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Thrombocyte deficiency

Thrombocytopenia


Glanzmann's thrombosthenia

Thrombocytopenia

Clot does not retract or retracts poorly, clot is edematous or friable but coags normally

Thrombosthenia

Clot does not retract or retracts poorly, clot is edematous or friable but coags normally

Fibrinogen Deficiency

Afibrinogenemia


Fibrinogenopenia


Fibrinolysis

Afibrinogenemia

Blood does not clot

Fibrinigenopenia

Normal clot but increased red cell fallout

Fibrinolysis

Clot is absent or moth eaten or frayed; increased red cell fallout, serum lyses normal clot

Increase in blood cell constituents

Thrombocythemia


Polycythemia


Hyperproteinemia

Thrombocythemia

Defective retraction, Flabby/Fragile clot, increased red cell fallout

Polycythemia

Defective retraction, Flabby/Fragile clot, increased red cell fallout

Hyperproteinemia

Rapid Rbc sedimentation, layered clot, clot does not retract or retracts poorly

Delayed Clotting

Severe hemophiloid state


Increased anticoag

Severe hemophiloid state

Slow clotting time with rbc sedimentation, normal clot retraction

Increased anticoag

Increased red cell and fluid fallout, clot may reform after initial partial clot is removed

Qualitative method of clot retraction determination

Stefanini


Macfarlane method

Normal value of macfarlane method

44-67%

Steps in macfarlane method

Allow blood to clot in glass rod


remove clot attached


Measure serum volume


Compare volume obtained vs whole blood

Normal value of stefanini method

44-67%

Quantitative mthod of clot retraction

Hirshboek method


Single tube method

Normal value of single tube method

30-60 mins and completes in 18-24 hours

Define single tube method

Blood collected for clotting time determination is assessed for retraction, red cell fallout and clot lysis

Pressure applied in tourniquet test

80 mmHg

Std pressure applied for bleeding time determination

40mmHg

other name for tourniquet test

Rumpel-Leede test


Hess Test

Related method for tourniquet test

Quick's test


Gothlin's test

Equipment used for Petechiometer method

modified da Silva Melle instrument

Pressure applied for petechiometer method

200mmHg

Normal value for Quicks test

0-5

Normal value for Gothlin's test

0-8

Normal value for Petechiometer method

less than 4 petechiae

Related method for negative pressure

Dalldorf method

NV method of Dalldorf method

0-4 petechia

Indications of Dalldorf method

Thrombocytopenia


Thrombocythemia


Vascular purpura


Senile purpura


Scurvy

First to use std pressure

Modified Ivy's method

Positive result of Hirshboeck method

Formation of nipple like protrusion at the top of drop of blood

Normal value of modified Ivy's method

2 1/2-7 mins

NV of duke's method

2-4 mins

Puncture depth of Copley-Lalitch

6mm

Positive result of copley lalitch

>3 mins

NV of adelson crosby

170-340s

Involves immersion to NSS at 37°C

Copley lalitch


Adelson Crosby


Macfarlane

Tests for platelet adhesion

Borchgrevink


Salzmann


Test of platelet adhesion to collagen fiber

NV of Borchgrevink

26-60%

NV of salzmann

26-60%

NV of plt adhesion to collagen fiber

89.9 +- 8.8%

Anticoag for salzmann

Heparin

Anticoag for adhesion to collagen fiber

EDTA

Machine used for Platelet closure time

PFA100

Less than 100,000

Abnormally low

30-50k

bleeding possible with trauma

less than 30,000

spontaneous bleeding possible

Less than 5,000

Severe spontaneous bleeding