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Increased fibrinogen means |
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Decreased fibrinogen means |
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Not enough clotting. Bleeding |
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Hemmorrhagic/hypovolemic/septic shock death |
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Heparin AntiThrombin Amicar |
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Bleeding meds/interventions |
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Give blood products, platelets, PRBC, FFP Give clotting factors 0.9 NS to increase BP O2 |
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When do you hold blood thinners? |
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When pt is visibly bleeding - notify provider. They may tell you to give it anyway, document. |
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Factors increasing risk for DIC |
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CANCER SEPSIS (most common two) Trauma, surgery, acute injury, burns Frost bite Poisonous snake bite Child birth emergencies pancreatitis Liver disease Artificial devices in body - hearth valves SIRS Chronic DIC - most often seen with ca/tumors, body slowly compensates. MI Autoimmune processes, RA, ulcerative colitis, Chron’s disease Sacroidosis |
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Factors increasing risk for DIC |
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CANCER SEPSIS (most common two) Trauma, surgery, acute injury, burns Frost bite Poisonous skate |
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Most common site for clottin |
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What med is contraindicated |
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Coumadin. Is non specifis |
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ABN clotting in the small vessels leads to depletion of clotting factors which increases risk for bleeding |
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Fibrinogen activity level normal range |
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Low levels of fibrinogen correlate with |
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DIC, lower levels = DIC increases |
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Show less activation of secondary fibrinolysis, explains organ failure |
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Fibrinogen activity level measures.... vs fibrinogen |
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FAL = how well does the blood clott, how well is fibrinogen working |
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12-14 seconds
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Fibrinogen degregation products are |
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What is left over after a clot dissolves |
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Indicates clotting (subtype = d-dimmer) |
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Body is. not breaking down clots properly |
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