3.21 path Flashcards

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Rarer causes of DVT

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Protein C/S

ATIII deficiency

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If a person has a DVT, what 3 mutations should you check for

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Factor V Leiden
Prothrombin
Hyperhomocysteinemia

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Cause of heparin induced thrombocytopenia

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Antibodies to heparin-PF4
Platelet activation
Thrombocytopenia and thrombosis

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3
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Anti phospholipid syndrome related to what disease

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Lupus

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Elevated PT, PTT, D-dimer

Low platelets and fibrinogen

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DIC

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Pulmonary infarction

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Obstruction of small branches

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Pulmonary hemorrhage

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Middle sized branches obstructed

Have dual blood supply

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Septic emboli result in

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Abscesses

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8
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Most systemic emboli go to

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Lower extremities

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9
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Air or gas embolism requires how much air or gas

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At least 100 mL

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10
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Frothy blood at autopsy

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Air or gas embolism

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Divers, tunneled, foundation workers get

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Decompression sickness (air embolism)

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12
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The bends

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Small vessels in joints and skel m obstructed

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13
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The chokes

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Respiratory distress

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14
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Chronic decompression sickness

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Caisson disease

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15
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Result of caisson disease

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Multiple foci of ischemic necrosis

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16
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Fat embolism time span

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1-3 days after long bone injury

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Oil red O

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Bland infarction

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Organs with white infarction

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Heart
Spleen
Kidneys

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Organs with hemorrhagic / red infarcts

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Lung
Liver
Intestine

Also loose tissues, because key is reperfusion

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Microscopic morphology of infarction timespan

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1-2 days acute inflammation (neutrophils)
3-5 days macrophages
5-7 days fibroblasts
Weeks to months scar formation

22
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Major characteristics of shock

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Hypoperfusion

Hypoxia

23
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A burn causes what type of shock

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Pulmonary embolism causes what type of shock
Cardiogenic
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Anesthesia accident causes what type of shock
Neurogenic shock
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IgE causes what type of shock
Anaphylactic shock
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Peptidoglycan, LPS (Endotoxin), and fungemia cause what type of shock
Septic shock
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Metabolic abnormalities in septic shock
``` Insulin resistance Adrenal insufficiency (Waterhouse friedrichsen syndrome) ```
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Major problems in septic shock
Pooling of blood | Thrombosis
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Super antigens involved with what type of organism
Gram pos sepsis
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Cytokine storm in what shock
Septic shock
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Cytokines cascade in septic shock
LPS TNF IL1 IL6/8
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Brain path in shock
Liquefaction
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Heart path in shock
Contraction bands
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Lung path in shock
ARDS/DAD
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Kidney path in shock
Acute tubular necrosis
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Liver path shock
Central lobular necrosis
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What happens in progressive / reversible shock
Tissue hypo perfusion | Acidosis from lactic acid
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Irreversible shock
Renal shutdown Ischemic bowel Death