IL9 : Hemostatic Disorder Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

what is hemophilia and cause

A

rare x-linked recessive bleeding disorder caused by pathogenic variants in factor 8 and 9

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2
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hallmark manifestation of hemophilia

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bleeding tendency, hemarthrosis, intramuscular hematoma

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3
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what type of mutation is in hemophilia

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Lenovo mutation (around 20-30%)

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4
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what laboratory found in patient w hemophilia

A

prolonged APPT and low factor 8 and 9

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5
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what is Von Willebrand disease

A

excessive mucosal bleeding / bleeding after invasive procedures

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6
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Von Willebrand disease caused by

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qualitative and quantitative defect of VWF

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7
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in Von Willebrand disease, bleeding symptoms vary among what

A

age and sex
disease subtype
level of residual VWF and factor 8

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8
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Von Willebrand disease is inherited autosomal bleeding disorder true/false

A

true

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9
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Von Willebrand disease Lab test =

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prolonged aPTT
decreased level of VWF

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10
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Immune thrombocytopenia caused from

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increase platelets clearance
impaired megakaryocyte

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what is the pathophysiology of B cell in Immune thrombocytopenia

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  1. B cell produce autoantibodies against platelet glycoproteins
  2. antibody bind to platelet and mark for clearance by splenic macrophage -> accelerated platelet clearance
  3. antibody also bind to megakaryocytic (platelet precursor) to stop maturation
  4. activate complement or desialylation
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12
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what is the pathophysiology of T cell in Immune thrombocytopenia

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helper T cell help stimulate autoantibody production
1. cytotoxic T cells can directly attack platelet or megakaryocyte -> decreasing platelet number
2. Regulatory T cell defect -> can’t suppress auto immune -> loss of self tolerance and over activation of B or T cells

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12
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can patient w immune thrombocyclopenia be asymptomatic

A

yes and mostly

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12
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what is ITP

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= platelet count below 100,000x10^9
- diagnosis of exclusion
1. to rule out other causes of thrombocyclopenia
2. to evaluate for secondary causes of ITP

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13
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what screening tool can be used to identify patients w VWF

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BAT ( ISTH- Bleeding Assessment Tool)
- can also use to detect other bleeding disorder as well
- decrease blood testing
- limitation only people w bleeding symptoms

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14
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cirrhosis cause alteration in what

A

primary hemostasis, coagulation, fibrinolysis

14
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clinical finding in DIC

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thrombocytopenia, prolonged PT and aPTT, hyperfibrinogenemia, elevated D dimer, microangiopathic hemolytic anemia

15
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laboratory finding in liver disease

A

thrombocytopenia, prolong PT (early liver impairment), prolonged aPTTT (advanced liver impairment) hypofibrinogenemia

16
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laboratory in Vitamin K deficiency

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prolonged PT and APTT
low factor 2, 5 ,7