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Blood clots Part 2 (Teacher: Michael)
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patient is put on
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anticoagulant, bleeding can give rise to some serious troubles. If
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patient has got
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brittle arterial system and
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artery ruptures in
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brain, bleeding will go on for
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long time and brain cells will 'drown' in blood.
Occasionally,
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patient on anticoagulants will pass blood in
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urine. In
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kidneys
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blood is only held in
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arteries by very thin membranes to allow
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passage through
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latter of unwanted materials. Blood with
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very prolonged clotting time can leak through these membranes and into
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urine.
All this means that when
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patient is given anticoagulants,
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careful check has to be kept on
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dosage and
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effect they have on
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clotting time or 'prothrombin' time. It necessitates
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blood sample being taken and sent to
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"lab" for testing.
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