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Consumed in Clot |
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Vitamin K Dependent |
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Labile |
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Not found in serum |
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Removed by absorption with Barium Sulfate |
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Contact factors |
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| XI, XII, Fletcher, and Fitzgerald |
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Affected by Coumadin |
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Common path factors |
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Normal PT Normal PTT |
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Normal PT Increased PTT |
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Factor IX Deficiency Factor XII Deficiency |
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Increased PT Increased PTT |
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Factor I Deficiency Factor X Deficiency |
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Increased PT Normal PTT |
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Causes thrombosis, but NOT bleeding |
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Measure with urea solubility |
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Hemophilia B (Christmas Disease) |
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Measure by Thrombin Time |
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Treat with Cryoprecipitate |
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Factor I Deficiency Factor XIII Deficiency |
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| Why does the liver cause bleeding? |
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| Most plasma coagulation factors are produced in the liver so if the liver is diseased, production is reduced. If production is reduced, coagulation tests will be prolonged. |
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| Which factor may be normal or elevated in liver disease? Why? |
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Factor VIII It is partially produced by vessel endothelial cells and is an acute phase reactant. It may be normal or elevated in liver disease. |
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| What is the purpose of the trypsin inhibitor used in FSP or FDP slide agglutination tests? |
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| Trypsin is an antifibrinolytic agent so it prevents in VITRO fibrinolysis. This allows the test to detect only in VIVO fibrinolysis that occurred in the patient's blood prior to collection. |
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| What is the diagnosis if a patient has a POSITIVE FSP and a NORMAL/NEGATIVE D-Dimer? |
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| What is the diagnosis if a patient has a POSITIVE FSP and a POSITIVE/INCREASED D-Dimer? |
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| List the factors unique to the EXTRINSIC System |
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| List the factors unique to the INTRINSIC System |
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| What is the therapeutic range for INR for most patients on Coumadin? |
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| What is the therapeutic range for INR for mechanical heart valves? |
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