Thromboembolism Flashcards

1
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The proximal DVTs are

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Femoral
Iliac
Popliteal DVTs

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2
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The inherited causes of DVT include

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Protein C deficiency
Protein S deficiency
Antithrombin deficiency
Inherited prothrombin mutation
Factor v leiden mutation
Dysfibrinogenemia

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3
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What is the most specific symptom of DVT?

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Unilateral Edema

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4
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The most sensitive test for DVT is ……

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Homan’s sign

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5
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The physical examinations for DVT include…

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1.Unilateral edema
2.Homan’s sign
3.Phlegmasia cerulea dolens or alba( oedema with cyanosis or ischemia)
4.Leg pain not specific at all
5.Superficial thrombopheblitis ( 40%of patients without associated cause is suspected to be DVT)

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6
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What percentage of patients with homan’s signs have DVT what percentage doesn’t

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30%
50%

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7
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Differential diagnosis of DVT include

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Cellulitis
Baker’s cyst
Lymphangitis
Leg swelling from paralysis
Muscle strain, or tear
Knee abnormality

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8
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The 10 parameters for wall’s score include

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Active cancer
Pitting edema
Calf swelling > 3cm in affected leg compared to asymptomatic leg
Localised tenderness along the deep venous system
Entire leg swelling
Collateral superficial vein not associated with varicose vein
Bed ridden >/= 3days major surgery within 4 weeks
History of DVT
Alternative diagnosis as likely as DVT or greater
Paralysis or recent plaster immobilisation of Lower extremities

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9
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What is the Wells score grading

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High probability >/=3
Moderate probability 1/2
Low probability </=0

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10
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What are D-dimers

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Fibring fragments found in newly formed clot or degradation pf fibrin in cross-linked fibrin

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11
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Monoclonal antibodies is used to differentiate

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Fibrin-specific clot from fibrin and fibrinogen

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12
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Arterial thromboembolic disorders associated with elevated D- dimer include

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Stroke
Myocardial infarction
Acute limb ischaemia
Atrial fibrillation
Intracardiac thrombus

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13
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The Diagnostic procedure preffered in a case of possible recurrent DVT is …

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Impedance plethysmograph

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14
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Compression uktrasonography in DVT shows

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Abnormal doppler colour flow
Abnormal compressibility of the vein
Echogenic band
Abnormal changes in diameter during valsva movement

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