Bleeding disorders Flashcards

1
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Primary hemostasis

A

Platelet plug

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2
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Secondary Hemostasis

A

coagulation cascade

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3
Q

Epistaxis with gingival bleeding, easy bruising and menorrhagia is hallmark

A

primary hemostasis failure

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4
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Delayed bleeding, or bleeding into muscles and joints is consistent with

A

secondary hemostasis failure

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5
Q

Identifies platelet disorders and vessel-wall integrity

A

Bleeding time

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6
Q

Tests conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

A

Thrombin time

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7
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Used to identify excessive fibrinolysis

A

Fibrinogen, fibrinogen degradation products, d-dimer

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8
Q

Common acquired bleeding disorders

A

Liver Disease
Vit K def
Factor inhibitors
DIC

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9
Q

Bleeding due to Vit K def should be treated with

A

FFP

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10
Q

Bleeding due to factor inhibitor should be treated with

A

Activated factor concentrate (kcentra?)

Immunosuppression

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11
Q

Peripheral smear in DIC

A

Schistocytes

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12
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Treatment for bleeding in DIC

A

platelets and coag factory replacement

Treat underlying disorder

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13
Q

Serious bleeding at any INR in patient on warfarin

A
Kcentra/ 4f=PCC
or
3fPCC with FFP
or 
rfVIIa
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14
Q

Differentials for Prolonged PT and normal aPTT

A

Factor VII deficiency or inhibitor
Liver disease
Vit K def
Warfarin ingestion

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15
Q

Differentials for normal PT, prolonged aPTT

A

Deficiency of Factors VIII, IX, XI or XII
vWD (if factor VIII is low)
Heparin exposure

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16
Q

Differentials for Prolonged PT and aPTT

A

Deficiency of factors V, X, II or fibrinogen
Severe liver disease, DIC, Vit K def, warfarin toxicity
Heparin overdose

17
Q

Differentials for Normal PT and aPTT in a patient who is bleeding

A
Platelet dysfunction
vWD (if mild bleeding and FVIII is not too low)
Scurvy
Ehlers-Danlos
Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
Factory XIII deficiency
18
Q

Factor associated with Hemophilia A

A

Factor VIII

19
Q

Factor associated with Hemophilia B

A

Factor IX

20
Q

Factor XI deficiency is rare and mild. It is found in

A

Ashkenazi Jews

Prolonged PTT, normal PT, thrombin time and bleeding time

21
Q

PT and PTT findings in hemophilia

A

PT normal, PTT prolonged

22
Q

What should mild Hemophilia A patients receive for acute bleeding and before minimally invasive procedures

A

Desmopressin

23
Q

How to differentiate Liver disease labs from DIC

A

Factor VIII

Made by endothelial cells

24
Q

Most common inherited bleeding disorder

A

vWD

25
Q

Normal function of vWF

A

vWF adheres platelets to injured vessels and carries VIII

26
Q

Lab findings in vWB

A

elevated bleeding time, normal PT, normal or prolonged PTT

27
Q

Treatment for vWD

A

Estrogen- can regulate menstrual cycle and increase vWF
DDAVP before minor procedures
Pure factor VIII (contains vWF)

28
Q

Cryo should not be used to treat vWD because of its

A

increased transfusion infection risk