00:00
What I’m going to do here, ladies and
gentlemen, I’m going to name a feature,
you will tell me if it’s intra
or extravascular hemolysis.
00:07
Are you ready?
Hemoglobinemia equals hemoglobinuria,
intra or extravascular?
Intra.
00:16
Good.
00:17
Jaundice,
significant jaundice,
intra or extra, tell me?
Extra.
00:24
I said significant jaundice.
00:26
Good.
00:27
Decreased serum haptoglobin,
intra or extra?
Intra.
00:33
Good.
00:34
Why?
Hemoglobin’s released.
00:36
It binds to haptoglobin.
00:39
Haptoglobin levels will
decrease in intravascular.
00:42
LDH, non-specific.
00:46
Pigment stones, cholelithiasis,
extravascular, are you with me?
Good job.
00:54
Hepatosplenomegaly, more so
in which type of hemolysis?
I can’t hear you.
01:00
Extravascular, nice job!.
01:01
All right, so go through
these clinical features
see if you’ve understood
everything that I’ve talked about,
you should be able to go through
this quickly, bam, bam, bam.
01:09
If you’re not able to
do that, that’s okay.
01:11
Go back to the previous discussion and lay
it on the foundation before we move on.