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STEP Study Cards for Platelet Function

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Platelets are activated by-   collagen, thrombin, adp receptors (p2y1 & p2y12) expressed on platelets  
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Where are collagen, thrombin, and adp (p2y1&p2y12) expressed-   on platelets  
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Platelets are also known as-   thrombocytes  
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Platelets potentially modulate inflammatory processes by-   intercepting w/ leukocytes & secreting cytokines and chemokines  
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What helps to reinforce the platelet plug-   high concentration of myosin & actin  
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Normal platelet count for healthy adult-   150,000-400,000 per mm of blood  
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The formation of fibrin strands woven through the plug & cross-linked to form a ___ ___ -   fibrin net  
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T or F The discovery of platelet dysfunction in a pt may not always be associated w/venous injury   true  
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Suggested indications for platelet function testing include the following: Pt who experiences easy bruising Women experiencing a menorrhgia (heavy menstrual bleeding) - - -   pre-op assessment anti-platelet therapy monitoring uremia (circulating substances impair platelet interactions w/the vessel wall) cirrhosis (thrombocytopenia, coagulopathy, & vascular abnormality)  
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What test was used to evaluate platelet function by making a standard incision on the forearm & measuring the time required for bleeding to stop_   bleeding time test  
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Why is BT being phased out of hospitals today-   not sensitive or specific, doesn't reflect the risk or potential severity of a surgical bleed, rarely reproducable, easily affected by ingestion of aspirin or other meds leaves a small scar  
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Microprocessor controlled instrumentation & disposable test cartridges use what blood sample-   whole citrated blood obtained from a single venipuncture  
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T or F Improved diagnostic value, PT acceptance & cost are reason enough to evaluate platelet function on new instrumentation over the use of the BT test   true  
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What was the first analyzer commercially available in-vitro test to measure platelet function   PFA-100  
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How much blood does the PFA-100 require   800microliters of whole citrated blood  
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CT means   closure time  
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What does closure time mean   the time taken to occlude the flow  
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What is the primary test cartridge used to id mild to severe platelet dysfunction, von Willebrand factor deficiency or the effect of aspirin   the collagen-epinephrine cartridge  
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What does the VerifyNow Test, test for   GPIIb/GPIIIa dependent aggregation aspirin effects P2y12 blockade  
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