thrombosis Flashcards

1
Q

what are the two types of thrombosis?

A

arterial and venous

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2
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what causes arterial thrombosis?

A

endothelium damage

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3
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what are some causes of endothelium damage?

A

smoking, high BP, high cholesterol, diabetes

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4
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what can endothelium damage cause?

A

atherosclerosis

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5
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how can an atherosclerotic plaque cause MI, stroke or angina?

A

recruitment of foamy macrophages
plaques form -> narrowing of artery
plaque ruptures -> blocks artery

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6
Q

what is the initial management of atherosclerosis?

A

prevent endothelium damage

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7
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what is secondary management of athersclerosis?

A

antiplatelets

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8
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why do we give antiplatelets?

A

primary haemostasis is a mechanism of plaques forming

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9
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what causes venous thrombosis?

A

stasis of blood

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10
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what causes stasis of the blood?

A

DVT, PE, AF

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11
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what can DVT, PE and AF causing stasis and therefore venous thrombosis lead to?

A

stroke

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12
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what are causes of blood stasis?

A

increased coagulation activity
decreased fibrinolytic activity
decreased anticoagulant activity
- anti-thrombin
- protein C and S - switch off factors 5 and 8

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