LAB EVALUATION CONTINUATION Flashcards

1
Q

Venom ——- is a thromboplastin-like substance

A

“Vipera ruselli”

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2
Q

Addition of the venom bypasses the activation of — and directly activates FX.

A

VII

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3
Q

STYPVEN/RUSELL’s VIPER VENOM NORMAL VALUES

A

NV: 6-10 seconds

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4
Q

What is the function of Dilute Russel Viper Venome time (dRVVT)?

A

DETECTS LUPUS ANTICOAGULANT

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5
Q

Otherwise known as “Fibrinogen Deficiency Test”

A

THROMBIN TIME

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6
Q

THROMBIN TIME PRINCIPLE
Principle: Addition of thrombin bypasses all coagulation pathways except:

A

polymerization of Fibrinogen

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7
Q

-measures the conversion of —— to fibrin

A

fibrinogen

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8
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THROMBIN TIME NORMAL VALUE

A

NV: 17-25 seconds

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9
Q

Fibrinogen level IN tHROMBIN TIME

A

75-100 mg/dL

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10
Q

Presence of Heparin and FDP

A

THROMBIN TIME

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11
Q

IN THROMBIN TIME Normally prolonged in

A

newborn and multiple myeloma

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12
Q

source of reptilase enzyme (thrombin like substance)

A

Bothrops atrox

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13
Q

Principle: Reptilase bypasses all coagulation pathways except the

A

polymerization of fibrinogen and the monomers.

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14
Q

mode of action IN REPTILASE TIME

A

joins the monomers end to end

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15
Q

NORMAL VALUE IN REPTILASE TIME

A

NV: 18-20 seconds

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16
Q

WHAT IS PROLONGED IN REPTILASE TIME:

A

Fibrinogen deficiency Presence of FSP

17
Q

Test for FXIII deficiency

A

DUKERT TEST (5M Urea Solubility Test)

18
Q

Principle: clot formed in normal plasma is —– during a —–

A

insoluble in 5M urea
24 hr incubation

19
Q

Indicator: If —– is deficient, the clot is dissolved in less than —- by urea

A

Factor XIII
24 hours

20
Q

-screening procedure for the assessment of fibrinolysis
-Euglobulin fraction

A

EUGLOBULIN TEST

21
Q

Euglobulin fraction:

A

Plasminogen, activators of plasminogen, fibrinogen

22
Q

Plasma euglobulins are precipitated with

A

1 %Hac.

23
Q

The clot is incubated and the time for complete lysis @ ——- is measured.

A

37 deg celcius

24
Q

normal valu for euglobulin test

A

NV: 2-4 hours

25
Q

time for abnormal fibrinolytic activity

A

<2 hours

26
Q

Primary Fibrinolysis
-Rapid clot breakdown
-increase in the circulating tPA binding to fibrin
-Excess tPA
-decreased hepatic clearance
-decreased fibrinolytic inhibitors

A

Secondary Fibrinolysis
-Secondary to systemic hypercoagulability
-systemic or microvascular
-not localized
-commonly assoc with DIC

27
Q

-detects fibrin monomers
-distinguishes primary vs secondary fibrinolysis

A

PROTAMINE SULFATE TEST and ETHANOL GELATION TEST

28
Q

Principle: —— displaces the secondary FDPs from fibrin monomer and spontaneously form gel-like clots (paracoagulation)

A

Protamine sulfate/ 50% ethanol

29
Q

Normal in protamin sulfate test

A

no gel formation

30
Q

D-d arises from the

A

degradation of cross linked fibrin;

31
Q

-uses —– with monoclonal ab to D dimer

A

latex bead

32
Q

what increases in protamine sulfate

A

DIC
Thrombosis
Phlebitis

33
Q

Test for FSP

A

THROMBO-WELCOTEST

34
Q

-Whole blood is added to thrombin to ensure
complete ——– after incubation,

A

clotting and soya bean enzyme inhibitor