TCP 4.5% Flashcards

1
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What are hints on a bone marrow biopsy that suggest ITP?

A

Increased megakaryocytes

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What is the goal of treatment in ITP?

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Normal hemostasis, not a normal platelet count

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When to treat someone with ITP?

A

Platelets <30k

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4
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Upfront management of ITP (2 options)

A

Steroids
IVIG

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5
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Second line therapy for ITP (three options)

A

Splenectomy
Rituximab
TPO-RAs
Fostamatinib

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6
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Fostamatinib mechanism of action

A

Syk inhibitor

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7
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Reasons to treat patients with ITP in pregnancy (3)

A

Symptomatic
Platelet count 20-30
Prior to procedures

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First line therapy for ITP in pregnancy (2)

A

Steroids
IVIG

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9
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Treatment of refractory ITP in pregnancy (4)

A

Anti-D Immunoglobulin
Azathioprine
Methylprednisolone + IVIG
Splenectomy in second trimester

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10
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Inpatient admitted for pancreatitis, put on UFH prophylaxis. On HD5 platelet count dropped from 150 to 60. Diagnosis and treatment?

A

stop heparin
argatroban

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11
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What is the difference between typical and rapid onset HIT?

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Typical onset between D5-10
Rapid onset Day <1. Always occurs in patients with recent heparin exposure who are re-exposed

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12
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what is the main concern if you tried to treat someone with HIT with warfarin?

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Venous limb gangrene (like warfarin skin necrosis but the location is in limbs)

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13
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What is the typical feature of spontaneous HIT?

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After knee replacement or infection

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14
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What is the difference in treatment for spontaneous HIT vs traditional HIT?

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Give IVIG. High risk of DTI failure

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15
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What thrombosis location is commonly seen in VITT?

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CSVT or splanchnic vein thrombosis

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16
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Treatment of VITT

A

Anticoagulate with DOAC or DTI
IVIG x2 days