Anemia and ferritin
[DOC File]IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA - Emory University
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Iron Deficiency Anemia. Most common cause of anemia amongst women of child-bearing age and in particular pregnant (51%) Definition; Iron deficiency anemia is a low serum ferritin concentration of
[DOC File]Weebly
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Anemia is diagnosed using low hemoglobin, hematocrit, mean cellular volume or MCV, or ferritin. Iron deficiency anemia accounts for 75 to 95% of anemia during pregnancy. Ferritin is the preferred method during pregnancy as it measures immediate iron status as compared to hemoglobin which measures iron status over the last 28 days.
[DOCX File]Case Study
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Normal levels of hemoglobin range between 11.1 and 15.0 grams per deciliter (111 to 150 grams per liter), depending on your age, sex and race. A lower than normal hemoglobin level indicates anemia. Ferritin. This protein helps store iron in your body, and a low level of ferritin usually indicates a low level of stored iron. Treatments and drugs
[DOC File]Anemia - Clinical Protocol
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(Iron deficiency anemia. WHO Tech Rep Ser 1959;182:4.) In iron deficiency anemia, also see a decreased serum ferritin (
Ferritin Blood Test: Normal, Low & High Symptoms, Deficiency
If IDA is ruled out with a normal or elevated serum ferritin level, it is important to establish the duration of the anemia.1 Patients with life-long microcytic anemia should be evaluated with hemoglobin electrophoresis for microcytic hemoglobinopathies, including β- and α-thalassemia.
[DOC File]Anaemia
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Iron deficiency is diagnosed by symptoms and blood tests (CBC, ferritin, others). Since most iron deficiencies develop very slowly (over months and years), many patients do not notice any symptoms until their anemia is severe. Due to this fact, a blood count (CBC) is often included as a part of a woman's yearly gynecologic exam.
[DOC File]Laboratory Evaluation of Microcytic Anemia
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Ferritin (Serum) Iron deficiency Anemia ( N or ( (Anemia of Chromic Disease ( ( N or (Thalassemia N N N. Sideroblastic ( N N or (Reticulocyte Counts. When looking at a reticulocytosis the patient’s Hb level must be taken into consideration. Hb/Normal Hb x % reticulocytes . eg. 5/15 x 7% ( 2 1/3 % (normal value is 0.2 – 2.0%) Tests for Hemolysis
[DOC File]Iron Deficiency Anemia
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Likely causes for higher than normal TIBC include iron-deficiency anemia and pregnancy3. Ferritin levels are below reference range of 20-120 mcg/dL1. Likely causes for lower than recommended levels for ferritin include iron-deficiency anemia, poor iron absorption secondary to intestinal condition, or heavy menstrual bleeding4.
[DOCX File]Anemia in Women in the MN WIC Program
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The values of serum ferritin and transferrin receptor will allow calculation of TfR index a sensitive indicator of iron deficiency(12). To summarize in India we have situation of wide spread anemia and infection at all ages. Anemia is most likely due to iron and/or folate deficiencies. Vitamin B12 deficiency is also common in younger age group.
[DOC File]Indicators for assessment of anemia and iron deficiency in ...
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Based on the assessment and clinical suspicion of possible causes, the physician will order appropriate diagnostic tests to assess the category, causes, and severity of anemia; for example, iron, iron-binding capacity, serum ferritin, reticulocyte count, vitamin B12 and folate, thyroid function, urinalysis, stools for occult blood, or other ...
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