T11: Sickle Cell & DIC Flashcards

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sickle cell anemia

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sickled appearance of RBCs do not allow O2 to be carried; autosomal recessive trait, tested at birth, life expectancy shortened

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clinical manifestations for sickle cell

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o PAIN (usually caused due to ischemia)
§ Chronic and acute in simultaneous areas
o VS changes fever, swelling, tachypnea,HTN, NV
o Anemia hemolysis, pallor (check mucus membranes), jaundice
o Organ damage kidney, liver, spleen, brain, bones

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sickle cell crisis clinical manifestation

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o Severe pain
o Tissue hypoxia
o Increased capillary permeability-edema
o Hypovolemia
o Shock

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intervention for sickle cell

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HOP
-HYDRATION: ISOTONIC FLUID 0.9% NS
o Maybe even a transfusion because RBCs may be normal but they may be SICKLED
-OXYGEN
-PAIN RELIEF
o Possibly through PCA pump
o High high doses of pain medications

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prevention of sickle cell crisis

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-no high altitude
-stay hydrated
-treat infection properly
-dont add extra stress to body
-immuizations
-eye and vision screening

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pain management for sickle cell

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· Morphine, hydromorphone
· Adjuncts-NSAIDS, antineuropathic, locals, nerve blocks

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Hydroxyurea

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oral agent to suppress sickle cell

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HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL transplant

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IS THE ONLY CURE for sickle cell , scarce donors

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disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)

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bleeding and thrombotic disorder, decrease in clotting factors in: CLOTTING AND BLEEDING AT THEY SAME TIME

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clinical manifestations of DIC

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o Skin: Pallor, cyanosis, necrosis
o Respiratory: Tachypnea, orthopnea, PE, ARDS
o CV: Tachycardia, hypotension, EKG changes
o GI: Abd distention, bloody stools, ileus
o Urinary: Oliguria, renal failure
o Neuro: Vision, HA, ALOC, irritability
o MSK: Bone and joint pain

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diagnostics for DIC

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o Full CBC (DIC PROTOCOL)
- Bleeding times all prolonged (PT,PTT,aPTT)
- Clotting is decreased (platelets and fibrinogen

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interventions for DIC

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o Stabilize patient ABCs & Fluids
- STOP THE PROCESS
- May give blood, NS, and give clotting factor back
o Treat cause
o Specific blood and clotting factors

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normal PT

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11-12.5 SECONDS

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normal INR

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0.75-1.25

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normal PTT

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60-70 SECONDS

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normal aPTT

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30-40 SECONDS