lecture 5 - blood loss Flashcards
1
Q
1-3. what are three causes of blood loss from acute hemorrhage?
A
- trauma/surgery
- vasculitis
- coagulopathis (clotting disorders, thrombocytopenia)
2
Q
- what are three dzs that cause vasculitis?
- what are two things that cause decreased clotting factors?
- what are infectious causes of thrombocytopenia?
A
- EPH, EVA, EIA
- dicoumarol/warfarin poisoning
- BVDV (cow), EIA & anaplasma (horse)
3
Q
(purpura hemorrhagica)
- what is it?
- after infection w/ what?
- how serious?
- treatments?
A
- immune mediated vasculutis of horses (type III)
- streptococcus, influenza
- life threatening
- remove immune stimulation (penicillin if strep)
reduce immune response (corticosteroids)
4
Q
(DIC)
- a primary dz?
- endotoxemia causes what?
- what causes inappropriate hemorrhage?
A
- no (often assoc. w/ endotoxemia eg colitis, peritonitis)
- widespread activation of intravascular coagulation
- Consumption of clotting factors & platelets
5
Q
(DIC)
1-2. what two main Cx?
- main tx?
- what to inhibit microvascular thrombosis?
A
- generalized thrombosis and/or hemorrhage
- multiple ischemic organ failure
- treat underlying dz!
- heparin
(blood component therapy also helps)
6
Q
(moldy sweet clover)
- horses or cows more affected?
- coumarins convert to dicoumarins by what?
that compete with what?
and inhibit synth of what by liver?
- how to dx?
- tx: vit K1 or K3 better?
A
- cows
- plant molds
vit K
clotting factors II, VII, IX, X
- test feed samples and blood for dicoumarol levels
- K1 (K3 is toxic to horses!!!)
7
Q
(warfarin toxicosis)
- what is it?
- tx?
A
- rodenticide (vit K antagonist)
- vit K1
8
Q
(hemophilia)
- deficiency of what factor?
so what pathway affected?
- sex linked - F or M get more?
A
- 8 (<10% normal)
intrinsic (^APTT)
- M