Gravlee chapt 23 Flashcards

1
Q

heparin binding relates directly to —?

A

MW and sulfation and is unrelated to ATIII affinity

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2
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Heparin induces platelet reaction characterized by release of? (4)

A

PF4
GPIIb/IIIa activation
P-selection expression
increased aggregation

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3
Q

Prime ECC with what amount of Heparin in units per ml

A

3U heparin per ml priming solution

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4
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thrombocytopenia

A

One common definition of thrombocytopenia is a platelet count below 50,000 per microlitre

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5
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Thrombocytosis

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it can predispose to thrombosis in some patients

platelet count >700,000 per ml

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6
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ATIII affected persons usually have levels what % of normal

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50% of normal

present with lower limb venous thrombosis

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7
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factors precipitating ATIII are (3)

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pregnancy, infection, surgery

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8
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What explains the relative heparin resistance of newborn in comparison to adults?

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they only have ATIII levels 60-80% of adults, yet don’s exhibit the thrombotic events that adults do at these levels.

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9
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Heparin administration in peds undergoing CPB should account for what?

A

account for large volumes of distribution, increased consumption and shorter elimination half life

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10
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Volume of ATIII or FFP needed to raise ATIII levels sufficiently in adult pts with ATIII deficiency to produce adequate anticoagulation are ?

A

1000 U ATIII

2-3 U of FFP

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11
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LMWH is a potent inhibitor of what?

A

Factor Xa

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12
Q

Danaparoid is a what?

A
  • herparinoid
  • anticoagulant
  • alternative to heparin
  • has been shown to have a lower cross-reactivity with HIT antibodies than LMWH
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13
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Ancrod

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  • defibrinogenating agent
  • alt to heparin, anticoagulant
  • lyses fibrinogen in a manner that precludes the formation of fibrin polymers
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14
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Hirudin unlike Heparin acts independently of what?

A

ATIII and inhibits clot-bound and fluid phase thrombin

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15
Q

Heparin alternative that is approved for HIT patients, pts w/unstable angina, thromboembolic stroke and appealing to patients with renal failure/insufficiency(but not dialysis patients)?

A

Argatroban (inhibits thrombin by binding to its catalytic site)
synthetic of arginine

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16
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Anticoagulants appealing for dialysis patients going under CPB? (2)

A
  • UFH in combo with potent platelet inhibitor(like eptifibatide or prostaglandin)
  • Bivalirudin alone
17
Q

Among pts that develop HIT what % develop type II?

A

20% - in which may carry a mortality rate as high as 35%

18
Q

Diagnosis HIT type II?

A

demonstrated heparin induced platelet aggregation confirms diagnosis