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| Process by which blood flow is stopped (process of clot formation) |
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| Clot which obstructs flow of blood through the circulatory system? |
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| Increased platelet function or Increased clotting activity are? |
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| Two types of hypercoagulablity |
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| These things cause an increase in clotting factors? |
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| Acquired Disorders (secondary) |
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| Defects in genes that produce clotting mediators |
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| Inherited disorders (primary) |
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| Associated with conditons that produce turbulent flow and platelet adherence? |
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| Associated with conditions that cause stasis of blood with increased concentrations of coagulation factors? |
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| Bleeding disorders are associated with: |
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Platelets
Coagulation factors (or lack of)
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| Pin head size bleeding sites in the skin? |
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| Collection of petechiae (larger spots are ecchymoses) |
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| Abnormally small number of platelet circulatory blood? |
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Blood stored for more then 24 hours has no viable platelets? |
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| Bone marrow doesn't produce new cells to replenish |
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| Cancer of the blood or bone marrow |
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| production of megakaryocytes |
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| Radiation therapy depresses this? |
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| Spleen normally holds % of platelets before released into blood? |
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| Enlarged Spleen holds this % of platelets? |
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| Anti platelet antibodies attacking the platelets (blood transfusion or pregnacy) |
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| Narrow blood vessels damaging the platelets? |
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| This alters platelets so that they cannot agggregate |
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| Bleeding disorder prevents blood from forming effective clot? |
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| This is a clotting factor? |
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| Deficinency of red blood cells and or hemoglobin |
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Excessive blood loss (hemmorhage or chronic loss)
Excessive blood cell destruction
Deficicent red blood cell production |
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| What is the most common cause of deficient red blood cell production |
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| This is an inherited genetic disorder of red blood cells, hemoglobin is different from the ususal type? |
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| This is the most common type of anemia |
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| Does the body store iron? |
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| Yes the body will store iron for later use in bone marrow, liver or spleen |
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| Three things that can cause iron deficiency |
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Dietary deficiency (diet, sendentarism)
Loss of Iron through bleeding (menstration)
Increased demands (hormones, puberty, growth) |
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| Persistant eating of non nutritive substances (pain, soil,insects, etc) |
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| RBC are abnormally large and oval immature nuclei, weak membranes? |
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| Where is folic acis found? |
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| Leafy green vegetables, same role in DNA synthesis and RBC formation |
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| Folic acid is linked to neural tube defects? |
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| This is a condition where bone marrow is reduced replacing with non functional tissue (fat)? |
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