Hemolytic anemia

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persists over time. The heart is maintaining less oxygen, which will lead to an MI due to death of the myocardial cells. Patient will start to have angina because of this. Tachycardia is noted in many diseases and disorder like: fever endocarditis, anemia, HTN, pericarditis, abnormal heart impulses, anxiety, older age, sleep apnea, COPD, electrolyte imbalances, and many more. Tachycardia can be an

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enzyme release the protein, the red blood is destroyed and hemoglobin can release oxygen into the bloodstream. With Alpha Thalassemia, the low functioning numbers of hemoglobin are not enough to provide stable oxygen levels. If the levels are too low anemia is developed and blood transfusions are given to provide health red blood cells and hemoglobin proteins that can have alpha chains. The influx of new hemoglobin proteins allows for iron to have heme molecules that are in the alpha chains to bind.

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Instead there is an abnormal type of hemoglobin S that is inherited as an autosomal inherited trait. This disease produces chronic anemia, which may become life threatening when hemolytic crises (the breakdown of redblood cells) or aplastic crises (bone marrow fails to produce blood cells) occur. The incidence of this disorder is 1/400 African Americans and 8/100,000 people. The manifestations of this disease

TERMINOLOGY CLINICAL CLARIFICATION • The most common type of benign primary cardiac tumor, which can cause valvular or inflow-outflow tract obstruction and thromboembolism; symptoms appear when the tumor fragments and causes systemic emboli or when it interferes with cardiac valvular function and causes pulmonary congestion 1 • Most atrial myxomas arise from the atrial septum, but some originate in the posterior wall, anterior wall or the appendages 1 CLASSIFICATION • By location 3, 1, 2 ○ Left

Ethnicity/race – Incidence is high among ethnic minority groups in Western Europe 10, 9 – Incidence is significantly higher in African Americans 11 ○ Other risk factors/associations – Birth complications 12 □ Prenatal exposure to influenza □ Hemolytic anemia □ Severe malnutrition □ Preeclampsia □ Fetal distress –

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