Heme Flashcards
What factor is prothrombin?
Factor II
What is pradaxa?
How do you reverse it?
It’s dabigatran. a direct thrombin inhibitor
Praxbind (idarucizumab) or HD
Caution with renal insufficiency. Metabolized by the kidneys
What is Xarelto?
How do you reverse?
Rivaroxaban. Factor Xa inhibitor
K-centra
Metabolized by the kidneys
What is eliquis?
How do you reverse it?
Apixaban. Factor Xa inhibitor
K-centra
Metabolized by liver. Safe in kidney pts
Protein C and S
Which one is the helper and which one is the primary actor?
What is their role?
Protein C is the hancho. Protein S helps. Or Supplements.
They degrade factors V and VIII
In antithrombin III deficiency do you bleed or clot?
No anti-thrombin. You don’t have a counteractor for thrombin -> you thrombose. Resistant to heparin because heparin augments anti-thrombin.
Rx: give ffp then heparin
1?
What is the 2nd most common congenital hypercoagulability?
1: factor V leiden
Protein C deficiency. No inhibition of factors V and VIII
What is dabigatran? Reversal?
Direct thrombin inhibitor
Pradaxa
Praxbind or HD
What is rivaroxaban? Reversal?
If you stop it, how long until the coat profile normalizes?
Xarelto.
Factor Xa inhibitor
4 factor PCC
Half life is 9-13 hrs. 4-5 half lives ~ 36hrs
Apixaban. Reversal?
Eliquis. Factor Xa inhibitor
4 factor PCC
What is the P2Y12 assay?
Measures degree of platelet inhibition from plavix.
Inhibition of <20% is preferred in the preop setting
Collagen types.
- Which one is the most common overall?
- which one is the most dominant during proliferative phase?
- at the end of wound healing
- overall: type I
- during proliferative: type III
- most type III’s are replaced by type I at the end of wound healing
What are the timings of the three phases in wound healing?
Inflammatory: 4-6 days
Proliferative: 4-24 days
Remodeling: 21 days - 2 yrs
Why do smokers suck at wound healing?
They don’t have appropriate neovascularization capability
Scar Bounded by the original incision.
Treatment?
Hypertrophic scar -> excision and reclosure can be helpful
Keloid: not bounded by the original incision
Steroids woundm vitamins A or E?
Vitamin A
What is the best treatment for ABO incompatibility after stopping the transfusion?
1L saline bolus