'Coagulation factors' presentation slideshows

BLOOD TRANSFUSION REACTIONS BY DR BASHIR SOPORE KASHMIR

A blood product is any component of the blood which is collected from a donor for use in a blood transfusion. Whole blood is uncommonly used in transfusion medicine at present; most blood products consist of specific processed components such as red blood cells, blood plasma, or platelets.

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Hematologic Diseases

Hematologic Diseases. General Introduction of Hematology. Components and functions of blood . Two major components: blood cells(cellular fraction) plasma (non-cellular fraction) Primary functions : red blood cell: to transport O2 and CO2

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Hemophilia and Rare Bleeding Disorders

Hemophilia and Rare Bleeding Disorders. 2007 EMA Advanced Emergency & Acute Care Medicine Conference Atlantic City, NJ September 24, 2007. Edward P. Sloan, MD, MPH FACEP Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago, IL.

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Choosing Appropriate Blood Components and Derivatives

CLS 423 Clinical Immunohematology II. Choosing Appropriate Blood Components and Derivatives. For each case, decide which blood component or derivative would be most appropriate to transfuse. Then select the best product from the available inventory. . Case One.

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Maternal physiology

Maternal physiology. Sindhu Srinivas, MD, MSCE Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine. Goals. To understand the normal changes associated with pregnancy. Body Water. TBW increases from 6.5L to 8.5L At term water content of fetus, placenta and AF is 3.5L

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FFP Requests: Legend, Lore, and Evidence

FFP Requests: Legend, Lore, and Evidence. Rachel LaCount August 26, 2005. Objectives. Present data from studies on FFP: 1. Resuscitation in burn patients 2. FFP to correct INRs before procedures. Case # 1.

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Module 1

Basic Clinician Training. Module 1. Introduction Components of Hemostasis Hemostasis Video Hemostatic Process Monitoring Hemostasis Test Your Knowledge. An Overview of Hemostasis. Hemostatic System. Introduction Define hemostasis Why monitor hemostasis?. Definition of Hemostasis.

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Coagulation Disorders (Coagulopathy)

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Transfusion Practices with Combat Wounded

Transfusion Practices with Combat Wounded. Francis (Frank) M. Chiricosta, LTC, MC Transfusion Medicine Consultant, US Army. Overview. Massive Transfusion / Coagulopathy Resuscitation change in practices Traditional Guidelines / Practices Use of plasma Use of Fresh Whole Blood Factor VIIa

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Pharmacology III (PHL 418)

Pharmacology III (PHL 418). Drugs to Reduce Blood Clotting ( ???? ???? ). Dr. Mohammad Nazam Ansari. Drugs used to reduce clotting. DVT: Deep venous thrombosis. Thrombus Formation. Arterial formation:

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Circulatory Disturbances

Chapter 12. Circulatory Disturbances. Learning Objectives. Venous thrombosis: causes and effects Pulmonary embolism: pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnostic techniques Arterial thrombosis: causes and effects

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Organ toxicity

Organ toxicity. Blood supply Presence of specific enzyme or biochemical pathway Function / position Vulnerability to disruption / ability to repair. Pulmonary Toxicity. Influences: Receives 100% of right heart output Internal milieu in greatest contact with environment.

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Autologous Blood Donation and transfusion

Autologous Blood Donation and transfusion. Dr. N. Choudhury Prathama Blood Centre, Ahmedabad www.prathama.org Only Indian blood center accredited as per ISO:15189. Contents. Introduction Categories Advantages and Disadvantages Indications and contraindications

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Autologous Blood Donation and transfusion

Autologous Blood Donation and transfusion. Dr. N. Choudhury Prathama Blood Centre, Ahmedabad www.prathama.org Only Indian blood center accredited as per ISO:15189. Contents. Introduction Categories Advantages and Disadvantages Indications and contraindications

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ACQUIRED COAGULATION ABNORMALITIES

ACQUIRED COAGULATION ABNORMALITIES. ACQUIRED COAGULATION ABNORMALITIES - causes. 1. Vitamin K deficiency 2. Liver disease 3. Clotting factor inhibitors : a) circulating anticoagulants b) complications of anticoagulant therapy

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BLOOD THERAPY

BLOOD THERAPY. BLOOD PRODUCTS(1). Blood-cells products whole blood packed red blood cells leukocyte-poor (reduced) red cells washed red blood cells random-donor platelets concentrates single-donor platelets concentrates [human leukocyte antigens(HLA)-matched platelets]

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Hemostasis, Surgical Bleeding, and Transfusion

Hemostasis, Surgical Bleeding, and Transfusion. Patrick Chidi Obasi. Hemostasis. Complex process that prevents blood loss from disrupted intravascular space. Major physiologic events: Primary hemostasis Vascular constriction Platelet plug formation Secondary hemostasis Fibrin Formation

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Anesthesia and Liver Disease

Anesthesia and Liver Disease . E.A. Steele, MD May 4, 2005. Liver Anatomy. Liver Anatomy cont. Liver Blood Flow. Portal Vein 70% of total flow 50% of oxygen (only has 85% sat) Dependent upon flow thru GI tract Hepatic Artery 30% of total flow 50% of oxygen

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Laboratory Tests for Haemostatic Functions

Laboratory Tests for Haemostatic Functions. Dr. Mohamed Iqbal Musani, MD. Hemostasis:. BV Injury. Tissue Factor. Neural. Coagulation Activation. Blood Vessel Constriction. Platelet Activation. Primary hemostatic plug. Reduced Blood flow. Plt-Fusion. Thromibn, Fibrin.

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Acquired Coagulation Disorders

Acquired Coagulation Disorders. Dr Mohammed Saiem Al-dahr KAAU Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences. Acquired coagulation disorders. Objectives Following this lecture, the student will be able to Explain the classification of acquired disorder of haemostasis such as:

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