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- A 4-year-old boy has massive nosebleeds, post-traumatic inflammations of the knee and elbow joints, extensive hematomas. After the examination, the diagnosis "Hemophilia" was made. Questions: 4. Describe the stages and mechanisms of blood clotting. 5. Specify the different types of thrombi.20) Female,40years old. Ventricular septal defect was found for 38 years and persistent fever since the tooth extraction 3 months ago. Physical examination: temperature:37.6°c, petechiae on the skin, systolic murmur can be heard in the aortic valve auscultation area, and eniarged spleen. What is the most likely clinical diagnosis for this patient? A Myocarditis B Pericarditis C Left heart failure D Infective endocarditis E None of the aboveA 4-year-old boy has massive nosebleeds, post-traumatic inflammations of the knee and elbow joints, extensive hematomas. After the examination, the diagnosis "Hemophilia" was made. Questions: 1. What type of hemostasis is disrupted in hemophilia? 2. What the other kind of hemostasis do you know? 3. Indicate the causes of hemostasis. 4. Check the stages and mechanisms of blood clotting. 5. Specify the different types of thrombi. 6. Describe the biological significance of thrombus formation. 7. What are the outcomes of thrombi?
- Patient B., 60 years old, was hospitalized with the diagnosis "Myocardial infarction". On examination: cold and cyanotic skin. Respiration is frequent, superficial, arterial pressure 90/60 mm Hg, pulse - 110 beats / min (normal 60-90 beats per minute). The patient is transferred to the intensive care unit. 4. What other causes except myocardial infarction can cause this type of TPP? 5. Describe the mechanism of development of this TPP in the patient. STDDO1. Test done to determine the patency of collateral circulation before puncturing the arterial site. 2. Condition when the clot is mobilized from an initial thrombosis. 3. Complication of arterial puncture that happens when there is contamination of the puncture site before collection. 4. Involuntary contraction of an artery caused by irritation by needle penetration of the muscular layer of that artery. 5. Anticoagulant used for prothrombin time and partial thromboplastin time that is not used for ABG collection 6. Body condition that should be met prior to the collection of arterial blood sample. 7. Artery of the foot used as an alternative in collecting arterial blood. 8. Test done using arterial blood to determine the percent of oxygen bound to hemoglobin 9. Artery that provides collateral circulation to the hand when the radial artery become thrombosed. 10. Anticoagulant of choice for ABG.A 4-year-old boy has massive nosebleeds, post-traumatic inflammations of the knee and elbow joints, extensive hematomas. After the examination, the diagnosis "Hemophilia" was made. Questions: 1. What type of hemostasis is disrupted in hemophilia? 2. What the other kind of hemostasis do you know? 3. Indicate the causes of hemostasis.
- 1. A patient presents to the ambulatory surgery center for stripping of the long saphenous veins in the right leg and the long and short saphenous veins in the left leg. The long saphenous veins were stripped from the saphenofemoral junction to the knee. 2. A patient with a history of pancytopenia presents for a bone marrow biopsy. The physician numbs the skin and inserts a needle into the iliac bone. The core of the needle is discharged, and the sample is placed. The need is withdrawn. The sample is sent for analysis. Code the CPT Codes only for both.Answer the following questions. 1. Discuss the condition hemosiderosis (not less than 150 words).2. Discuss the significance of pyknotic nuclei. (not less than 100 words)3. Discuss the significance of barr bodies. (not less than 100 words)Adult woman with childhood history of rheumatic fever complains of palpitations and dyspnea. Abdominal swelling was present. Early diastolic opening snap and diastolic rumbling murmur was heard in chest auscultation. CXR revealed dilation of left atrium. What is the correct diagnosis for this patient? Describe the pathological changes that occur throughout the course of this valvular disease. List the complications and prognosis of the disease.
- 19) Male,30 years old, came to the clinic with paroxysmal palpitations for 2 days. Physical examination BP:125/70 mmHg. HR: 190 bpm, the heart rhythms and the sounds are normal. 1 minute later his heart rate suddeniy decreased to 80 bpm with the normal heart rhythm. What is his most likely clinical diagnosis? A Sinus tachycardia B Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation C Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia D Paroxysmal atrial flutter E Third degree atrioventricular block1. What instrument is used to measure blood pressure? 2. State an effect of hypotension 3. What is the cause of septal defect 4. State two remedies to arteriosclerosisPatient B., 60 years old, was hospitalized with the diagnosis "Myocardial infarction". On examination: cold and cyanotic skin. Respiration is frequent, superficial, arterial pressure 90/60 mm Hg, pulse - 110 beats / min (normal 60-90 beats per minute). The patient is transferred to the intensive care unit. Question 2. Define this TPP. 3. Describe the TPP, developed in the patient, according to the speed of its development, prevalence, cause of occurrence.
