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TRCC NUR125 Exam 2 With Complete Solution


Pulmonary circulation - Response from the right side of the heart



Systemic circulation - Response -from the left side of the heart

-responsible for moving blood to peripheral areas of the body, organs, brain



coronary circulation - Response vessels that supply blood to the heart muscle



thrombus - Response clot that forms in the vein or artery



thrombosis - Response -formation of a blood clot

-venous thrombosis occurs in the vein

-superficial vs deep venous thrombosis (DVT)



Thrombophlebitis - Answer clot forms and occludes one or more veins



Virchow's Triad - Answer -Circulatory stasis/venous stasis (dysfunctional valves or
muscle inactivity)

-Vascular damage (stimulates the clotting cascade and platelet aggregation)

-Hypercoagulability (predisposition to thrombus formation)



Venous Stasis can occur from: - Answer -bed rest

-Immobility (r/t: bedrest, prolonged surgical procedure, prolonged travel limited
mobility)

-spinal cord injury

,-shock

-venous obstruction



Hypercoagulability can occur from: - Answer -genetic factors

trauma, pregnancy and childbirth of the lower extremity hormonal contraceptives/
menopausal hormone therapy(read: ESTROGEN) dehydration (enser blood viscosity)



Vascular damage may occur from: - Answer -surgery

-massive trauma

-pelvic and lower fractures

-sepsis



Clinical manifestations of DVT - Answer -may be unilateral

-asymptomatic at times

-aching pain in effected extremity

-tenderness, swelling, warmth, erythema due to inflammatory process that
accompanies the thrombus

-edematous extremity, may see cyanosis



Labs used to dx DVT -Answer -D-Dimer assay >500ng/ml (is a fibrin degradation product,
lysis of fibrin clot)

-PT/INR (baseline for Tx w/ Coumadin; INR 2.5-3 times is therapeutic)

-aPTT or Anti-XA (per heparin protocol; 40-60 seconds)



Diagnostics to diagnose DVT -Answer -Duplex Venous Ultrasonography (Gold standard
for detection, non-invasive)

-Plethysmography (non-invasive, measures changes in blood flow through the vein

-MRI (visual thrombosis of vena cava and pelvic veins, non-invasive)

-Ascending contrast venography (invasive, expensive, uncomfortable; most sensitive;

, administration of contrast agent performed in IR)

Heparin - Replacement question -Prophylaxis dosing= 5,000mg subQ daily

-treatment dose according to protocol

-nursing implications and instruction

-Lab draws: aPTT, AntiXA

-antidote=protamine sulfate

Low Molecular Weight Heparin (LMWH) - Replacement question-Lovenox

-prophylaxis dose= 30-40mg subQ daily

-treatment dose=1-1.5mg/kg subQ

-less hemorrhage and thrombocytopenia

Coumadin- Replacement question-Lab draws: PT/INR

-Heparin to Coumadin bridge

-Nursing considerations/teaching (dietary: green leafy vegetables; avoid herbal
supplements; compliance to out ration coagulation testing; risk for bleeding
precautions)

-antidote=Vitamin K

-Fastest way to reverse is fresh frozen plasma



Direct Thrombin Inhibitors -Response -Dabigatran (Pradaxa): only oral preparation

-Inactivates thrombin and prevents formation of fibrin clots

-Monitor aPTT

-Monitor Kidney function

-Risk for bleeding precautions



Factor XA inhibitors -Response -Apixaban (Eliquis), Rivaroxaban (Xarelto)

-Directly impeding the function of Factor XA in the clouting cascade

-used to prevent or treat dvt

-Used to reduce the risk of clots and stroke in patients with A Fib

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