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Practical C7 1 Anemia

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1. Complete Blood Count (CBC)
  • Patient Preparation: No strict fasting needed; avoid strenuous exercise; mention medications.
  • Sample Collection: 3–5 mL venous blood in EDTA (purple top) tube; mix gently; process within 4–6 hrs.
  • Type of Investigation: Quantitative - automated hematology analyzer (electrical impedance + flow cytometry).
  • Indication: Evaluate fatigue, pallor, shortness of breath; diagnose and classify anemia.
  • Interpretation: Table with all parameters (RBC, Hb, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW) - normal values + what low/high means. For this case (ABC, 45 yrs) → Low Hb, low MCV, low MCH, low MCHC, high RDW = Iron Deficiency Anemia.

2. Peripheral Blood Smear (PBS)
  • Patient Preparation: No special prep; fresh blood preferred.
  • Sample Collection: EDTA tube or direct finger-prick; stained with Leishman/Wright-Giemsa stain.
  • Type of Investigation: Morphological - manual microscopy.
  • Indication: Classify anemia, detect abnormal cells, identify parasites, evaluate WBCs.
  • Interpretation: Table of findings (microcytic hypochromic cells, target cells, spherocytes, etc.) with their significance. For this case → microcytic hypochromic RBCs with pencil cells = IDA.

Generate a comparison poster: Iron Deficiency vs Megaloblastic Anemia

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Medical comparison poster: Iron Deficiency Anemia vs Megaloblastic Anemia. Two-column layout side by side. Left column in red/orange theme for Iron Deficiency Anemia, right column in blue/purple theme for Megaloblastic Anemia. Bold title at top: "Anemia Comparison: Iron Deficiency vs Megaloblastic". Each column has clearly labeled sections: Cause, Symptoms, Blood Film (PBS) findings, CBC findings, Treatment. Include small icons or visual cues. Clean professional medical education poster style with white background, colored header bars for each column, organized rows for each category. Footer note: "Roga Nidan Evam Vikriti Vigyan"

Iron Deficiency vs Megaloblastic Anemia Comparison Poster
Here's a quick reference for the key differences covered in the poster:
FeatureIron Deficiency AnemiaMegaloblastic Anemia
CauseLow iron (poor diet, blood loss, malabsorption)Low B12 or Folate
MCVLow (microcytic)High (macrocytic)
RBC shape on PBSMicrocytic, hypochromic, pencil cellsOval macrocytes, hypersegmented neutrophils
MCH / MCHCBoth lowNormal or high
RDWHighHigh
Serum IronLowNormal
FerritinLowNormal
B12 / FolateNormalLow
SymptomsFatigue, pallor, koilonychia, picaFatigue, pallor, glossitis, neurological signs (B12)
TreatmentOral iron (ferrous sulphate)B12 injection / oral folate
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