Bleeding disorders Flashcards

1
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Primary hemostasis

A

Platelet plug

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2
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Secondary Hemostasis

A

coagulation cascade

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3
Q

Epistaxis with gingival bleeding, easy bruising and menorrhagia is hallmark

A

primary hemostasis failure

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4
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Delayed bleeding, or bleeding into muscles and joints is consistent with

A

secondary hemostasis failure

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5
Q

Identifies platelet disorders and vessel-wall integrity

A

Bleeding time

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6
Q

Tests conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

A

Thrombin time

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7
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Used to identify excessive fibrinolysis

A

Fibrinogen, fibrinogen degradation products, d-dimer

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8
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Common acquired bleeding disorders

A

Liver Disease
Vit K def
Factor inhibitors
DIC

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9
Q

Bleeding due to Vit K def should be treated with

A

FFP

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10
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Bleeding due to factor inhibitor should be treated with

A

Activated factor concentrate (kcentra?)

Immunosuppression

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11
Q

Peripheral smear in DIC

A

Schistocytes

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12
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Treatment for bleeding in DIC

A

platelets and coag factory replacement

Treat underlying disorder

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13
Q

Serious bleeding at any INR in patient on warfarin

A
Kcentra/ 4f=PCC
or
3fPCC with FFP
or 
rfVIIa
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14
Q

Differentials for Prolonged PT and normal aPTT

A

Factor VII deficiency or inhibitor
Liver disease
Vit K def
Warfarin ingestion

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15
Q

Differentials for normal PT, prolonged aPTT

A

Deficiency of Factors VIII, IX, XI or XII
vWD (if factor VIII is low)
Heparin exposure

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16
Q

Differentials for Prolonged PT and aPTT

A

Deficiency of factors V, X, II or fibrinogen
Severe liver disease, DIC, Vit K def, warfarin toxicity
Heparin overdose

17
Q

Differentials for Normal PT and aPTT in a patient who is bleeding

A
Platelet dysfunction
vWD (if mild bleeding and FVIII is not too low)
Scurvy
Ehlers-Danlos
Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
Factory XIII deficiency
18
Q

Factor associated with Hemophilia A

A

Factor VIII

19
Q

Factor associated with Hemophilia B

20
Q

Factor XI deficiency is rare and mild. It is found in

A

Ashkenazi Jews

Prolonged PTT, normal PT, thrombin time and bleeding time

21
Q

PT and PTT findings in hemophilia

A

PT normal, PTT prolonged

22
Q

What should mild Hemophilia A patients receive for acute bleeding and before minimally invasive procedures

A

Desmopressin

23
Q

How to differentiate Liver disease labs from DIC

A

Factor VIII

Made by endothelial cells

24
Q

Most common inherited bleeding disorder

25
Normal function of vWF
vWF adheres platelets to injured vessels and carries VIII
26
Lab findings in vWB
elevated bleeding time, normal PT, normal or prolonged PTT
27
Treatment for vWD
Estrogen- can regulate menstrual cycle and increase vWF DDAVP before minor procedures Pure factor VIII (contains vWF)
28
Cryo should not be used to treat vWD because of its
increased transfusion infection risk