SEC HEMO TESTS Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Measures the period required for free formation of
blood to clot after it has been removed from the body

A

Clotting Time

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2
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Clotting time 2 methods

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• Methods:
o Capillary Blood Method
▪ Slide drop method
▪ Capillary method (Dale and Laidlaw’s)
o Whole Blood (Lee and White Method)

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3
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• Methods:
o Capillary Blood Method
▪ Slide drop method
□ Normal value:

A

• Methods:
o Capillary Blood Method
▪ Slide drop method
□ Normal value: 2-4 mins

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4
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▪ Capillary method (Dale and Laidlaw’s)
o Whole Blood (Lee and White Method)
▪ Normal value:

A

7-15mins

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5
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Monitors coagulation factors of the extrinsic and
common pathways

A

proth time

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6
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Used to monitor oral anticoagulant therapy

A

proth time

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7
Q

When______ is added to PPP along
with calcium, it reacts with factor VIIa to convert
factor X to Xa.

A

thromboplastin

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8
Q

Factor Xa, along with factor Va, phospholipids,
and calcium, converts prothrombin to____.

A

thrombin

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9
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o Standardized way of reporting PT results
o Introduced to minimize the difference in PT
results due to different reagent-instrument
combinations

A

INR - International Normalized Ratio

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10
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Used to monitor heparin therapy (heparin -
antithrombin)

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Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (APTT)

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11
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Stypven Time
aka?

A

Russell’s Viper Venom Time

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12
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Reagent: of Stypven Time

A

East Indian Viper venom (Vipera russelli)

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13
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Normal value Stypven time

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6-10 secs

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14
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Reptilase - thrombin-like enzyme from the reptile

which Converts fibrinogen to fibrin

A

Bothrops atrox

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15
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Detects fibrinogen deficiency
• Unaffected by heparin therapy

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Reptilase Time

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16
Q

Reptilase differs from thrombin in which
reptilase cleaves ______, while
thrombin cleaves fibrinopeptides A and B

A

fibrinopeptide A

17
Q

Duckert’s Test
aka?
• Detects Factor XIII deficiency

A

• Aka 5M Urea Solubility Test

18
Q

Duckert’s Test reagent

A

1% monochloroacetic acid

19
Q

Principle of test; Patient’s plasma is clotted by the addition of
calcium chloride.

A

Duckert’s Test

20
Q

Factor XIII deficiency: clot is soluble to _____

21
Q

Presence of Factor XIII: clot is insoluble to 5M urea for
____ hrs

22
Q

Mixing Studies
• Aka??

A

• Aka substitution studies

23
Q

A procedure done to identify specific factor
deficiencies by mixing correction reagents with a
patient’s plasma, and performing PT and APTT

A

mixing studies

24
Q

• Screening procedure for the measurement of
fibrinolytic activity

A

Euglobulin Clot Lysis Time

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- protein fraction that precipitates when plasma is diluted with water and acidified
• Euglobulin
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Addition of 1% acetic acid to diluted plasma causes euglobulin fraction to precipitate.
Euglobulin Clot Lysis Time
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• Detects the presence of fibrin monomers by causing the formation of fibrin strands or gel-like clots (paracoagulate) - paracoagulation
Protamine Sulfate Test
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Reagent: Protamine sulfate o Treatment for heparin overdose o Warfarin overdose - Vit. K
Protamine sulfate test
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• Less sensitive but more specific test than protamine sulfate test • Detects the presence of fibrin monomers
Ethanol Gelation Test
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Reagent o 50% ethanol o Sodium hydroxide
Ethanol Gelation Test
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Used to evaluate the presence of specific fragments arising from degradation of fibrin
Latex D-dimer test
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• Principle: Enzyme immunoassay and latex bead o The test uses latex beads coated with monoclonal antibody specific for D-dimer
Latex D-dimer test
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• Single test to differentiate primary and secondary fibrinolysis.
latex d-dimer test
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o The test has no specificity for fibrinogen and, therefore identifies plasmin action towards fibrin.
latex d-dimer test