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- You test for lupus anticoagulant [LAC] using a low-PL PTT reagent and a hex-phase high-PL mix. The mix results are 10 seconds shorter than the first test. What do you conclude? - 18 votes - open
- What VWD subtype is identified using the reduced concentration RIPA test? - 31 votes - open
- What viscoelastometry [VET] equipment is employed in your ER or OR? - 22 votes - open
- What assay should be deleted from the thrombosis risk factor profile? - 46 votes - open
- How do you measure unfractionated heparin? - 39 votes - open
- How do you measure the anti-Xa DOACs rivaroxaban or apixaban? - 35 votes - open
- What single agonist is your first choice to measure platelet response to aspirin? - 59 votes - open
- A patient experiences soft tissue bleeding and poor wound healing. The PT, PTT, and TT are normal. What followup profile do you recommend? - 61 votes - open
- The resident orders a thrombosis risk profile on an inpatient being treated for PE. How do you respond? - 29 votes - open
- Case: A 3-YOA female with normal PT and prolonged PTT and no bleeding. What is the most likely deficiency? - 81 votes - open
- How are you managing the blue-top tube shortage? - 29 votes - open
- What is the favorite near-patient viscoelastic test of US anesthesiologists? - 17 votes - open
- Which factor deficiency causes the smallest risk of bleeding? - 52 votes - open
- Which cell is the main cause of thrombo-inflammation in a COVID-19 infection? - 46 votes - open
- What is the trademark name of the dabigatran reversal agent? - 28 votes - open
