HAEMATOLOGY Flashcards

1
Q

3 blues?
also what is the yellow highlighted?

A

yellow=reticulocytes

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2
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Between regenerative and non-regenerative anaemia, which is inside the bone marrow? Outside?

A

NR BM
R=outside

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3
Q

Can acute blood loss cause anaemia?

A

NO: can only cause hypovolaemic shock

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4
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5
Q

name an immunosurpressive drug that cannot be used in cats

A

Azathioprine

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6
Q

Hagman trait means that cats are missing factor XII, and therefore you cannot trust which number in bloodwork?

A

APPT

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7
Q

What cat breed is predisposed to a deficiency in factor I

A

maine coon

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8
Q

A lack on Anti-thrombin III puts an animal at the risk of _________

A

clotting

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9
Q

Which coagulation factors are PIVKA? (protiens induced by vitamin K?). this can be due to rodenticide toxicity

A

2,7,9,10

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10
Q

4 hallmarks of DIC

A

thrombocytopenia
prolonged PT/APPT
low fibrinogen
schistocytes on blood smear

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11
Q

taking NSAIDS can cause which bloood disorder?

A

thrombocytopathia

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12
Q

what are the 3 types of von willebrand disease?

which one has variable severity (as opposed to severe)?

name 2 breeds predisposed to each

A
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13
Q

What is the diagnosis of rodenticide toxicity?

A

prolonged PT & APTT
access, clinical presentation, response to therapy

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14
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What is the treatment of rodenticide toxicity?

A

vitamin K1

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15
Q

What tests the intrinsic pathway?
What tests the extrinsic pathway?

A

intrinsic: APTT
extrinsic: PT

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16
Q

What are the clotting factors for the intrinsic pathway?

Extrinsic pathway?

Common pathway?

A

intrinsic : 12,11,9,8

ext: 7

common: 10,5,2

17
Q

What are 5 substances produced by platelets during primary haemostasis that help the release reaction and aggregate other platelets?

A

PF3
ADP
TXA2
serotonin
adrenaline

18
Q

IS vWF relevant in primary or secondary haemostasis?

19
Q

What is the BMBT test?

It should only be done when platelet count is what?

What is the reference range for it?

A

buccal mucosa bleeding time

when platelets >50x10^8/l

bleeding should stop in 2-4 minutes

20
Q

What number of platelets indicates spontaneous bleeding?

21
Q

reticulocyte count of less than what number indicates non-regen anaemia?

A

0.02%

50x10^9

22
Q

What are 3 causes of low B12

A

pancreatitis
hyperthyroidism
terminal ileum disease

23
Q

rodenticide toxicity would need supplementation of what?

why?

A

vit K

becasue it affects vit K dependant coag factors

24
Q

what test can specifically determine function of vit K depending coag factors?

25
Q

what is the most common cause of defective primary haemostasis

A

thrombocytopaenia

26
Q

wat type of dogs ar epredisposed to IMHA?

and what breed?

A

middle aged female

springer spaniels

27
Q

what are the two most important anticoagulation proten

A

antirhombin III
and protien C

28
Q

Patients with defective primary haemostasis present with what kind of bleeds?

Patients with defective secondary haemostasis present with what kind of bleeds?

(2 things for each)

A

primary: petechial and prolonged

secondary: large and re-bleeds

29
Q

If platelet numbers are sufficient, what test can be used to test platelet function?

A

BMBT, buccal mucosa bleeding time

30
Q

Secodnary haemostasis can be testing using which 3 indicators on bloodwork?

31
Q

D-dimer tests detect what

A

fibrin degredation products (FDPs)

32
Q

What drug could be used to treat mild cases of vWD or haemophilia A?

A

desmopressin

33
Q

haemophillia A affects what group of animals?

it is a deficiency in what factor?

A

males only

factor 8

34
Q

what blood results would you see in a case of DIC?

A

prolonged BMBT, ACT, PT, APTT

decreased fibrinogen

elevated FDP

thrombocytopenia