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acute arterial occlusion - the1
#1
how to approach????
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#2
ER
IV access
NSS
HEPARIN
BMP
PT PTT
LFT
EKG
ECHO
ANGIOGRAPHY AND EMBOLECTOMY

shift to ward
continue heparin
on discharge aspirin

Am I right? if not please give your inputs.
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#3
ER
IV access
NSS
BMP
PT PTT stat
start heparin if strong suspicion
EKG
LFT
ECHO
ANGIOGRAPHY AND EMBOLECTOMY

shift to ward
continue heparin
on discharge aspirin

Am I right? if not please give your inputs.
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#4
ER
IV access
NSS
BMP
PT PTT stat
start heparin if strong suspicion
EKG
LFT
ECHO
ANGIOGRAPHY AND EMBOLECTOMY

shift to ward
continue heparin
on discharge aspirin

Am I right? if not please give your inputs.
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#5
ER
IV access
NSS
BMP
PT PTT stat
start heparin if strong suspicion
EKG
LFT
ECHO
ANGIOGRAPHY AND EMBOLECTOMY

shift to ward
continue heparin
on discharge aspirin

Am I right? if not please give your inputs.
Reply
#6
Er
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focus physical...cvs,exterimities,general,...will show decrease pulses
d-dimer, arterial droppler, oxy oximetry,iva,nss, ,xray foot stat...will d dimer +ve, arterial us shows blockage
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arteriography, lower limb
consult ( vascular surgeon)
heparin
blood typing and cross
pt
ptt ( ( 8 hr)
ekg
ana, anti ds DNA,
factor v
protein c, s, antithrombin 3 level
anti phospholipd level
transfer to ward
..................................

ekg..arrythemia...echo
follow up by 4 hrly with PTT till reaches 2-3 level
..........
surgery done
discharge after 24hr
..then rest all you know

correct me please
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#7
will we do fobt before heparin?
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#8
ya..we should do...but confuse what if FOBT comes out +ve...?

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#9
Ya we should...what if FOBT is +ve........then no Heparin? only surgery???
please share
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#10
ya..we should do...but confuse what if FOBT comes out +ve...?
if +ve..then only surgery?
please share
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