A.Dehydration
B.Dengue hemorrhagic fever
3.Gaisbock syndrome
D.High altitude
The correct answer is D.High altitude
Note: Polycythemia is defined as an increase in Hb,PCV and red cell count.Often this term is reserved for Plycythemia Vera.
Polycythemia classified as i)Absolute Polycyhemia and ii)Relative Polycythemia.
Absolute Polycythemia:There is increase in the Red cell mass.It is of two types:
a)Primary Polycythemia which is also known as Polycythemia Vera,is a myeloprolifeative disorder.
b)Secondary Polycythemia occurs due to hypoxia or due to increased production of Erythropoietin(EPO).
Relative Polycythemia: It occurs due to decrease in the plasma volume but the red cell volume is normal.
The causes of Primary,Secondary and Relative Polycythemia given below:
Primary:
Secondary(Due to an appropriate increase in erythropoietin):
Secondary (Due to an inappropriate increase in erythropoietin):
Relative:
B.Dengue hemorrhagic fever
3.Gaisbock syndrome
D.High altitude
The correct answer is D.High altitude
Note: Polycythemia is defined as an increase in Hb,PCV and red cell count.Often this term is reserved for Plycythemia Vera.
Polycythemia classified as i)Absolute Polycyhemia and ii)Relative Polycythemia.
Absolute Polycythemia:There is increase in the Red cell mass.It is of two types:
a)Primary Polycythemia which is also known as Polycythemia Vera,is a myeloprolifeative disorder.
b)Secondary Polycythemia occurs due to hypoxia or due to increased production of Erythropoietin(EPO).
Relative Polycythemia: It occurs due to decrease in the plasma volume but the red cell volume is normal.
The causes of Primary,Secondary and Relative Polycythemia given below:
Primary:
- Polycythaemia vera
- Mutations in erythropoietin
- receptor
- High-oxygen-affinity
- haemoglobins
Secondary(Due to an appropriate increase in erythropoietin):
- High altitude
- Lung disease
- Cardiovascular disease
- (right-to-left shunt)
- Heavy smoking
- Increased affinity of
- haemoglobin, e.g.
- familial polycythaemia
Secondary (Due to an inappropriate increase in erythropoietin):
- Renal disease–renal cell
- carcinoma, Wilms’ tumour
- Hepatocellular carcinoma
- Adrenal tumours
- Cerebellar haemangioblastoma
- Massive uterine fibroma
Relative:
- Stress or spurious
- polycythaemia
- Dehydration
- Burns
- Gaisböck’s syndrome
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