LABORATORY EVALUATION OF FIBRINOLYSIS Flashcards

1
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Fibrinolysis generates: FDPs and D-dimer at concentrations greater than 200 ng/mL.

A

d-Dimer Immunoassay

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2
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Increase FDP & D-Dimer:

A

Acute/Chronic DIC
Systemic Fibrinolysis
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
Pulmonary Embolism

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3
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Microlatex particles in buffered saline are coated with monoclonal anti-D-dimer antibodies. The coated particles are agglutinated by patient plasma D-dimer; the resultant turbidity is measured by turbidimetric or nephelometric technology.

A

Principle of Quantitative D-Dimer Assay

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4
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T/F. FDPs may be detected using a qualitative visible agglutination immunoassay that detects FDPs in serum and urine.

A

True

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5
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A slide agglutination method in which the practitioner mixes one drop of sample with one drop of latex suspension. The polystyrene latex particles in buffered saline are coated with polyclonal antibodies specific for D and E fragments calibrated to detect FDPs at a concentration of 2mg/mL or greater by the appearance of visible agglutination.

A

Thrombo-Wellcotest

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6
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Plasma levels of plasminogen are quantitated using

A

Chromogenic substrate method

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7
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In Plasminogen Assay it activates plasminogen to form plasmin

A

Reagent streptokinase

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8
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designates a chromogenic substrate (where R indicates a peptide sequence specific to the enzyme being measured and pNA is the chromophore)

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R-pNA

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9
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T/F. In the case of plasminogen, the R represents the peptide sequence valine-leucine-lysine (Val-Leu-Lys)

A

True

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10
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Plasmin recognized the Val-Leu-Lys amide sequence as tis enzymatic cleavage sites, releasing the pNA which generates a ________ color

A

yellow

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11
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semi-functional assessment of plasminogen activity.

A

Chromogenic Plasminogen Assay

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12
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Plasminogen Assay Reaction:

A

Plasminogen + Streptokinase (U-PA) → Plasmin
Plasmin + (R-pNA) substrate → YELLOW COLOR

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13
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Plasma levels of TPA are quantified using a

A

chromogenic substrate method

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14
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T/F. To assay, plasma contains TPA is added to plasminogen to produce plasmin

A

True

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15
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T/F. Plasmin activity is measured using the different chromogenic substrate as in the plasminogen assay

A

False, Plasmin activity is measured using the same
chromogenic substrate as in the plasminogen assay

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16
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T/F. The intensity of color is proportional to TPA activity

A

True

17
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Tissue Plasminogen Activator Assay Reaction:

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TPA + PAI-1 → TPA:PA1 + Residual TPA
Plasminogen + Residual TPA → Plasmin
Plasmin + (R-pNA) substrate R-COOH → pNA (YELLOW COLOR)