Dental management of coagluopathies Flashcards

1
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acquired medical conditions affecting coagluapaties

A

chronic kidney disease
liver diseaseHF
myeloproliferative disorders
chemotherapy

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2
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congenital med conditions affecting coaglauation

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haemophilia
von willebrans
erlers danlos

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3
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haemophilia A

A

A factor VIII deficiency

B factor 9

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4
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haemophilia B

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factor IX deficeicy

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5
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haemophilia is

A

X linked recessive
females become carriers
males will be symptomatic

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6
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signs and symptoms of haemophilia

A
nose bleeds
easy brusing
spontaneous gingival bleeding 
GI bleeds
difficultiy clotting after cuts
hemarthosis
crainal bleeds
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7
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treatment for haempphilia

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antifirbinolytic agents (transexamic acid)
DDAVP
direct factor replacement

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8
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transexamic acid

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anti fibrinolytic agent that inhibits breakdown of fibrin clots
blocks binding of plasminogen and plasmin to fibrin i.e. no fibrinolysis

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9
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desmopressin DDAVP

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synthetic replacement for vasopressin (hormone reducing urine production)
stimulates release of VWF and FV/VIII

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10
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what does VW do

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promotes plate aggregation (primary haemostats)

carrier protien for factor VIII (Secondary haemostasis)

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11
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treatment of VW disease

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DDVAP

direct factor replacemtn

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12
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types of VW disease

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1 D
2 D
3 - recessive

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13
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blood test platelet counts

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less than 20 spontaneous bleeding

>80 haemostatic

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14
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what do NSAIDS do blood wise

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impari platlet function

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15
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what do SSRI anti depressants do blood wise

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affect plateletaggregation

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16
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what do immunosuppresants do do blood wise

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reduce amount of platelets available

17
Q

warfarin

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antigoagulant
vit K anatagonists
used in DVT, AF, strokes and valve repalement

18
Q

INR

A

time taken for clot to form in blood relative to standard of 1

19
Q

antipletlet drugs

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impar primary homeostasis by interring with platelet aggregation
e.g. asparin
clopidogrel

20
Q

NOACS

A

novel oral anticaogluans
e.g. dibigatran
rivaoxiban(affect Xa clotting factor)
apixiban

21
Q

antidote for warfarin overdose

A

vit K

22
Q

low molecular weight heparin

A

usually SC injection

prevention of VTE

23
Q

INR stable and unstable

A

stable
- can be assessed 72 Horus before proedure
ustabe
24 hours of dental procedure

24
Q

local measures for extraction

A

horizontal mattress sutues
use haemostat packing material
warm wet absorbent cause to put pressure directly on site of extraction