DIC Flashcards

1
Q

Thrombosis Neuro s/s (3)

A
  • AMS
  • Delirium
  • Coma
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2
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Thrombosis Integumentary (2)

A
  • focal ischemia

- gangrene

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3
Q

Thrombosis Renal (2)

A
  • oliguria

- azotemia

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4
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Thrombosis Pulmonary (1)

A
  • ARDS
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5
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Thrombosis GI (1)

A
  • Paralytic Ileus
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6
Q

Fibrinolysis Neuro (2)

A
  • Intracerebral bleeding

- AMS

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Q

Fibrinolysis Integumentary (3)

A
  • Petechiae
  • Echymoses
  • Bleeding from IV site
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Fibrinolysis Renal (1)

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  • Hematuria
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9
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Fibrinolysis Pulmonary (3)

A
  • respiratory congestion
  • dyspnea
  • hemoptysis
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Fibrinolysis Mucous Membranes (2)

A
  • epistaxis

- gingival oozing

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11
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Fibrinolysis GI (1)

A
  • massive bleed
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12
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Thrombin generation leads to 3 activities

A
  • intravascular fibrin deposition
  • plasminogen activation
  • platelet consumption
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13
Q

DIC Diagnostics - prolonged (3)

A
  • PT
  • INR
  • aPTT
    Related to clotting factor depletion
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14
Q

DIC Diagnostics - decreased (4)

A
  • Platelets
  • Factor Assay
  • Fibrinogen
  • Anti-thrombin
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15
Q

DIC Diagnostics - increased (2)

A
  • FDP (byproduct of fibrinolytic activity)

- D Dimer (presents with fibrinolysis)

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16
Q

When to transfuse platelets

A
  • bleeding and < 50,000

- high risk of bleeding and < 20,000

17
Q

When to transfuse FFP

A
  • bleeding and PT/aPTT > 1.5 normal

- fibrinogen < 1.5 g /dL

18
Q

When to transfuse fibrinogen concentrate or cryoprecipitate

A
  • bleeding and hypofibrinogenemia < 1.5 g/dL despite FFP replacement
19
Q

Normal Fibrinogen

A
  • Clotting Factor 1
  • Non-vitamin K dependent
    200-400 mg/dL
20
Q

When is Fibrinogen increased?

A

In sepsis (because inflammation causes clotting!), burns, inflammatory and collagen diseases

21
Q

Normal D Dimer

A
  • Fibrin-split product
  • Presence represents fibrinolysis specific to DIC, PE, DVT, and arterial thrombosis (MI)
  • Normally not present
22
Q

Normal Fibrinogen Degradation split Product (FDP)

A
  • Byproduct of fibrinolytic activity
  • Reflects primary fibrinolysis
    < 10 mcg / mL
23
Q

Normal PT

A
  • clotting factor 2
  • vitamin K dependent
  • think COUMADIN!
    11-16 seconds