Platelets and Primary Hemostasis

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Endstage DIC?

Hypocoagulation

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Liver failure

Hypocoagulation

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Viperidae envenomation

Hypocoagulation

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Vit K deficencies

Hypocoagulation

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Sepsis

Hypercoagulation

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Protein losing nephropathy

Hypercoagulation

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Endocrine disorders like DM or cushings

Hypercoagulation

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Identify if the following is a cause of Hypocoagulation or hyper coagulation?

Severe anemias

Hypercoagulation

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Under normal conditions the body will be ____ and ____?

Anti-coagulable - preventing clots

Profibrinolytic - break down clots fast

Laminar flow

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What will we see in primary hemostasis?

Platelets

Petechation

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<p>What are characteristics of platelets in mammals?</p>

What are characteristics of platelets in mammals?

Anucleate

Blue cytoplasms

Reddish cytoplasmic granules

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<p>What are characteristics of thrombocytes in non-mammals?</p>

What are characteristics of thrombocytes in non-mammals?

Round dense nucleus

Clear cytoplasm

Found in clumps

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What is the in the phospholipid bilayer of a platelet>

Glycoproteins for activation adhesion and aggregation

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How are platelets made?

Megakaryocytes break off

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What is the life cycle of a platelet? What animals are they typically circulating for longer?

3-9 days

Splenictomized animals

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Where is thrombopoietin produced? What will enhance its production?

Liver

IL-6 inflammatory

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What is going to initiate coagulation?

Vascular inj stimulating Tissue factor expression on sub endothelial cells

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What are the 4 steps of Primary hemostasis?

Platelet Adhesion

shape change

granual secretion

aggregation

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What things might a platelet release in its granules?

ADP

Serotonin

Fibrinogen

Factor V (5)

Factor XI (11)

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<p>What are some things that could cause pseudothrombocytopeina?</p>

What are some things that could cause pseudothrombocytopeina?

Clumping - dramatic collection, improper handling/ EDTA

Macroplatelets

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Given the following values from blood smear calculate the number of platelets for a dog?

5, 5, 4, 6, 5, 5, 4, 8, 5, 6

(5 + 5 + 4 + 6 + 5 + 5 + 4 + 8 + 5 + 6) / 10 =5.3

5.3 * 15,000 =79,500/uL

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Given the following values from blood smear calculate the number of platelets for a cat?

5, 5, 4, 6, 5, 5, 4, 8, 5, 6

(5 + 5 + 4 + 6 + 5 + 5 + 4 + 8 + 5 + 6) / 10 =5.3

5.3 * 20,000 =106,000 /uL

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What breed is predisposed to macrothrombocytopeina?

Cavalier king Charles - increased size of platelets

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What will you see on CBC of macrothrombocytopenia?

Total platelet mass (plateletcrit) - normal

Giant platelets (High MPV)

Low platelet count

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Name a few clinical signs of primary hemostasis?

Petechiae

Gingival bleeding

Hematuria

Melena

Epistaxis

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What are 4 main causes of thrombocytopenia?

Splenic sequestration

Decreased production

Increased consumption/ utilization

Increased destruction

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What are causes of splenic sequestration?

Splenic congestion - neoplasia/ heat stroke (uncommon)

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What is the main cause of decreased production primary hemostasis?

Bone marrow panhypoplasia (decreased megakaryocytic)

-drugs (estrogen/ chemo)

-Toxins

-Radiation

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What are infectious causes of decreased production primary hemostasis?

Erlichiosisi

FeLV

EIA

BVD

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What are causes for platelet utilization/ consumption?

Trauma

Thromboembolic dz

Viperidae envenomation

Hemangiosarc

DIC

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What is Primary immune mediated thrombocytopenia (ITP)?

Circulating platelets/ megakaryocytic destroyed by immune mediated mechanisms - Platelets numbers dramatically reduced

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What Breeds do we typically see ITP?

Cocker spaniels

Toy poodles

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If we see a normal platelet number on CBC but have evidence of bleeding/ clotting disorders what two things might we suspect?

Thrombocytopathy - impaired function

Deficiency in vWF

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What is von willebrands factor used for?

Platelet adhesion to collagen

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What breeds typically get VWD?

Doberman pinschers

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What is Glanzmann thrombasthenia?

Defect in platelet aggregation due to genetic GPIIb/IIIa deficiency (Can't bind to fibrinogen)

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Buccal mucosal bleeding time test is contraindicated in what pts?

Thrombocytopenic pts - no additional info collected

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When would a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) test be indicated?

Normal platelet count w/ concurrent clinical signs of primary hemostatic disorders

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When will we see a prolonged (over 4mins) BMBT test?

Thrombocytopenia

vWD

Thrombopathy

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What are the two most common tests for vWD?

Elisa

Immunoelectrophoresis

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What is the cause of physiologic Thrombocytosis?

Epinephrine induced splenic contraction -> increased number of circulating platelets

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What is the cause of reactive or paraneoplastic thrombocytosis?

Inflammation or tumor production of IL-6 which stimulates TPO release -> increased platelet production

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What is recovery from thrombocytopenia?

Rebound response causing increased bone marrow megakaryocyte production

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What nutritional deficiency can occasionally cause thrombocytosis?

Iron deficiency