Anaemia:
It is a clinical condiction characterized by pale coloration of skin,mucus membrane, & sclera due to qualitative and quantitative deficiency of HB% below the level at the normal range in the pheripheral blood for the age and sex of the individual.
Classification of anaemia:
A.Morphological classification.
B.Aetiological classification.
C.Clinical classification.
Morphological classification:
a.Microcytic hypochromic anaemia.
1.Iron deficiency anaemia.
2.Thalassaemia.
3.Anaemia of chronic disease.
b.Normocytic normochromic anaemia.
1.Haemorrhagic anaemia.
2.Haemolytic anaemia.
2.Aplestic anaemia.
3.Renal failure.
c.Macrocytic anaemia.
1.Megaloblastic anaemia.
2.Pernicious anaemia.
Aetiological classifiacation:
1.Iron deficiency anaemia.
2.Haemorrhagic anaemia.
3.Haemolytic anaemia.
4.Aplestic anaemia.
5.Anaemia of chronic disease.
Clinical classification:
1.Mild:12-9 gm/dl.
2.Moderate:9-6 gm/dl.
3.Severe:<= 6 gm/dl.
Site of anaemia:
1.Lower palpable conjuntiva.
2.Dorsal of the tunge.
3.Buccal mucus membrane.
4.Palm of the hand.
5.Nail bed.
6.Sole of the foot.
7.Whole skin.
Normal level of Hb:
1.Male:13-18 gm/dl.
2.Female:11.5-16.5 gm/dl.
3.Children:16-19 gm/dl.
4.At birth:18-20 gm/dl.
Management of anaemia:
A.Clinical feature:
Symptom:
1.Weakness.
2.Tiredness.
3.Lassitude.
4.Fatigu.
5.Palpitation.
6.Anorexia.
7.Headach.
9.Dizziness.
10.Dimness of vision.
Sign:
1.pallor-lower palpabral
conjuntiva.
2.Thchycardia.
3.Cardiac dilation.
4.Systemic flow murmur.
B.Investigation:
1.CBC with ESR.
C.Treatment:
1.Blood transfusion if needed.
2.Treatment according to cause.
It is a clinical condiction characterized by pale coloration of skin,mucus membrane, & sclera due to qualitative and quantitative deficiency of HB% below the level at the normal range in the pheripheral blood for the age and sex of the individual.
Classification of anaemia:
A.Morphological classification.
B.Aetiological classification.
C.Clinical classification.
Morphological classification:
a.Microcytic hypochromic anaemia.
1.Iron deficiency anaemia.
2.Thalassaemia.
3.Anaemia of chronic disease.
b.Normocytic normochromic anaemia.
1.Haemorrhagic anaemia.
2.Haemolytic anaemia.
2.Aplestic anaemia.
3.Renal failure.
c.Macrocytic anaemia.
1.Megaloblastic anaemia.
2.Pernicious anaemia.
Aetiological classifiacation:
1.Iron deficiency anaemia.
2.Haemorrhagic anaemia.
3.Haemolytic anaemia.
4.Aplestic anaemia.
5.Anaemia of chronic disease.
Clinical classification:
1.Mild:12-9 gm/dl.
2.Moderate:9-6 gm/dl.
3.Severe:<= 6 gm/dl.
Site of anaemia:
1.Lower palpable conjuntiva.
2.Dorsal of the tunge.
3.Buccal mucus membrane.
4.Palm of the hand.
5.Nail bed.
6.Sole of the foot.
7.Whole skin.
Normal level of Hb:
1.Male:13-18 gm/dl.
2.Female:11.5-16.5 gm/dl.
3.Children:16-19 gm/dl.
4.At birth:18-20 gm/dl.
Management of anaemia:
A.Clinical feature:
Symptom:
1.Weakness.
2.Tiredness.
3.Lassitude.
4.Fatigu.
5.Palpitation.
6.Anorexia.
7.Headach.
9.Dizziness.
10.Dimness of vision.
Sign:
1.pallor-lower palpabral
conjuntiva.
2.Thchycardia.
3.Cardiac dilation.
4.Systemic flow murmur.
B.Investigation:
1.CBC with ESR.
C.Treatment:
1.Blood transfusion if needed.
2.Treatment according to cause.
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