APS stands for?
Antiphospholipid syndrome
____ loss(es) are required after 10wks to meet 1 of the clinical criteria for APS
1 loss after 10 wks
Cautery refers to what?
Heat applied to a wound (does not require a return pad)
ASA, lovenox, warfarin (these were the most common ones discussed)
lupus anticoagulant, anticardiolipin, anti B2 glycoprotein
How many losses are needed prior to 10 wks to meet the clinical criteria for APS
3 CONSEQUTIVE losses
% of time current is on in "cut" mode
100%
1 clinical and 1 lab criteria
Lupus anticoagulant blocks what?
The formation of the prothrombin complex
APS inheritance pattern?
% of time current it on in "coag mode"
6% of the time
At least 12wks apart
Tests used to determine if lupus anticoagulant is present
Russell viper venom and aPTT
What must occur in a pregnancy for a patient to meet clinical criteria for APS? (im not talking about losses here)
Either a delivery for preE prior to 34wks or eclampsia
Monopolar surgery requires what to avoid aberant injury?
a return pad
Anticoag meds with APS based on labs from another work up (no pregnancy issues)?
Need to include c-section info too
Low dose ASA antepartum then pp low dose ASA and SCDs/Compression socks pp for 6wks pp if c-section then need to add low dose lovenox
Anticoag meds with APS based on labs criteria and pregnancy losses (no hx of clots)?
Prophylactic (low dose) dose in pregnancy and 6wks pp
Anticoag meds with a prior thrombotic event, regardless of APS sequela?
ASA and lovenox antepartum and typically warfarin postpartum (but you can use new oral anticoagulants as well)
Use hemostat, grasp and use cut functions
Anticoag meds if APS based on labs and PreE or placental insufficiency (no hx thrombus)?
Need to include c-section info too...
low dose ASA antepartum then pp low dose ASA and SCDs/Compression socks pp for 6wks pp if c-section then need to add low dose lovenox