For moving exam Flashcards

1
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Four areas of platelet

A

Peripheral zone
Sol-gel zone
Organelle
Membranous zone

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2
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Diluent for Platelet Count

A

1% ammonium oxalate

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3
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Is a screening procedure used to evaluate the vascular factor and the function of platelets and blood vessels.

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Bleeding time by duke method

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4
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Also one of the important procedures to detect and used for differential diagnosis hemorrhagic diseases

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Bleeding Time by Duke method

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5
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This is the test of choice in preoperative examination of patient schedule for surgery

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Bleeding time by Duke method

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6
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N.R. of bleeding time in duke method

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2-4 minutes

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7
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This is more reliable than the finger puncture method, for the skin of this is thin and subcutaneous tissue quiet vascular

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Macfarlane method (Lobe of the ear)

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8
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This method is more sensitive than the duke method and often gives an abnormal result while the duke method does not

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Ivy’s method

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9
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Puncture site of Ivy’s method

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Two incisions/puncture at the volar surface of the forearm

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10
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Abnormal clot retraction time is found in

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Glanzmann’s thrombasthenia and Thrombocytopenia

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11
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In ______ and ______ the formed clot will be small and there will be increase amount of cells expressed from the clot (RBC fallout)

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Dysfibrinogenemia and Hypofibrinogenemia

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12
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Clot retraction may be abnormal in ______ where the proteins interfere with fibrin formation.

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Paraproteinemia

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13
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In _____, the form clot will appear small and ragged, and there will be increased in RBC fallout.

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Disseminated intravascular coagulation

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14
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factors that affect clot retraction:

A

Fibrinogen
Platelets
Presence of WBC and RBC
Temperature
Thrombin

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15
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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

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Plasma fibrinogen

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16
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factors that affect clot retraction:

excessive number of this actually impedes clot retraction, although the count of this is directly proportional to the clot retraction.

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platelet

17
Q

factors that affect clot retraction:

as the packed cell volume increased, the degree of clot retraction is reduced due to bulb of the cells

A

Presence of WBC and RBC

18
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factors that affect clot retraction:

the degree of clot retraction is directly proportional to the temp above ____ the reaction is inhibited

A

Temp - 42C

19
Q

factors that affect clot retraction:

the width of the fibrin strands varies inversely with the _______ concentration and the wider the strand are the poorer is the clot retraction. ____ coated fibrin is a surface to which platelet adhere

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Thrombin

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