Chapter 11 Part VI Flashcards
disseminated intravascular coagulation immune thrombocytopenia pupura von Willebrand disease Hemophilia A Hemophilia B
5 hallmark conditions of bleeding disorders
bleeding disorder with widespread thrombi: clots that depletes platelets/clotting factors –> hemorrhage; causes are SYSTEMIC coagulation (sepsis, SLE, heat stroke, SEVERE INJURY)
disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)
disseminated intravascular coagulation usually presents with clots in _____, _____ or _____ and many times is a lethal condition
kidneys
adrenals
brain
bleeding disorder with decrease platelets (decrease production or increase destruction)
small PETECHIAE –> large ECCHYMOSES (looks like large bruises)
thrombocytopenia
there are normally 150,000 cells/uL but with thrombocytopenia there can be ________ cells with post-traumatic bleeding or _______ cells with spontaneous bleeding
20,000-50,000 cells
red/purple discoloration of skin
purpura
bleeding disorder in which antibodies attack platelet membranes that are removed in spleen and produces a bleeding tendency
immune thrombocytopenic purpura
category of immune thrombocytopenia purpura that MC affects KIDS, self-limited, secondary to viral INFXN
acute ITP
category of immune thrombocytopenia purpura that is MORE COMMON; insidious, ADRs, lymphomas, idiopathic
chronic ITP
chronic ITP is _______ and affects ______ ages _____
more common
females
20-40 y.o.
treatment for ITP is _____ and usually is ____ % remission
splenectomy
65%
bleeding disorder that is autosomal DOMINANT and is MC INHERITED
von Willebrand disease
von WIllebrand disease mimics _______ and has dysfunctional platelet _______ to vessel wall; bleeding gums, easy bruising
thrombocytopenia
adherence
Hemophilia A and B affect ______ and is ___-linked
males
x-linked
Hemophilia A is usually ___% sporadic mutations with _______
30%
factor VIII