Coagulation and UA Flashcards

1
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Factor V (leiden) mutation

A

most common hereditary blood coagulation disorder in US

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2
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Prothrombin time (PT) and INR is used to evaluate

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  • extrinsic coagulation system

- used to guide warfarin/coumadin therapy

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3
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therapeutic INR value for DVT/PE/TIA

mechanical heart valves

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2-3

5-6

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4
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Heparin works on the ( ) pathway and is tested via

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intrinsic, partial thromboplastin time (PTT)

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5
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test to measure conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

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-thrombin time

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6
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Decreased levels of fibrinogen indicate

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-DIC (disseminated intravascular clotting) bc excess thrombin cleaves fibrinogen, which ultimately leaves behind multiple fibrin clots in the circulation

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7
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most notable subtype of fibrin split products is and is produced how?

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D-dimer (DVT, PE, MI)

  • produced by action of plasmin on deposited fibrin
  • used to evaluate evidence of fibrin formation
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8
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Direct Coomb’s test function and postive result?

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  • use pts RBCs to test for presence of antibody on pts cells, also used to screen for AI hemolytic anemia/hemolytic transfusion rxn
  • indicates immune mechanism is attacking patient’s own RBCs
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9
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Indirect Coombs test function

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  • Used to check cross-match prior to blood transfusion

- used in pre-natal testing to asses RH and ABO incompatibility

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10
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alkaline pH can indicate

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-bacteria/UTI

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11
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acidic pH can indicate

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  • high protein diet
  • COPD
  • acidosis
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12
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specific gravity roughly correlates with ( ) and increased/decreased levels indicate what?

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osmolality
increased-volume depletion
decreased-over hydration, pyelonephritis

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13
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best indicator of renal disease?

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24 hour urine study if persistent proteinuria present

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14
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glucose level of ( ) will begin to be seen in urine?

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180

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15
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Leukocyte esterase test is used to detect….

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  • lysed WBC

- when combined with nitrite test, suspect UTI

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16
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Positive nitrite test indicates?

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  • infection

- bacteeria converts nitrates to nitrite

17
Q

Hematuria can indicate….

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  • stones
  • tumor
  • infection
18
Q

positive billirubin indicates

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  • obstructive jaundice

- hepatitis

19
Q

Casts are used to identify

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certain kidney diseases and overall disease states

20
Q

hyaline casts are seen in…

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  • HTN
  • nephrotic syndrome
  • after exercise
21
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RBC casts are seen in…

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  • acute glomerulonephritis

- lupus nephritis

22
Q

WBC casts are seen in…

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  • Pyelonephritis

- acute interstitial nephritis

23
Q

Positive myogloblin indicates

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  • skeletal muscle injury
  • CO poisoning
  • delirium tremors
24
Q

Bence-Jones protein is used to detect….

A

multiple myeloma

25
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24 hr urine increased results can indicate….

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VMA and metanephrines (byproducts of epi) which indicates pheochromocytoma, neuroblastoma