haemotology Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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endothelium exerts

A

nitrous oxide and prostacyclin

plasminogen activator to begin fibrinolytic system

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2
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sub-endothelium

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procoagulant

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3
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platelets features

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small, no nucleus and granulated

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4
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where are platelets made

A

in the bone marrow by budding off megakaryocytes

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5
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low platelet count

A

thrombocytopenia

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6
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function of platelets

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adhere, aggregate, contract and become sticky

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7
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glycoprotein VI on platelet

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binds to collagen to start reaction

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8
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glycoprotein IIb/IIIa

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binds to fibrinogen to bridge platelets

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9
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glycoprotein Ib/IX/V

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binds to VW factor

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10
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what is released from granule content of platelets

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adenosine, ADP, adrenaline, serotonin, thromboxane A2

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11
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serine proteases

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enzymes that activate the next pathway in the cascade

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12
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cofactors

A

VIII and V

speed up serine proteases

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13
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extrinsic pathway

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injury
7
10
2
common
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14
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intrinsic

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foreign surface
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11
9 (+8)
10
common
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15
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amplification mechanism

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small amounts of key factors to regulate and inhibit

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16
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antithrombin

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inhibits serine proteases and 10

heparin helps

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17
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production of clotting factors

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in the liver

VIII also in other

18
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vitamin K dependent clotting factors

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the TV channels

2,7,9,10

19
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VW factor production

A

megakaryocyte and endothelial produced

on chromosome 12

20
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natural anticoagulants

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antithrombin- thrombin and 10
protein C- 8 and 5
protein S- helps C

21
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fibrinolysis

A

tissue plasminogen activator is released
plasminogen into plasmin
plasmin breaks down fibrin

22
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blood sample testing

A

add sodium citrate for bleeding

add calcium back for clotting

23
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platelet function test

A

measure shape, adherane and aggregation

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platelet number test

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complete blood picture

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ELISA
enzyme linked immunoassay detects antibodies heparin induced thrombocytopenia (factor 4 and heparin = immune response)
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INR
``` prothrombin time ratio patient PT/common PT used for warfarin not sensitive to heparin or lupus ```
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APTT
intrinsic + common in seconds looking at specific factors
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VW factor testing
latex immunoassay | looking for clumping from antigen/antibody presentation
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natural anticoagulants test
chromogenic assay
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fibrinolysis test
D-dimer increased= DVT `
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haemophilia
``` A= low factor 8 B= low factor 9 ```
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aspirin
thromboxane inhibitor
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warfarin
vitamin k antagonist | TV channel factors
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treatments for haemophilia
DDAVP | factor replacement
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venous system of the leg
common, external , femoral, popliteal, tibeal
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oedema mechanism
increased hydrostatic pressure
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DVT location
more likely to be proximal
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DVT treatment
heparin | not usually warfarin
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universal donor blood type
O
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universal recipient blood type
AB
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tests before transfusion
antibody screen DAT | crossmatch IAT