CIS Gianani nonsense - SRS

Question 1

How does primary hemostasis typically manifest?

Answer 1

Mucocutaneous bleeding, superficial bleeds, deep tissue bleeding and hemearthrosis is uncommon

Question 2

How does secondary hemostasis manifest?

Answer 2

Skin, muscle or joint bleeds

Question 3

How do the clinical presentations of hemophilia A and B differ?

Answer 3

They don’t

Question 4

What is hemophilia A a deficiency of?

Answer 4

Factor VIII

Question 5

What is hemophilia B a deficiency of?

Answer 5

Factor IX

Question 6

What is the mode of inheritance of hemophilia A and B?

Answer 6

X linked recessive

Question 7

What is thrombophilia?

Answer 7

An increased tendancy of the blood to clot

Question 8

How can you reverse DIC?

Answer 8

Give fibrinogen… apparently

Question 9

What would you call the combo of autoimmune hemolytic anemia and thrombocytopenia?

Answer 9

Evans syndrome

Question 10

What are the two types of HIT?

Which is more important?

Answer 10

HIT 1 - tends to resolve spontaneously

HIT 2 - more important

(heparin induced thrombocytopenia)

Question 11

what is the pathogenesis of HIT?