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Four areas of platelet
Peripheral zone
Sol-gel zone
Organelle
Membranous zone
Diluent for Platelet Count
1% ammonium oxalate
Is a screening procedure used to evaluate the vascular factor and the function of platelets and blood vessels.
Bleeding time by duke method
Also one of the important procedures to detect and used for differential diagnosis hemorrhagic diseases
Bleeding Time by Duke method
This is the test of choice in preoperative examination of patient schedule for surgery
Bleeding time by Duke method
N.R. of bleeding time in duke method
2-4 minutes
This is more reliable than the finger puncture method, for the skin of this is thin and subcutaneous tissue quiet vascular
Macfarlane method (Lobe of the ear)
This method is more sensitive than the duke method and often gives an abnormal result while the duke method does not
Ivy’s method
Puncture site of Ivy’s method
Two incisions/puncture at the volar surface of the forearm
Abnormal clot retraction time is found in
Glanzmann’s thrombasthenia and Thrombocytopenia
In ______ and ______ the formed clot will be small and there will be increase amount of cells expressed from the clot (RBC fallout)
Dysfibrinogenemia and Hypofibrinogenemia
Clot retraction may be abnormal in ______ where the proteins interfere with fibrin formation.
Paraproteinemia
In _____, the form clot will appear small and ragged, and there will be increased in RBC fallout.
Disseminated intravascular coagulation
factors that affect clot retraction:
Fibrinogen
Platelets
Presence of WBC and RBC
Temperature
Thrombin
factors that affect clot retraction:
the firmness of the depends on this concentration. If the level of this is increased the clot retraction is reduced
Plasma fibrinogen