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Platelet hematopoiesis
1st recognizable cell?
Stim by?
regulation?
Megakaryoblast
TPO, GM-CSF, IL-11
Constant basal rate; incr consumption -> incr production
Approach - 4 parts

Bleeding d/o? 5
Inherited or acquired? 3
Affect plt/vessel wall or coag? 5
Nature and extent? 3
Onset
Rx
Hx: bleeding, menorrhagia, Sx in combo?

Age of onset, duration, FHx

plt ct, bleeding time, fibrinogen, APTT, PT

Specific factors, plt fxn test, coag inh & Ab
HHT = hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasisa

Assoc syndromes? 2
Patho?
Sx? Locale?
Osler-Weber-Rendu: vessel wall degeneration
Ehlers-Danlos: SQ collagen

OWR: Violaceous non-pulsatile telangiectasisas on mucous membrane
ED: pseudoxanthoma elasticum
Plt/wall d/o Sx v. Coag d/o Sx

Type?
Bruises?
Onset s/p surg?
P/W: skin, mucosal
Coag: IM, deep

P/W: petechiae, bruises
Coag: hemarthroses

P/W: immediate
Coag: delayed
Bleeding tests
Plt ct: 150-450,000
Bleeding time: 2-7 min
Plt fxn/aggregation
Plt secretion
Coag tests 4 - which pathway?
PT extrinsic
APTT intrinsic
TT fibrinogen
EDTA for clumping from Ab -> r/o pseudothrombocytopenia
Coag cascade!!! DON'T BE DAUNTED

Intrinsic: 3
Extrinsic:main way 1
Common: 4
12 -> 12a via PK, HMWK
11 -> 11a via 12a
9 -> 9a via 11a

7 -> 7a via PL, TF

10 -> 10a via 9a, 7a, PL
Prothrombin -> thrombin via 10a, 5, PL, Ca
Fibrinogen -> fibrin via thrombin
Fibrin -> polymerization via 13a (req for strong clot)
Coag factors:

Vit K dependent
Unnecessary
[13] needed
1/2 lives:
5
8
2, 5, 9, 11, 12
Fibrinogen, 13
Vit K: 2, 7, 9, 10

PK, HMWK, 12

1%

5 hr (1st to form)
12 hr
1-3d
4-5d
Mixing study:

Purpose?
Procedure?
Results?
See if factor def

Mix pt + norm + 2 hr incubation + APTT

APTT corrects -> factor def
APTT not correct -> inhibitor
Basic plt info:

Circ 1/2 life?
Dense granules? 5
alpha granules? 10
Enzymes? 2
7-10d

ATP, ADP, Ca, 5HT, Mg
Alb, fibrinogen, vWF, 5, 7, HMWK, beta-tg, PF4, PDGF, thrombin
Lysozyme, acid hydrolases
Glycoprotein fxn:

vWF
plt aggregation
tissue collagen
tissue fibronectin
Gp 1b, 5, 9

GP 2b/3a

GP 5, 6, 1a/2a

alpha-5-beta-1
Responses:

Agonists: 2
Shape change: 1
Aggregation: 1
Secretion: 4
TXA2, ADP/5HT

discoid -> sphere

fibrinogen -> GP 2b/3a

Collagen -> TK -> Ca -> MLC -> MLC-P -> secretion
ADP, thrombin, TXA, PAF -> Gq -> PLC ->
IP3 -> Ca -> PLA2 -> AA -> COX -> PGG2/PGH2 -> TS -> TXA
DG -> PKC -> pleckstrin-P -> secretion
Etio dec production

Marrow failure 1
Congenital 4
Marrow invasion 3
Marrow injury 9
aplastic anemia

Congenital amegakaryocytic thrombocytopenia:
Fanconi anemia
May-Hegglin anomaly
Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome

Carcinoma
Fibrosis
Leukemia

CA chemo, gold, chloramphenicol, sulfonamides, EtOH, benzene
Radiation
HIV, hepatitis
Congenital amegakaryocytic thromobycytopenia

Genetics? Defect?
Sx?
Auto R
MPL defect
very low plt ct
May-Hegglin anomaly

Genetics? Defect?
Smear triad?
Sx? 2
Auto dom; MYH9

large plt, WBC Dohle bodies, thrombocytopenia

Renal F, hearing loss
Wiskott Aldrich syndrome

Genetics?
Sx? 3
X-linked

Small plt, severe immunodef, eczema
Etio incr destruction

Purpuras 3
Rx 3
Reactive thrombocytosis 5
Autonomous thrombocytosis 3
Adhesion d/o 2
Aggregation d/o 2
Secretion d/o 3
Pro-coag d/o 1
ITP, TTP, post-transfusional

Heparin, vancomycin, GP2b/3a antag

Fe def, infl, malig, splenectomy, rebound

MPS, PV, ET

von Willebrand dz (lack vWF), Bernard Soulier syndrome (lack GP 1b, 5, 9)

Congenital afibrinogenemia, Glanzmann thrombasthenia (missing 2b/3a)

Gray plt syndrome (a granule def)
Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome (dense granule def)
Defect TXA synth

Scott syndrome (membrane defect)
ITP

Dx?
Epi adults 3 v. children 3
Test? 3
Patho?
1st line Tx? 5
2nd line Tx? 7
Dx of exclusion

Adults: insidious, chronic, F > M
Children: acute, 66% spont recovery, usu after viral inf

Dec plt, incr megakaryocyte in marrow, incr plt-assoc IgG

Ab-mediated incr destruction plt

Prednisone, dexamethasone, methylprenisolone
IV IgG
IV anti-D

Splenectomy, TPO, rituximab, cyclosporine, CTX, azathioprine, vinicristine
HIT

Onset?
Patho?
Tx? 3 Req?
5-10d after Tx

PF4 bind plt surface -> hep/GAG-PF4 complex -> IgG -> Fc-R -> pro-coag rich microparticles

D/c heparin, Leupirudin, argatroban
L req good kidney; A req good liver
TTP

Sx? 5
Patho?
Tx? 3
dec plt, MAHA, acute renal F, fluctuating neuro Sx, fever

Dec ADAMTS13 -> large vWF -> incr plt binding

Plasma infusion, plasmapheresis, steroids
vWD v. Hemophilia

Chr
Activity test
Ag test
8 coag
vWF Ag
vWF Ristocentin activity
Ristocetin aggregation
Bleeding time
H: 12, 8:C, 8:Ag, dec, dec, dec, dec, inc

V: X, Ristocetin cofactor, vWF:Ag, dec, no, no, no, no
% bleeding Sx:

50-100
25-50
5-25
1-5
0-1
none

major trauma bleeding

severe bleeding at surg, minor trauma bleeding

spont hemorrhage

bleeding in muscle/joint spont
Hemophilia defects:

Type A?
Type B?
Other? 3
Occurs where?
A: factor 8

B: factor 9

11a, 9, 7

occurs on PL w/ Ca
DDx of:

Incr TT: 4
PTT abnormal even with plasma inh: 5
PTT abnorm, norm PT/other
w/o bleeding: 3
w/ bleeding: 4
PT abnorm, norm PTT/other: 5
Abnorm PTT & PT, other norm: 4
heparin, hypofibrinogenemia, dysfibrinogenemia, fibrin degradation products

Ab to coag protein (8 most common): hemophiliacs, postpartum, SLE, elderly, Rx
Lupus anticoag

Defect intrinsic pathway
12 def, PK def, HMWK def
8 def, 9 def, vWD, 11 def

Defect extrinsic pathway: 7 def (rare), vit K def, coumadin, liver dz, multi-factor

Common path defect: rare 2, 5, 10 def; usu multiple
Liver dz fx on factors:

Fibrinogen, 5
7
8
C, S, AT3
dec only in liver failure

First factor to dec

May inc with dz

Dec in dz
DIC

Patho? 2
Conditions? 4
Lab? 4
Cardinal Sx? 5
Tx? 2
Thrombin generation, plasmin generation

Sepsis, malig, obstetric complications, massive trauma, shock

Inc PT, Inc PTT, Inc D-dimer, Dec Fibrinogen

Single site bleeding, purpura/petechiae, multiple sites, acral cyanosis, thrombosis

Replacement, heparin
Inhibitors in coag cascade:

AT3? 5
Plasmin? 1
TFPI? 2
APC? 2
12, 11, 9, 10a, thrombin

fibrin

8a + TF

5a, 8a (req protein S)
Sx inherited thromobphilia: 7
>90% VTE - DVT, PE
rarely mesenteric, cerebral
superficial thrombophlebitis
FHx
1st thrombosis < 40
neonatal purpura fulminas
recurrent fetal loss
AT def

Genetics?
Plasma level?
Consequence?
RF VTE?
Auto dom

40-60%

May have heparin resistance

25x
Protein C def

Genetics? If homozygous?
Presentation? 4
Contraindication? 1
RF VTE
Auto dom; purpura fulminas

~ 20 y/o, DVT, iliofemoral, mesenteric

Warfarin-induced skin necrosis

10x
Protein S def

Patho?
Presentation?
Acquired from?
RF VTE
complex to C4b-binding protein

DVT, sup TP, PE, warfarin-induced skin necrosis

Preg, OCP, liver dz, DIC, acute VTE

4-5x
Factor V leiden

Genetics?
Associations? 3
Prevalence?
RF VTE?
Arg -> Gln; very common

Not assoc w/ MI, CVA; Assoc w/ VTE

2-10% pop

heterozygous: 5x; homozygous 50x
Prothrombin variant G20210A

Consequence
RF for VTE?
Prevalence?
Incr prothrombin

Incr 2.8x

2% pop
Hyperhomocysteinemia

Patho?
Independent RF for? 3
Fx? 8
RF for VTE?
B6 def

CVA, MI, PAD

Endo desquamation, SM proliferation, intimal thickening, induction TF activity, inh TPA, impaired NO/PGI2 generation, interfered APC, suppress heparin

3x
Preg & hypercoag:

Incr risk VTE?
When highest?
Assoc? 2
5-6x
Postpartum highest
Incr preg loss, complications
APS = antiphospholipid syndrome

Labs? 2
Consequence? 3
Incr PTT
Anticardiolipin immunoassay

VTE
Preg mobidity
Thrombocytopenia sometimes
Classification of Thrombosis Tx

High-indefinite: 8

Moderate:6
2+ thrombosis, 1 life-threatening thrombosis, 1 episode + genetic defect/ AT def/ protein C def/ protein S def/ APS/ malig

asymptomatic carrier, APS, MPD, malig, PNH, 1 episode w/ provocative stimulus
DVT

Suggestive: 9
Nonsuggestive: 7
Labs: 1
DVT 2
PE 3
Paralysis, paresis, bedridden > 3d, localized tenderness, entire leg swelling, pitting edema > other leg, prior DVT, CA w/in last 6m, collaterol non-varicose sup veins

Baker cyst, cellulitis, muscle damage, SVT, post-phlebitis syndrome, inguinal LAD, external venous compression

DVT: Duplex doppler US, venogram
PE: Spiral CT, V/Q scan, pulm angiogram
D-dimer
Pt risk, prophylaxis: risk, Tx

Minor surg, mobile pt
GU surg
Hip/knee arthroplasty, HFS, major trauma, SCl, High VTE risk
<10%; no spec prophylaxis; agressive ambulation

10-40%; LWMH, LDUH, fondaparinux

40-80%: LMWH, fondaparinux, coumadin, mech prophylaxis
ET

Dx?
Criteria? 3
Sx? 3
Tx? 4
Dx of exclusion

Sustained pl > 450,000
Megakaryocyte proliferation
Not meet PV, PMF, CML

Splenomegaly, microvasc thrombotic events, hemorrhages

hydroxyurea, aspirin, platelet-pheresis pre-op, IFN-alpha
mech of heparin
enhance ATIII activity
3 ways OCP make prothrombotic
dec ATIII, inc 5/8, inc fibrinogen
ATIII works on 5
12, 11, 10, 7, prothrombin, thrombin
What activates plasminogen to release plasmin
tPA
what is vWF
plt adhesion molecule
other fxn
prevents 8c degradation
tissue thromobplastin activates
Factor 7
plt receptor that binds vWF
Gp1b
plt receptors for fibrinogen
Gp2b-3a
Which drugs interfere with this
clopidogrel, abciximab, ticlopidine
Most important factor of extrinsic system
Factor 7
factors of intrinsic sys
factors 12, 11, 9, 8
what activates kininogen system?
8a
final common pathway?
10, 5, 2 (pro/thrombin), 1 (fibrin/ogen)
what crosslinks insoluble fibrin monomers
factor 8
vit K dependent factors: 6
2, 7, 9, 10, C, S
role of Ca in formation?
binds g-carboxylated vitamin K-dependent factors
factors consumed in clot
1, 2, 5, 8
what Rx inh plasminogen?
aminocaproic acid
D-dimers signify
cross-linked fibrin monomers
TXA2 works by
enhancing fibrinogen attachment to Gp2b-3a
Purpose of fibrinogen activation?
fibrinogen makes temporary plug; fibrin stabilizes
Best test of plt fxn up to temporary plug stage
Bleeding time
best test of vWF fxn
Ristocetin cofactor assay
PT evaluates factors
7, 10, 5, 2, 1
PTT evaluates factors
12, 11, 9, 8, 5, 2, 1
what standardizes PT for warfarin therapy
INR
Bernard-Soulier is a defect in
plt adhesion (absent gp1b for vWF)
Glanzmann's dz is a defect in
plt aggregation (absent gp2b-3a)
renal failure causes a defect in
plt aggregation
scurvy causes a defect in
plt adhesion
Best test for DIC
D-dimer
clinical findings of plt d/o 4
epistaxis, petechiae, ecchymoses, superficial scratches bleed
clinical findings of coag d/o 2
late rebleeding, hemarthroses
senile purpura is due to
vessel instability
genetics of hemophilia
XR
Defect in hemophilia A
factor 8c def
defect in hemophilia B
factor 9 def
genetics of vWD
AD
associated w/? 3
MVP, Marfans, angiodysplasia
vWD is a defect in
plt adhesion (lack vWF AND 8c)
Tx for vWD
desmopression or OCP
Mixing study does not correct with?
Circ anticoagulant
With cirrhosis, is PT corrected with vit K shot?
NO b/c dec synth of factors
most common cause DIC
sepsis
Lab findings of DIC: 5
inc PT, PTT, BT, D-dimers; dec plt
2 main anti-phospholipid Ab
lupus anticoag, anticardiolipin
patho of factor 5 leiden
cant be degraded by C or S
no prolongation of PTT after heparin injection
ATIII def
complication of warfarin given to protein C def pt
hemorrhagic skin necrosis