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Start by listing the Kinetics and Mechanisms of Anemias
Start by listing the Kinetics and Mechanisms of Anemias
decreased prod, increased destr, ineffect prod, acute blood loss, redistr.  My prof calls these each "forest."  Then you go the the "tree" which is for example, aplastic anemia, then you go to the type "the leaves"... induced by drugs, ex. chloremphemical (sp?) [[User:Thomas E Kelly|-Tom Kelly]] [[User talk:Thomas E Kelly|(Talk)]]
decreased prod, increased destr, ineffect prod, acute blood loss, redistr.  My prof calls these each "forest."  Then you go the the "tree" which is for example, aplastic anemia, then you go to the type "the leaves"... induced by drugs, ex. chloremphemical (sp?) [[User:Thomas E Kelly|-Tom Kelly]] [[User talk:Thomas E Kelly|(Talk)]]
Bleeding is not considered excess destruction since you LDH and Bili would be normal.

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Start by listing the Kinetics and Mechanisms of Anemias decreased prod, increased destr, ineffect prod, acute blood loss, redistr. My prof calls these each "forest." Then you go the the "tree" which is for example, aplastic anemia, then you go to the type "the leaves"... induced by drugs, ex. chloremphemical (sp?) -Tom Kelly (Talk)

Bleeding is not considered excess destruction since you LDH and Bili would be normal.