perfusion Flashcards
avitene
causes platelets to adhere and aggregate
thrombocytopenia
type of coagulation deficit; low platelets; bone marrow deficit, DIC
Vitamin K deficiency
type of coagulation deficit; lack of coagulation factors II, VII, IX, X and prothrombin
prothrombin
protein that helps clot blood
Von Willebrand disease
inherited disorder; insufficiency of vWF causing lots of bleeding
vWF factor
clotting factor; synthesized by endothelial cells and mediates platelet adhesion
desmopressin (vasopressin, ADH)
treats VW disease; stimulates vWF synthesis and secretion
Hemophilia A
inherited disorder which is highest in males; factor VIII insufficiency causing lots of bleeding
synthetic factor VIII
plasma; treats hemophilia A
embolus
clot that forms in a vessel and then breaks off and travels through the body
thrombosis
when a clot blocks a vein or artery
thrombus
blood clot that forms in a vein
venous stasis
thrombus risk factor; inflammation of skin due to decreased circulation
-can occur to decreased mobility
high blood viscosity
risk factor of thrombus; can happen due to dehydration
smoking
thrombus risk factor; cytotoxic causing endothelial injury and oxidation of LDL’s
DIC
thrombus risk factor; HITT, preeclampsia, drug induced
high estrogen
thrombus risk factor; increased hepatic coagulation factor synthesis and decreased clot lysis
atrial fibrilation
irregular P heart wave causing inadequate ventricular filling leading to low cardiac output
- dizziness, irregular pulse
cardioversion
emergency treatment of atrial fibrillation; 120-220J of energy
- deliver timed depolarization to try and create normal heart rhythm
ASA
treatment of atrial fibrillation; slow nodal conduction and interrupt the impulse re-entry pathway
ablation procedure
long term treatment of atrial fibrillation; cauterize area causing electrical impulses
P wave
atrial contraction
QRS
ventricle depolarization
T wave
ventricles repolarize