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Bleeding Time (Duke's Method) Quiz
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Bleeding Time (Duke's Method) Quiz

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What is the purpose of measuring bleeding time using Duke's method?

  • To determine the white blood cell count
  • To evaluate primary hemostasis (correct)
  • To check for allergies
  • To measure the glucose level in blood
  • What is the normal range for bleeding time using Duke's method?

  • 5-8 minutes
  • 1-3 minutes (correct)
  • 30-60 seconds
  • 4-6 minutes
  • In the bleeding time procedure, why should you avoid touching the finger while wiping the blood drop?

  • To ensure the blood drop does not fall off
  • To ensure a smoother bleeding process
  • To prevent contamination of the finger
  • To avoid hindering the formation of the hemostatic plug (correct)
  • Which of the following is a step in the clotting time procedure?

    <p>Drawing blood into a non-heparinized capillary tube</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the normal range for clotting time?

    <p>5-8 minutes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done at 30-second intervals during the clotting time procedure?

    <p>Break off a small piece of the capillary tube</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do you determine the bleeding time using Duke's method?

    <p>Divide the number of spots by 4</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What indicates the cessation of bleeding in the bleeding time test?

    <p>When there are no more blood stains on the filter paper</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the clotting time test, how is the clotting time calculated?

    <p>Dividing the number of pieces by 2</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Bleeding Time (Duke's Method)

    • Measures the primary phase of hemostasis, specifically the interaction between platelets and the hemostatic plug.
    • Normal value: 1-3 minutes.
    • Used to detect platelet and vascular abnormalities.

    Procedure for Bleeding Time

    • Clean finger tip with alcohol and dry with cotton.
    • Puncture finger with a lancet and record the time.
    • Wipe away blood drop with filter paper at 15-second intervals without touching the finger.
    • Continue until no more blood stains appear on the filter paper.
    • Count the number of spots and divide by 4 to obtain bleeding time in minutes.

    Clotting Time

    • Time required for blood clot formation.
    • Normal range: 5-8 minutes.

    Procedure for Clotting Time

    • Clean finger tip with alcohol and dry with a piece of cotton.
    • Puncture finger with a lancet and obtain a large drop of blood.
    • Note the time when the drop appears.
    • Draw blood into a non-heparinized capillary tube at 30-second intervals.
    • Break off a small piece of the capillary tube (0.5 cm) every 30 seconds until clotting occurs (indicated by a fine fibrin thread).
    • Note the time when clotting appears.
    • Divide the number of pieces by 2 to obtain clotting time in minutes.

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    Test your knowledge of bleeding time, a measurement of the primary phase of hemostasis, and its normal values, procedures, and uses in detecting platelet and vascular abnormalities.

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