Pestana Organ Transplantation Flashcards

1
Q

absolute contraindication to organ donation

A

HIV+ status

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2
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3 ways transplant rejection can happen

A

hyperacute
acute
chronic

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3
Q

When does hyperacute rejection occur?

A

within MINUTES of reestablishing blood supply to the transplanted organ - caused by preformed antibodies

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4
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How do you prevent hyperacute rejection?

A

ABO matching and lymphocytotoxic cross-matching

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5
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When does acute rejection occur?

A

> 5 DAYS but within the first 3 MONTHS

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6
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What should you do if LFTs begin to rise in a patient with transplanted liver?

A

R/O biliary obstruction by US and vascular thrombosis with Doppler

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7
Q

Management of a patient with transplanted heart?

A

routine ventricular biopsies since signs of functional deterioration usually occur too late to allow effective therapy

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8
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Treatment of acute rejection?

A
Steroid boluses (1st line)
Lympocyte agents (OKT3)
Antithymocyte serum
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9
Q

When does chronic rejection occur?

A

YEARS, with insidious loss of organ function

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10
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Treatment of chronic rejection?

A

no treatment

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