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Tranexamic acid
Moa 1,
Evidence in cardiac sx patients 2,
Txa in gi bleed summary txa does ...
7
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PRBC transfusion
Risks 1,
Early adverse reactions 2,
Late complications 3
5
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Plasma Transfusion
What is plasma 1,
Indications for plasma transfusion 2,
Prothrombin complex concentrate p...
4
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Cryoprecipitate
What is cryo 1,
Indications 2,
Risks 3
3
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Thrombocytopenia causes
Q what are the four major mechani...,
What conditions cause decreased p...,
Which drugs can suppress platelet...
10
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Platelet transfusion
Thresholds for platelet transfusi...,
Clinical practice notes 2
2
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Mechanisms of transfusion reactions
What are the four main mechanisms...,
What causes immune mediated trans...,
What are examples of immune media...
6
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Recombinant factor VIIA
What is the approved use of recom...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the role of rfviia in tra...
6
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Massive Transfusion Protocol
What is the rationale for mtp 1,
When should you initiate mtp 2,
What is mtp used for 3
17
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TRALI
Definition 1,
Pathogenesis 2,
Lab findings 3
6
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ROTEM
Why rotem instead of traditional ...,
Rotem assays 2,
Rotem graph parameters 3
5
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ROTEM practice
What does rotem assess 1,
Why is rotem more useful than tra...,
What does the intem assay measure 3
16
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Anticoagulation in critically ill- Warfarin
Type and use 1,
Pharmacology 2,
Clinical considerations 3
7
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Anticoagulation in ICU - UFH
U f h overview 1,
Moa 2,
Metabolism 3
8
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Anticoagulation in ICU—LMWH
Lmwh overview 1,
Advantages over ufh 2,
Clinical efficacy 3
6
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Anticoagulation in ICU Direct Thrombin Inhibitors
Direct thrombin inhibitors iv 1,
Bivalirudin 2,
Argatroban 3
3
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Parenteral Indirect Factor Xa Inhibitor
Fondaparinux parenteral indirect ...,
Mechanism of action 2,
Pharmacokinetics 3
6
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Direct Oral Anticoagulants- DTIs
Oral direct thrombin inhibitor dt...,
Pharmacokinetics 2,
Indications 3
6
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DOACs-Oral Direct Factor Xa Inhibitors
Agents rivaroxaban apixaban 1,
Pharmacokinetics 2,
Indications 3
5
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Non-Heparin anticoagulants-Quiz
What are the key features of biva...,
Q what are the key features of ar...,
Q what are the key features of fo...
6
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Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia (HITS)
Hits types 1,
Pathophysiology 2,
Clinical features 3
7
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Anticoagulation reversal
What are the key considerations w...,
Common pitfalls with coagulopathy...,
Pre procedure coagulation managem...
10
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Cell morphologies and causes
Macrocytosis 1,
Nucleated rbcs 2,
Rouleaux formation 3
19
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Coagulation Tests
Aptt 1,
Pt and inr 2,
Mixing studies 3
13
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Haematological Malignancy- Classification
Classification of haem malignanci...,
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia all 2,
Acute myeloid leukemia aml 3
9
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Haem Malignancy- treatment
Tt of haem malignancies 1,
Chemotherapy phases 2,
Immunotherapy 3
4
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Haematopoetic Stem Cell Transplant
Haematopoietic stem cell transpla...,
Complications of haematopoietic s...,
Infectious complications by time ...
14
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ICU Issues in Haem Malignancy
Key emergencies in haem onc patie...,
1 acute oncological emergencies 2,
Cns involvement 3
8
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HLH- Haemophagocytic LymphoHistiocytosis
Definition 1,
Describe pathophysiology of hlh 2,
Causes 3
7
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ICU issues in Haem Malignancy cont…
Febrile neutropenia q definition ...,
Neutropenic enterocolitis 2,
Respiratory failure in haematolog...
9
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Timor lysis Syndrome
Definition and key metabolic chan...,
Pathophysiology mech of drugs used 2,
Renal failure in tls 3
9
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DIC
Definition 1,
Pathophysiology of dic 2,
Life threatening consequences of ...
12
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HLH- Haemophagocytic LymphoHistiocytosis COPY
Definition 1,
Blank 2,
Describe pathophysiology of hlh 3
9
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Thrombotic Micro Angiopathies- TTP, HUS
Q pathophysiology 1,
Diagnostic features of acute tma 2,
Causes of tma 3
19
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TMA in Pregnancy
Differentials of tma in pregnancy 1,
Hellp qdefinition qclinical featu...,
Complement mediated hus c hus 3
6
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TTP
Epidemiology of acquired ttp 1,
What are the clinical manifestati...,
What is the plasmic score 3
6
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C-HUS (Atypical HUS)
Pathophysiology of c hus compleme...,
Clinical features of c hus 2,
Diagnostic strategy limitations o...
5
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Shiga toxin Related HUS (ST- HUS)
Typical hus caused by pathophysio...,
History clinical features 2,
Diagnostic tests 3
4
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Comparison TTP vs C-HUS vs ST-HUS
Comparison table 1
1
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Catastrophic APLA
Blank 1
1
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