A. Dx is Polycythemia Vera B. Symptoms include: Vertigo, headaches, vision disturbances, dizziness, tinnitus. C. This condition can either be due to the overproduction of RBCs by the bone marrow, may also be a reaction due to chronically decreased oxygen levels, renal cell carcinoma, Jak kinase 2 Mutation. D. Points during examination include: Splenomegaly, plethoric face, shortness of breath E. Investigations: -Polymerase chain reaction to check for the Jak 2 mutation. - Bone marrow biopsy showing a higher than normal production of RBCs. - Erythropoietin levels which are usually low due to increased RBCs Thank you for making Exams easy🙏
Treatment: If i remember well , phlebotomy Where they remove part of the patients blood to reduce the hematocrit ,as for the drugs ,will wait for you to update the answers Doc
My thought on this patient as to what may have caused such a picture 1:the high hb ,the high platelets (Hypervicosity of the blood ,the blood flow becomes sluggish and this stasis may lead to formation of thrombuses ,which may dislodge into different organs .... My investigation will be tailored towards polycythemia Vera Of which we can do a bone marrow biopsy , We can check for the Jak2 mutation by doing a polymerase chain reaction ,and literally I can do the arterial blood gas . Because of the high platelets This pts may have presented with hx of bleeding , abdominal pain , Or even CVA if thrombus had formed and travelled to the brain, This question I tricky😂😂😂😂,hope I have tried mwee
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A. Dx is Polycythemia Vera
B. Symptoms include:
Vertigo, headaches, vision disturbances, dizziness, tinnitus.
C. This condition can either be due to the overproduction of RBCs by the bone marrow, may also be a reaction due to chronically decreased oxygen levels, renal cell carcinoma, Jak kinase 2 Mutation.
D. Points during examination include: Splenomegaly, plethoric face, shortness of breath
E. Investigations:
-Polymerase chain reaction to check for the Jak 2 mutation.
- Bone marrow biopsy showing a higher than normal production of RBCs.
- Erythropoietin levels which are usually low due to increased RBCs
Thank you for making Exams easy🙏
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Treatment:
If i remember well , phlebotomy
Where they remove part of the patients blood to reduce the hematocrit ,as for the drugs ,will wait for you to update the answers Doc
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For the try out question DR MK
This pt has thrombocytosis,and increased hb.
My Dx would be polycythemia (surely this can't give 4marks🤦🤦🤦)
On the symptoms ,
He may have had chest pains
Palpitations
Weakeness
They may have had visual disturbances
Tinitus
Headache
Data sana
My thought on this patient as to what may have caused such a picture
1:the high hb ,the high platelets
(Hypervicosity of the blood ,the blood flow becomes sluggish and this stasis may lead to formation of thrombuses ,which may dislodge into different organs ....
My investigation will be tailored towards polycythemia Vera
Of which we can do a bone marrow biopsy ,
We can check for the Jak2 mutation by doing a polymerase chain reaction ,and literally I can do the arterial blood gas .
Because of the high platelets
This pts may have presented with hx of bleeding , abdominal pain ,
Or even CVA if thrombus had formed and travelled to the brain,
This question I tricky😂😂😂😂,hope I have tried mwee