lecture 1 Flashcards
Infectious Causes of ^RBC destruction
BAM llama
obvious…
- RBC parasites (babesia, anaplasma marginale, mycoplasma hemollama)
- leptospirosis
- equine infectious anemia (EIA)
what is the major cause of dec RBC production
chronic infectious/inflame dz
what is a wbc parasite
anaplasma phagocytophila
what does coggins test test for?
EIA (equine infectious anemia)
what are alloantigens?
antigens that induce an immune response within the same species
(blood types)
(antibodies produced against alloantigens = alloantibodies)
how many blood groups
horses
cows
(think 7-11)
7
11
what horse blood is most antigenic?
which breeds most likely negative?
which are most likley positive?
Aa/Qa
quarter, standard, morgan (drafts, shetlands)
thoroughbreds, arabians
- what is a major cross match?
- a minor?
- donor RCBs + recipient serum
Checks for patient alloantibodies against donor RBCs
- recipient RBCs + donor serum
Checks for donor allonantibodies against patient RBCs
- What drugs do you give if severe rxn to transfusion?
- what if mild or prepping for transfusion?
- corticosteroids, epinephrine
- flunixin meglumide (NSAID)
tripleanamine, diphenhydramine (antihistamine)
How do you check for transfusion efficiency? (4 things)
is PCV good indicator?
rapid decline in HR, decline in blood lactate, decline in RR, ^ in PvO2
no