The Bleeding Trauma Pt + TIC Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

Trauma induced coagulopathy

A

Acute traumatic coagulopathy + resuscitation coagulopathy

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2
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How are clotting factors effected in trauma

A

Dilution - massive transfusion and iv fluid replacement
Loss - bleeding or consumption of clotting factors
Dysfunction - hypothermia and acidosis

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3
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What percentage of trauma patients are cagulopathic on arrival to ed

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24%

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4
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Clotting factors involved in intrinsic, extrinsic, and common pathways

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Intrinsic - 12, 11, 9, 8

Extrinsic - 7

Common - 10, 2, 1, 13

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5
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Action of factor 10

A

Activates prothrombin (factor 2) to thrombin
Thrombin then activates fibrinogen (factor 1) to fibrin

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6
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What causes TIC

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Trauma -> incr thrombin, decr fibrinogen, fibrinolysis -> ATC
Shock -> fibrinolysis, platelet dysfunction -> ATC

Trauma, shock -> incr activated protein C

Resuscitation -> haemodilution, acidaemia, hypothermia

ATC + Resuscitation related + protein C -> TIC

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7
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What factor has the greatest influence on increased fibrinogen breakdown rate

A

Acidosis

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8
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What lab tests is TIC defined based on

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PT (>16/18s)
INR (>1.5)
PTT (>1.5xnormal/>60s)
Platelets (<100/80/50)

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9
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What device can be used to POC Prothrombin time

A

Coaguchek

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10
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ITACTIC

A

Implementing Treatment Algorithms for the Correction of Trauma Induced Coagulopathy

Viscoelastic haemostatic assay

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11
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What may be given to a patient with TIC

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Fibrinogen - 4g equivalent (as cryoprecipitate or concentrate)
Platelets - 1 additional pool
Plasma - 4 additional units
TXA - additional 1g IV bolus

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12
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How does hyperfibrinolysis appear on viscoelastic assay

A

Horizontally squashed

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13
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CRASH 2

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Effect of TXA in haemorrhage
Significantly reduced risk of death due to bleeding and all cause death with TXA

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14
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When should TXA be given

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Within 60 mins

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15
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CRASH 3

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Effect of TXA in acute TBI
No sig difference in head injury related death in 28 days or neuro recovery compared to placebo

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16
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TXA use for code red

A

1g prehospital bolus (within 1 hr of injury)

1g in hospital bolus

17
Q

TXA use for TBI

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Head injury GCS </=12 / ICH on CT / HEMS intubated head injury

2g bolus

18
Q

What did COMBAT show

A

No benefit of prehospital plasma

19
Q

What did CRYOSTAT 2 investigate

A

Effect of early cryoprecipitate administration on mortality in major trauma haemorrhage

No difference

20
Q

FINTIC

A

Fibrinogen in TIC

21
Q

CHIPS

A

CHIlled Platelet Study

22
Q

Disadvantages of whole blood

A

Coagulation factor loss (V and VIII)
Cold platelets

23
Q

Effects of bleeding in first mins to hours

A

Hypocoagulation
Bleeding
ATC/TIC

24
Q

Effects of haemorrhage hours-days after injury

A

Hypercoagulation
Fibrin deposition
Immunosuppression
Cardiac dysfunction
MODS