coagulation Flashcards

1
Q

What happens if sterile water is used to dilute PRBC’s?

A

hemolysis

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2
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What is a reasonable lower threshold for platelet infusion?
40000
70000
100000
130000
150000
A

70000

not usually required until platelet count >50000

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3
Q

A pool of platelets raises platelet count by how much?

A

300-50000

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4
Q

If a trauma pt is undergoing emergent laparotamy and receives and recieves 10 cell saver units plus 12 prbcs and no clots are in surgical field and venipuncture sites have begun to bleed, what’s the problem?

A

dilutional thrombocytopenia

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5
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What is the earliest coagulation disturbance seen in massively transfused patients?

A

hypofibrinigemia

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6
Q

What fibrinogen level is associated with coagulopathies?

A

<100 mg/dl

normal 200-400

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7
Q

What product can be used to treat Hemophilia A?

A

cryo

or recombinant factor VIII–preferred

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8
Q

Which factor is hemophilia a and b

A

a is a chortage of VII

b is IX

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9
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conditions producing decreased response to heparin

A

heparin bids and upregulates ATIII. ATIII then inhibits IX,X,XI, and XII
hepatic insufficiency-ATIII deficiency, ateriosclerotic disease, septicemia, pregnancy, HIT,
drugs-heparin, NTG interaction
neonates/elderly

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