Pathophysiology of thrombosis & embolism Flashcards

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What are some unusual conditions causing defects in blood flow?

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Hyperviscosity, spasm,external compression,vasculitis and vascular steal

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What is a thrombus called outwith the vascular system?

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-haemotoma

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How does a thrombus form due to a coronary artery plaque?

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  • Turbulent flow (fibrin deposition, platelet clumping)
  • Loss of intimal cells, denuded plaque
  • Collagen exposed, platelets adhere
  • Fibrin meshaowrk traps RBC`s
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4
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What are the lines of Zahn?

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Fibrin mesh work with lines of cells

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What are the factors of Virchows triad?

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  • Stasis of blood flow
  • Hypercoagulability
  • Endothelial injury
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How many factors of Virchows triangle must you have before you get thrombosis?

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2 factors

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7
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When does turbulence cause thrombosis?

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  • Atheromatous plaque

- Aortic aneurysm

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What are the outcomes to thrombus?

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  • Resolution
  • Organisation/recanalisation
  • Propagation
  • Death
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What is an embolism?

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Movement of abnormal material in the bloodstream and its impact on a vessel and its lumen

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