blood disorders hfsjihf 0.0 / 5 ? Veterinary NursingPathologyUniversityNone Created by: Cal1234Created on: 18-04-19 15:58 what is another name for anaemia erythropaenia 1 of 27 what are the two types of anemia regenerative, non-regenerative 2 of 27 what are the two causes of regenerative anemia hemorrhage, haemolysis 3 of 27 what are the four causes of haemorrhage wounds, parasites, rodenticide toxicity, inherited coagulopathies (hemophilia, von willebrands) 4 of 27 what are the 3 causes of hemolysis immune mediated haemolytic anemia IMHA, drug reaction/toxicity, infectious (mycoplasma haemofelis) 5 of 27 what are the two causes of non-regenerative anemia medullary disorders, non-meduallry disorders 6 of 27 what are the 3 medullary disorders which cause non-regenerative anemia primary(inherited), infiltration(neoplasia), mylosuppression(FELV, B12 deficiency, lead toxicity) 7 of 27 what are the four non-medullary disorder which cause non-regenerative anemia chronic disease - liver failure, neoplasia, inflammatory(pyo), renal failure 8 of 27 what is leukaemia any hemopoietic tumour originating from the bone marrow, usually causes anemia due to infiltration of bone marrow 9 of 27 what are the 9 signs of anemia palle mm, poor coat, exercise intolerance/lethargy, collapse, for appetite, tachypnoea, dyspnoea, hypothermia, petechiae(if bleeding disorder) 10 of 27 what do you do for small animal/exotic anemia may only be noticeable through behavior/loos of appetite, check fro parasites, blood check PCV, faecal sampling for internal parasites 11 of 27 what is a bleeding disorder any disease that cause problems with the body natural ability to clot normally 12 of 27 what is a clotting disorder a disease that increases the bodys tendency to form clots 13 of 27 what is bleeding the escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel externally or internally 14 of 27 what are the 4 areas bleeding may occur from a capillary bed, an artery, a vein, a mixture 15 of 27 what are the three types of haemorrhage primary, reactionary, secondary 16 of 27 what is primary haemorrhage initial bleeding 17 of 27 what is reactionary hemorrhage bleeding reoccurs 24-48h later - slipped ligatures, dislodged clots, normalized blood pressure 18 of 27 what is secondary haemorrage bleeding reoccurs 3-10 days later due to bacterial infection of the wound 19 of 27 what are the three types of sings of bleeding disorders hemorrhages on skin or mm, bleeding into body cavities, signs of anemia 20 of 27 what are the two types of hemorrhages on skin or mm petechiae - pin points, ecchymosis - large areas 21 of 27 what are the 2 types of bleeding into body cavities pleural - dyspnoea, peritoneal space - abdominal distension 22 of 27 nursing care of bleeding disorders avoid trauma, take samples from peripheral veins and apply pressure, avoid IM injections, monitor vital signs 23 of 27 what are the three lab tests primary homeostasis evaluation, secondary homeostasis evaluation, fibrinolysis evaluation 24 of 27 what is the test for primary homeostasis platelet tuber- buccal mucosalbleeding time BMBT 25 of 27 what are the 3 tests for secondary haemostsis evaluation activated clotting time ACT, avitvated partial thromboplastin time APTT, prothrombin time PT 26 of 27 what is the test for evaluating fibrinolysis fibrin degradation products measured 27 of 27
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