Coagulation 7 Flashcards
Which coagulopathies present with a prolonged PTT and normal PT? (select 2)
a. hemophilia A
b. hemophilia B
c. factor 10 deficiency
d. factor 2 deficiency
a & b
Hemophilia A is
factor 8 deficiency
Hemophilia A is most common in
males
Severe hemophilia A is associated with
spontaneous bleeding in the joints, muscles, and vital organs
________ is prolonged with hemophilia A
PTT
Treatment options for hemophilia A include
factor 8 concentrate, FFP, cryo, and DDAVP
Hemophilia _ is usually more severe than hemophilia _
A; B
Hemophilia B is a _______ deficiency
factor 9
Anesthetic considerations for hemophilia B are
the same as with hemophilia A
________ is prolonged with hemophilia B
PTT
_____________ can be used to replace factor 9 in hemophilia B
factor 9 prothrombin complex
Factor-9 prothrombin complex concentrate is associated with
thromboembolic complications
____________ is a treatment option for hemophilia A & B
recombinant factor 7
Risks for recombinant factor 7 include
MI
embolic stroke
PE
DVT
Recombinant factor 7 is used as a
last ditch tx. for bleeding without an identifiable cause
The dose of recombinant factor 7 is
20-40 mcg/kg
Hemophilia A is a __________ chromosomal disorder
X linked
Mild disease of hemophilia A
does not cause spontaneous bleeding but is associated with increased surgical bleeding