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What is the typical haemoglobin (Hb) range for a healthy adult female?
What is the typical haemoglobin (Hb) range for a healthy adult female?
- 130-180 g/l
- 110-180 g/l (correct)
- 90-110 g/l
- 150-200 g/l
Which set of findings is most indicative of iron deficiency anaemia?
Which set of findings is most indicative of iron deficiency anaemia?
- Hyperchromic, macrocytic red cells with high ferritin levels.
- Normochromic, macrocytic red cells with high ferritin levels.
- Normochromic, normocytic red cells with normal ferritin levels.
- Hypochromic, microcytic red cells with low ferritin levels. (correct)
What does the term 'thrombocytopenia' refer to?
What does the term 'thrombocytopenia' refer to?
- An insufficient number of platelets. (correct)
- An excessive number of platelets.
- An insufficient number of red blood cells.
- An excessive number of white blood cells.
Which of these conditions is most likely to cause a normocytic anaemia?
Which of these conditions is most likely to cause a normocytic anaemia?
Where is vitamin B₁₂ primarily absorbed in the body?
Where is vitamin B₁₂ primarily absorbed in the body?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and neurological symptoms. Which deficiency is most likely?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and neurological symptoms. Which deficiency is most likely?
A patient with a history of partial gastrectomy presents with anaemia. What is the most probable cause of their condition?
A patient with a history of partial gastrectomy presents with anaemia. What is the most probable cause of their condition?
A patient is suspected of having pernicious anaemia. Which of the following tests would be most useful in confirming this diagnosis?
A patient is suspected of having pernicious anaemia. Which of the following tests would be most useful in confirming this diagnosis?
Which of the following blood transfusion scenarios should generally be avoided?
Which of the following blood transfusion scenarios should generally be avoided?
A patient presents with a suspected bacterial infection. Which type of white blood cell count would you expect to be elevated?
A patient presents with a suspected bacterial infection. Which type of white blood cell count would you expect to be elevated?
A patient's platelet count is reported as 40 x 10^9/l. What condition does this indicate?
A patient's platelet count is reported as 40 x 10^9/l. What condition does this indicate?
Prior to a dental procedure, a patient is taking Warfarin. According to the guidelines, what is the maximum acceptable INR level for this patient, assuming local haemostatic measures are also used?
Prior to a dental procedure, a patient is taking Warfarin. According to the guidelines, what is the maximum acceptable INR level for this patient, assuming local haemostatic measures are also used?
Which of the following Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOACs) acts as a direct thrombin inhibitor?
Which of the following Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOACs) acts as a direct thrombin inhibitor?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the morning is scheduled for a complex extraction. How should their DOAC dosage be managed in relation to the procedure?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the morning is scheduled for a complex extraction. How should their DOAC dosage be managed in relation to the procedure?
What is the primary clinical significance of monitoring the APTT (Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time)?
What is the primary clinical significance of monitoring the APTT (Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time)?
A 70-year-old female patient's Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) is reported as 40 mm/hr. Considering the age-dependent nature of ESR, how would you interpret this result?
A 70-year-old female patient's Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) is reported as 40 mm/hr. Considering the age-dependent nature of ESR, how would you interpret this result?
What is the primary mechanism of action of Dabigatran?
What is the primary mechanism of action of Dabigatran?
According to the information, what is the 'universal donor' blood type for transfusions?
According to the information, what is the 'universal donor' blood type for transfusions?
A patient with a known platelet abnormality is scheduled for a dental extraction. Besides an atraumatic technique, which of the following is the MOST important immediate step in managing this patient?
A patient with a known platelet abnormality is scheduled for a dental extraction. Besides an atraumatic technique, which of the following is the MOST important immediate step in managing this patient?
What is the upper limit of the target INR range for a patient on Warfarin undergoing a dental procedure, assuming local haemostatic measures are used?
What is the upper limit of the target INR range for a patient on Warfarin undergoing a dental procedure, assuming local haemostatic measures are used?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the evening is scheduled for a higher risk procedure. Assuming haemostasis is achieved by midday, when should the next Rivaroxaban dose be administered?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the evening is scheduled for a higher risk procedure. Assuming haemostasis is achieved by midday, when should the next Rivaroxaban dose be administered?
A 35-year-old male patient has an Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) of 20 mm/hr. Considering the age-dependent nature of ESR, how would you interpret this result?
A 35-year-old male patient has an Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) of 20 mm/hr. Considering the age-dependent nature of ESR, how would you interpret this result?
Which of the following scenarios would NOT typically lead to an increase in neutrophil count?
Which of the following scenarios would NOT typically lead to an increase in neutrophil count?
A 68-year-old patient presents to your dental clinic. Their medical history includes myelodysplasia, but is otherwise unremarkable. According to information provided, which of the following substances should be avoided due to its interactions with this condition?
A 68-year-old patient presents to your dental clinic. Their medical history includes myelodysplasia, but is otherwise unremarkable. According to information provided, which of the following substances should be avoided due to its interactions with this condition?
Which of the following correctly matches a haematological term with its definition?
Which of the following correctly matches a haematological term with its definition?
A patient's FBC results show a Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) of 65 fl. Which type of anaemia is most likely indicated by this result?
A patient's FBC results show a Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) of 65 fl. Which type of anaemia is most likely indicated by this result?
A patient presents with fatigue, pallor, and complains of pica. Initial blood tests reveal a low haemoglobin level and reduced MCV. What should be the next investigation?
A patient presents with fatigue, pallor, and complains of pica. Initial blood tests reveal a low haemoglobin level and reduced MCV. What should be the next investigation?
Which of the following conditions is LEAST likely to result in iron deficiency anaemia?
Which of the following conditions is LEAST likely to result in iron deficiency anaemia?
Why do patients with a partial gastrectomy sometimes develop anaemia?
Why do patients with a partial gastrectomy sometimes develop anaemia?
A patient is diagnosed with pernicious anaemia. Which of the following antibodies is most likely to be present in their serum?
A patient is diagnosed with pernicious anaemia. Which of the following antibodies is most likely to be present in their serum?
Which of the following has the longest bodily store?
Which of the following has the longest bodily store?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and peripheral neuropathy. Supplementation with which of the following may mask an underlying deficiency, potentially leading to irreversible neurological damage?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and peripheral neuropathy. Supplementation with which of the following may mask an underlying deficiency, potentially leading to irreversible neurological damage?
Which of the following is the correct definition of 'cytosis' in haematological terminology?
Which of the following is the correct definition of 'cytosis' in haematological terminology?
A patient's blood film shows hypochromic, microcytic red blood cells. Assuming no other information, which type of anaemia is MOST likely?
A patient's blood film shows hypochromic, microcytic red blood cells. Assuming no other information, which type of anaemia is MOST likely?
A patient presents with fatigue and pallor. Their FBC reveals a normal MCV and haemoglobin level is slightly below normal (105 g/L). What is the MOST likely classification of their anaemia?
A patient presents with fatigue and pallor. Their FBC reveals a normal MCV and haemoglobin level is slightly below normal (105 g/L). What is the MOST likely classification of their anaemia?
Following a gastrectomy, why is a patient at risk of developing anaemia?
Following a gastrectomy, why is a patient at risk of developing anaemia?
Which of the following conditions is MOST likely to cause macrocytic anaemia?
Which of the following conditions is MOST likely to cause macrocytic anaemia?
A patient with diagnosed pernicious anaemia is likely to have antibodies against which of the following?
A patient with diagnosed pernicious anaemia is likely to have antibodies against which of the following?
Which of the following conditions is LEAST likely to be associated with iron deficiency anaemia in a pre-menopausal female?
Which of the following conditions is LEAST likely to be associated with iron deficiency anaemia in a pre-menopausal female?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and neurological symptoms. Supplementation with which of the following may mask an underlying deficiency, potentially leading to irreversible neurological damage?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and neurological symptoms. Supplementation with which of the following may mask an underlying deficiency, potentially leading to irreversible neurological damage?
Why is it important to use blood that is closely matched to the patient's own blood group during transfusions?
Why is it important to use blood that is closely matched to the patient's own blood group during transfusions?
A patient presents with a suspected viral infection. Which type of white blood cell count would you MOST likely expect to be elevated?
A patient presents with a suspected viral infection. Which type of white blood cell count would you MOST likely expect to be elevated?
A patient with a known platelet abnormality is scheduled for a dental extraction. What additional pharmacological intervention might be considered alongside an atraumatic technique and local haemostatic measures?
A patient with a known platelet abnormality is scheduled for a dental extraction. What additional pharmacological intervention might be considered alongside an atraumatic technique and local haemostatic measures?
What is the MOST critical consideration regarding INR (International Normalized Ratio) when managing dental patients on Warfarin?
What is the MOST critical consideration regarding INR (International Normalized Ratio) when managing dental patients on Warfarin?
For a patient taking Dabigatran twice daily who requires a higher risk dental procedure, what specific adjustment to their medication schedule is recommended?
For a patient taking Dabigatran twice daily who requires a higher risk dental procedure, what specific adjustment to their medication schedule is recommended?
How should the morning dose of Rivaroxaban be managed in relation to a higher risk dental procedure, if the patient takes it once daily in the morning?
How should the morning dose of Rivaroxaban be managed in relation to a higher risk dental procedure, if the patient takes it once daily in the morning?
In the context of haematological considerations for dental patients, what does 'RSI' refer to under 'DOACs-Low Risk of bleeding'?
In the context of haematological considerations for dental patients, what does 'RSI' refer to under 'DOACs-Low Risk of bleeding'?
What is the underlying rationale for the age-dependent adjustments applied when interpreting a patient's Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)?
What is the underlying rationale for the age-dependent adjustments applied when interpreting a patient's Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)?
Which of the following laboratory findings is MOST indicative of microcytic hypochromic anaemia?
Which of the following laboratory findings is MOST indicative of microcytic hypochromic anaemia?
A patient presents with anaemia associated with rheumatoid arthritis. Which type of anaemia is MOST likely?
A patient presents with anaemia associated with rheumatoid arthritis. Which type of anaemia is MOST likely?
A patient is diagnosed with folate deficiency. Assuming no other underlying conditions, approximately how long would it take for a deficiency to develop if folate intake ceased completely?
A patient is diagnosed with folate deficiency. Assuming no other underlying conditions, approximately how long would it take for a deficiency to develop if folate intake ceased completely?
Which of the following conditions is LEAST likely to be a cause of B₁₂ deficiency?
Which of the following conditions is LEAST likely to be a cause of B₁₂ deficiency?
A patient presents with suspected pernicious anaemia. Which of the following antibody tests is MOST relevant to confirm this diagnosis?
A patient presents with suspected pernicious anaemia. Which of the following antibody tests is MOST relevant to confirm this diagnosis?
Which of the following is the MOST common cause of iron deficiency anaemia worldwide?
Which of the following is the MOST common cause of iron deficiency anaemia worldwide?
A female patient presents with menorrhagia and is subsequently diagnosed with iron deficiency anaemia. What is the MOST appropriate initial management strategy?
A female patient presents with menorrhagia and is subsequently diagnosed with iron deficiency anaemia. What is the MOST appropriate initial management strategy?
A patient with a history of alcoholism is diagnosed with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following is the MOST likely underlying cause?
A patient with a history of alcoholism is diagnosed with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following is the MOST likely underlying cause?
A patient with a known history of myelodysplasia is scheduled for a dental procedure. Which substance should be used with caution, considering potential interactions?
A patient with a known history of myelodysplasia is scheduled for a dental procedure. Which substance should be used with caution, considering potential interactions?
What is the primary reason for ensuring blood used in transfusions is closely matched to the patient's own blood group?
What is the primary reason for ensuring blood used in transfusions is closely matched to the patient's own blood group?
A patient presents with a suspected bacterial infection following a dental extraction. Which type of white blood cell would MOST likely be elevated in their complete blood count (CBC)?
A patient presents with a suspected bacterial infection following a dental extraction. Which type of white blood cell would MOST likely be elevated in their complete blood count (CBC)?
A patient taking Dabigatran twice daily is scheduled for a complex dental extraction requiring flap elevation. How should their Dabigatran dosage be managed in relation to the procedure, according to the guidelines?
A patient taking Dabigatran twice daily is scheduled for a complex dental extraction requiring flap elevation. How should their Dabigatran dosage be managed in relation to the procedure, according to the guidelines?
For a patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the morning, who is scheduled for a higher-risk dental procedure such as a surgical extraction, how should their medication be managed?
For a patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the morning, who is scheduled for a higher-risk dental procedure such as a surgical extraction, how should their medication be managed?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the evening is scheduled for a higher risk dental procedure. Assuming haemostasis is achieved by midday, when should the next Rivaroxaban dose be administered?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the evening is scheduled for a higher risk dental procedure. Assuming haemostasis is achieved by midday, when should the next Rivaroxaban dose be administered?
Under what circumstances might blood transfusions be indicated for a patient, according to the guidelines?
Under what circumstances might blood transfusions be indicated for a patient, according to the guidelines?
When managing dental patients on Warfarin, what is the MOST critical consideration regarding INR (International Normalized Ratio)?
When managing dental patients on Warfarin, what is the MOST critical consideration regarding INR (International Normalized Ratio)?
A patient presents with microcytic hypochromic anaemia. Further investigation reveals low ferritin levels. Which of the following is the MOST likely underlying cause?
A patient presents with microcytic hypochromic anaemia. Further investigation reveals low ferritin levels. Which of the following is the MOST likely underlying cause?
Which of the following is NOT a typical cause of iron deficiency anaemia?
Which of the following is NOT a typical cause of iron deficiency anaemia?
A patient is diagnosed with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following deficiencies or conditions is MOST likely responsible?
A patient is diagnosed with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following deficiencies or conditions is MOST likely responsible?
Pernicious anaemia is characterised by a deficiency of which of the following?
Pernicious anaemia is characterised by a deficiency of which of the following?
A patient with suspected B₁₂ deficiency is undergoing diagnostic testing. Which of the following tests would be MOST appropriate to confirm pernicious anaemia as the cause?
A patient with suspected B₁₂ deficiency is undergoing diagnostic testing. Which of the following tests would be MOST appropriate to confirm pernicious anaemia as the cause?
Which of the following factors contributes to the relatively long bodily store (2-6 years) associated with Vitamin B₁₂?
Which of the following factors contributes to the relatively long bodily store (2-6 years) associated with Vitamin B₁₂?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and a history of chronic alcoholism. What is the MOST likely underlying cause of their anaemia?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and a history of chronic alcoholism. What is the MOST likely underlying cause of their anaemia?
A patient's FBC reveals a haemoglobin level of 90 g/l, MCV of 95 fl, and normal white cell and platelet counts. How would you classify this anaemia?
A patient's FBC reveals a haemoglobin level of 90 g/l, MCV of 95 fl, and normal white cell and platelet counts. How would you classify this anaemia?
A patient develops thrombocytopenia. At what platelet count (x 10^9/l) would this condition typically be diagnosed?
A patient develops thrombocytopenia. At what platelet count (x 10^9/l) would this condition typically be diagnosed?
When is a blood transfusion indicated, according to the information provided?
When is a blood transfusion indicated, according to the information provided?
What would an elevated neutrophil count likely indicate?
What would an elevated neutrophil count likely indicate?
Which of the following medications can interact negatively with myelodysplasia?
Which of the following medications can interact negatively with myelodysplasia?
If a patient is taking Dabigatran twice daily and is scheduled for a higher-risk dental procedure such as flap raising, what specific adjustment to their medication schedule is recommended?
If a patient is taking Dabigatran twice daily and is scheduled for a higher-risk dental procedure such as flap raising, what specific adjustment to their medication schedule is recommended?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once a day in the morning is scheduled for a complex extraction. How should their Rivaroxaban dosage be managed in relation to the procedure?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once a day in the morning is scheduled for a complex extraction. How should their Rivaroxaban dosage be managed in relation to the procedure?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the evening is scheduled for a higher risk dental procedure. Assuming haemostasis is satisfactory by midday, when should the next Rivaroxaban dose be administered?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once daily in the evening is scheduled for a higher risk dental procedure. Assuming haemostasis is satisfactory by midday, when should the next Rivaroxaban dose be administered?
According to the information, what blood type is considered the 'universal donor' for transfusions?
According to the information, what blood type is considered the 'universal donor' for transfusions?
A patient presents with fatigue. A full blood count (FBC) reveals a haemoglobin level of 100 g/L and a Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) of 98 fl. Which type of anaemia is MOST likely?
A patient presents with fatigue. A full blood count (FBC) reveals a haemoglobin level of 100 g/L and a Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) of 98 fl. Which type of anaemia is MOST likely?
Which of the following is the LEAST likely cause of iron deficiency anaemia in an adult male?
Which of the following is the LEAST likely cause of iron deficiency anaemia in an adult male?
A patient with a history of alcoholism presents with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following is the MOST likely underlying cause?
A patient with a history of alcoholism presents with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following is the MOST likely underlying cause?
Which condition is MOST likely associated with an elevated Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)?
Which condition is MOST likely associated with an elevated Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)?
A patient's FBC shows a decreased number of platelets. Which term correctly describes this?
A patient's FBC shows a decreased number of platelets. Which term correctly describes this?
Following a partial gastrectomy, which of the following deficiencies is the patient MOST at risk of developing?
Following a partial gastrectomy, which of the following deficiencies is the patient MOST at risk of developing?
A patient is diagnosed with pernicious anaemia. This condition is characterised by antibodies against which of the following?
A patient is diagnosed with pernicious anaemia. This condition is characterised by antibodies against which of the following?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and neurological symptoms. Which is the most appropriate initial investigation to determine the underlying cause?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia and neurological symptoms. Which is the most appropriate initial investigation to determine the underlying cause?
A patient on Rivaroxaban, taken once daily in the evening, requires a complex extraction. Assuming haemostasis is achieved by 2 PM, when should their next dose be administered?
A patient on Rivaroxaban, taken once daily in the evening, requires a complex extraction. Assuming haemostasis is achieved by 2 PM, when should their next dose be administered?
Which of the following scenarios would MOST likely warrant a 'blood' transfusion?
Which of the following scenarios would MOST likely warrant a 'blood' transfusion?
A patient is taking Dabigatran twice daily and is scheduled for a gingival recontouring procedure. According to the SDCEP guidelines, how should their Dabigatran dosage be managed in relation to the procedure?
A patient is taking Dabigatran twice daily and is scheduled for a gingival recontouring procedure. According to the SDCEP guidelines, how should their Dabigatran dosage be managed in relation to the procedure?
A patient's blood test reveals an elevated eosinophil count. Which condition is MOST likely associated with this finding?
A patient's blood test reveals an elevated eosinophil count. Which condition is MOST likely associated with this finding?
A 60-year-old female patient has an Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) of 40 mm/hr. How would you interpret this result, considering the age-dependent nature of ESR?
A 60-year-old female patient has an Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) of 40 mm/hr. How would you interpret this result, considering the age-dependent nature of ESR?
Under which of the following circumstances might platelet transfusions be considered?
Under which of the following circumstances might platelet transfusions be considered?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once a day in the morning is scheduled for a complex extraction. What adjustment to their medication is advised?
A patient taking Rivaroxaban once a day in the morning is scheduled for a complex extraction. What adjustment to their medication is advised?
Which of the following conditions is MOST likely to cause a decreased lymphocyte count?
Which of the following conditions is MOST likely to cause a decreased lymphocyte count?
Why is it crucial to match blood to the patient's blood group before a transfusion?
Why is it crucial to match blood to the patient's blood group before a transfusion?
A patient with a bacterial infection undergoes a blood test. Which type of white blood cell would MOST likely be elevated in their complete blood count (CBC)?
A patient with a bacterial infection undergoes a blood test. Which type of white blood cell would MOST likely be elevated in their complete blood count (CBC)?
How should Dabigatran dosage be managed for a patient taking it twice daily who is scheduled for a gingival recontouring procedure, according to the guidelines?
How should Dabigatran dosage be managed for a patient taking it twice daily who is scheduled for a gingival recontouring procedure, according to the guidelines?
A patient presents with a suspected allergic reaction. Which type of white blood cell would you expect to see elevated on a full blood count?
A patient presents with a suspected allergic reaction. Which type of white blood cell would you expect to see elevated on a full blood count?
What laboratory findings are most indicative of iron deficiency anaemia according to the information provided?
What laboratory findings are most indicative of iron deficiency anaemia according to the information provided?
A patient's FBC reveals a platelet count of 100 x 10^9/l. According to the terminology described, how would you characterise this finding?
A patient's FBC reveals a platelet count of 100 x 10^9/l. According to the terminology described, how would you characterise this finding?
Which type of anaemia is most likely associated with chronic kidney disease, based on the information?
Which type of anaemia is most likely associated with chronic kidney disease, based on the information?
A patient is diagnosed with pernicious anaemia. Which of the following best describes the underlying mechanism?
A patient is diagnosed with pernicious anaemia. Which of the following best describes the underlying mechanism?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following deficiencies or conditions is LEAST likely to be the primary cause?
A patient presents with macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following deficiencies or conditions is LEAST likely to be the primary cause?
Following a partial gastrectomy, a patient is most at risk of developing which type of anaemia, and why?
Following a partial gastrectomy, a patient is most at risk of developing which type of anaemia, and why?
A patient presents with fatigue, pallor, and glossitis. Blood tests reveal macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following would be the MOST appropriate next step in diagnosing the cause?
A patient presents with fatigue, pallor, and glossitis. Blood tests reveal macrocytic anaemia. Which of the following would be the MOST appropriate next step in diagnosing the cause?
Considering the information provided, what is the approximate duration of bodily stores for folate and vitamin B₁₂?
Considering the information provided, what is the approximate duration of bodily stores for folate and vitamin B₁₂?
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When to transfuse 'blood'?
When to transfuse 'blood'?
Avoid unless Hb < 70 g/L or patient is symptomatic; use patient's own blood group if possible.
Normal White Cell Count
Normal White Cell Count
4.5-10 x 10^9/l
Neutrophil changes
Neutrophil changes
Increase: bacterial infection, trauma, surgery. Decrease: viral infections, some drugs.
Lymphocyte changes
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Normal Platelet count
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Warfarin target INR
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Dabigatran
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Rivaroxaban
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Iron Deficiency Anaemia
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Cytosis
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Paenia
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Microcytic Hypochromic Anaemia
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Normocytic Anaemia
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Macrocytic Anaemia
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Pernicious Anaemia
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Haematocrit
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MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume)
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MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin)
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Folate storage duration
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B12 storage duration
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Pernicious Anaemia Cause
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Methotrexate Considerations
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Universal Donor
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Universal Recipient
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Eosinophil Elevation
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Aspirin's Impact on Platelets
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Platelet Abnormality Management
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ESR Calculation & Meaning
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Myelodysplasia
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Heparin
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DOACs-Low Risk
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Dabigatran-Higher risk
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Dabigatran action
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Anaemia Definition
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Iron Deficiency Anaemia Characteristics
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Iron Deficiency Causes
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Folate Deficiency
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B12 Deficiency Causes
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B12/Folate Deficiency Treatment
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Folate Deficiency - Causes
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Normal Haemoglobin Levels
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Hypochromic Microcytic Anaemia
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Causes of Iron Deficiency
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Functional Platelet Defects
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Liaison with Haemophilia Centre
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Oral Tranexamic Acid
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Warfarin in Dentistry
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Low-Risk DOAC Procedures
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Dabigatran Dose Adjustment
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Elevated ESR Meaning
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When to avoid transfusions?
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Eosinophil increase
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Dabigatran effects?
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Rivaroxaban action
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Rivaroxaban dose- Higher bleeding risk
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Summary- when to seek help?
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What is Anaemia?
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Iron Deficiency Anaemia signs
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Normal Haemoglobin Range
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What does 'cytosis' mean?
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What does 'paenia' mean?
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Common causes of iron deficiency
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Causes of Folate Deficiency
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Causes of B12 Deficiency
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Dabigatran: Mode of Action
Dabigatran: Mode of Action
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Rivaroxaban: Mode of Action
Rivaroxaban: Mode of Action
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Tranexamic Acid
Tranexamic Acid
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Aspirin's effect on platelets
Aspirin's effect on platelets
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APTT Test
APTT Test
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ESR Test
ESR Test
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Platelet Transfusions
Platelet Transfusions
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What indicates Anaemia?
What indicates Anaemia?
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FBC - Normal Haemoglobin?
FBC - Normal Haemoglobin?
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Macrocytic Anaemia cause
Macrocytic Anaemia cause
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Methotrexate effects
Methotrexate effects
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Platelet Abnormalities
Platelet Abnormalities
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DOACs - Low Bleeding Risk
DOACs - Low Bleeding Risk
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DOACs - High Bleeding Risk
DOACs - High Bleeding Risk
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Rivaroxaban - Morning dose
Rivaroxaban - Morning dose
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Rivaroxaban evening dose
Rivaroxaban evening dose
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What does 'FBC' mean?
What does 'FBC' mean?
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What is haematocrit?
What is haematocrit?
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What is the MCV?
What is the MCV?
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What is MCH?
What is MCH?
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Intrinsic Factor Role
Intrinsic Factor Role
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Diagnosing B12/Folate Deficiency
Diagnosing B12/Folate Deficiency
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Where is Folate found?
Where is Folate found?
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Where is B12 found?
Where is B12 found?
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