you guys have a way to remember the other 2 translocations ?

21:23:06 [mle1] bcr-abl gene seen in all people with cml

21:23:23 [hutals] would you have greater than or less than 30% blasts in CML

21:23:47 [hutals] good point mle1

21:24:02 [Lorena] greater than huts

21:24:09 [sweta_med] less

21:24:34 [mle1] i think more than 30%blasts in blast crisis.

21:25:04 [hutals] acute (AML) has lots of blasts (>30%) whereas chronic (CML) has <30%

21:25:43 [Lorena] ok

21:26:02 [mle1] oh,o.k

21:26:14 [acestep1] agree with hutals

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21:26:24 [hutals] which leukemia has smudge cells?

21:26:39 [sweta_med] waht is the diagmostic enzyme

21:26:42 [Lorena] so by age , most common leukemia between 15-39 yo?

21:27:06 [hutals] AML for 15 to 39

21:27:39 [Lorena] yes

21:27:51 [hutals] smudge cells seen in CLL

21:28:26 [Lorena] what are they?

21:28:38 [hutals] pic of smudge cells http://www.wadsworth.org/chemheme/heme/microscope/smudgecell.htm

21:29:02 [Lorena] cool

21:29:54 [hutals] thats a pretty good site for path slides

21:30:15 [Lorena] fantastic

21:30:43 [hutals] sweta, diagnostic enzymes in what?

21:30:44 [Lorena] where do you see starry sky appearance , what is the sky and what are the stars?

21:31:29 [hutals] is it burkitts

21:31:47 [sweta_med] sorry i got disconnected

21:32:06 [Lorena] yes

21:32:20 [sweta_med] diagnostic enzyme for CML is leucocytealk phosphate

21:32:40 [sweta_med] phosphatase

21:33:14 [Lorena] small lymphocytes (neoplastic cells) are interpersed with larger histiocytes (normal cells-benign macrophages)

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21:34:32 [hutals] only pic i could find on starry sky...will keep looking for better one.... http://www.ncl.ac.uk/pathology/teaching/lectures/lympho/bcell/sld049.htm

21:35:22 [Lorena] thank you huts

21:35:35 [sweta_med] i need to go guys

21:35:45 [sweta_med] see ya tomorrow

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21:36:31 [mle1] lap decreased in cml?

21:36:32 [Lorena] see you tomorrow sweta

21:36:45 [hutals] http://www.fda.gov/OHRMS/DOCKETS/AC/01/slides/3743s1_07_hutchinson/sld021.htm a little better, but not great

21:37:02 [hutals] nite sweta

21:37:15 [mle1] o.k, sweta ,bye.

21:37:34 [Lorena] alkaline phosphatase

21:37:43 [hutals] didnt get the question mle?

21:38:12 [Lorena] LAP it is decreased

21:38:19 [crusher] LAp score is dec in CML and Inc in leukamoid reaction

21:39:10 [hutals] you mean the alk phos?

21:39:22 [Lorena] what bacteria can cause a leukemoid reaction?

21:39:53 [hutals] what is LAP...sorry I should probably know this

21:40:31 [Lorena] leukocyte alkaline phosphatase... nio prob huitals, it happens to me all the time

21:40:38 [crusher] leukocyte alkanine phosphate

21:40:59 [hutals] ah, ok.....thanks

21:41:16 [ninadnashua] tb whooping cough

21:42:05 [Lorena] B.pertussis

21:42:56 [ninadnashua] ya

21:43:21 [Lorena] why people with polycithemia vera have pruritus and incresed risk for ulcers?

21:45:56 [Lorena] because release of histamine by basophils , also plethora

21:45:56 [ninadnashua] because of parasites diseases

21:46:15 mle1 enters this room

21:46:25 [ninadnashua] ok

21:46:48 [mle1] sorry guys was having problems getting conected

21:46:50 acestep1 enters this room

21:47:00 [ninadnashua] ya got it

21:47:04 [Lorena] no problem mle

21:47:20 [ninadnashua] also bilesalt accumulates

21:47:56 [acestep1] ya same here . im getting dc

21:48:06 [hutals] good point, the hyperhistinema can explain the pruritis and also histamine stimulates gastric acid causing PUD

21:48:13 [mle1] in polycythemia there is histaminemia,which in turn caues pruritus.

21:48:39 [acestep1] k

21:48:47 [Lorena] how is erythropoyetin in PVera?

21:49:24 [acestep1] dec / normal

21:49:28 [hutals] low erythropoietin

21:49:49 [Lorena] yes

21:50:38 [mle1] low

21:51:07 [Lorena] auer rods, what are they and in which condition are they found?

21:51:14 [hutals] remember the 4 H's of PRV.....Hypervolume, Hypervisiscosity, hyperuricemia, histaminemia

21:51:16 [mle1] coz of increased rbc&inc oxygen content.

21:51:35 [hutals] found in AML

21:52:07 [Lorena] yes

21:53:46 [Lorena] see you tomorrow, i gotta go

21:54:06 [Lorena] is someone posting the transcript?

21:54:06 [mle1] bye lorena.

21:54:15 [acestep1] k . tc lor

21:54:30 [hutals] i gotta go too,

21:54:43 [Lorena] tc too ace , talk to you all tomorrow

21:54:47 [hutals] was anyone here from beginning who didnt lose connection?

21:54:57 [acestep1] same here

21:55:09 [acestep1] thnx lor

21:55:10 [Lorena] i do, this time for sure

21:55:10 [hutals] lorena, can you post to now?

21:55:24 [Lorena] ok hutals, i will post it now

21:55:29 [Lorena] byeeeee

21:55:44 [hutals] thanks, bye lor

21:55:54 [hutals] nite everyone