Ethanol Gelation Test Flashcards

1
Q

Ethanol gelation test is designed to detect its presence in the plasma.

A

fibrin monomers

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2
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Ethanol gelation test is to utilized as …

A
  1. Aid in the diagnosis of DIC
  2. Distinguish DIC from primary fibrinolysis
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3
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Principle of Ethanol Gelation Test

A

When ethanol or NaOH is added to plasma containing soluble fibrin monomers, precipitation or gel is formed.

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4
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Specimen used for ethanol gelation test

A

Fresh citrated plasma

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5
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To obtain plasma, specimen must be…

A

centrifuged

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6
Q

How many drops of patient’s plasma is added to a test tube?

A

9

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7
Q

Drop/s of 0.1N NaOH (Sodium Hydroxide) added to plasma

A

1

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8
Q

Drops of 50% ethanol

A

3

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9
Q

The mixture of plasma, NaOH and ethanol are kept at what temperature and for how many minutes?

A

RT; 10 minutes respectively

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10
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What is added to the mixture when a precipitate or gel forms?

A

1 drop of 0.1N NaOH

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11
Q

Absence of a precipitate or gel formation

A

Negative (normal)

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12
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Presence of precipitate or gel formation

A

positive

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13
Q

sodium citrate and venous blood ratio to obtain plasma

A

9:1

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14
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What should be avoided in sample collection

A

formation of foam

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15
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Sample should be centrifuged immediately at

A

no less than 1500 rpm, at least 10 mins.

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