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In parenchymal liver disease you would have alterations regarding transaminases and ALP and GGT. But better, in malabsorption syndrome you will have decreased levels of all liposoluble vitamins: K, E, D and A. I really enjoy your way of explaining everything. Thank you!
I am ALWAYS spurred on to discover the answers to your questions, though I often am unable to find them, it does lead me to learn more fascinating info along the way. Love the eye of Horus. lol. Thank you once again.
video couldn't have been uploaded at a better time. was just studying this topic for my final exams!! (personal request: please make a special video on pathogenesis and lab diag. of covid-19)
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patient A will have normal serum vitamin K level, but increased PT/PTT level, decreased clotting factor 2,7,9,10, protein C S Z. Patient B will have decreased serum vitamin K level. Which one is the next video? I cannot wait for the answer.
Medicosis, why does high-dose of vitamin A and E decreases vitamin K absorption? Does vitamin E inhibits vitamin K-dependent carboxylase activity, decreases clotting factor 2,7,9,10 activation causes bleeding?
I like your videos so much sir, it’s so helpful. I’m medical laboratory science student. The question you asked, the answer is factor V, because this factor is Vit K independent and produced by the liver. Thank you very much.
I'm not sure I this is haematological but in (a) there will be an increase in ALP/GGT which are markers for liver damage. Also a decrease in factor IX and X In (b) there will be a decrease in fat soluble vitamins (A, E, D, K) because the fat will be insufficiently digested probably due to a disease like cystic fibrosis (fibrosis and cysts in the pancreas, right?)
Hello medicosis What if I have a patient who is on warfarin then he had a bleeding attack and used one Vit.k injection to stop the bleeding but this would affect his pt and ppt values. So what is the perfect time for reassaying his tests
To the question asked...since both have vit k def and one has liver disfunction....we need to test a clotting factor made by liver and unaffected by vit k deficiency.....right??
