How to pronounce“coagulopathies”in English

coagulopathies we would consider giving ffp so in other words if a patient is

coagulopathies so we give it for a coagu coagulopathy coagulopathy so when we have a coagulopathy we give it based upon what

coagulopathies it's called The Russell Viper Venom testing but we can alter that but a prolonged PTT and antiphospholipid syndrome is pretty

coagulopathies present yeah look at all that that's this is likely dic it's unlikely ttp it's unlikely hus it's unlikely help and they don't have a

with coagulopathies they end up with like big hematomas or ecosis or hemarthrosis like big swelling blood in the actual uh joint cavities um and then

dilutional coagulopathies but um in patients who develop what's called hypofibrinogenemia which we can see in diic you can see in um massive

have significant coagulopathies and they can have thrombocycopenia that's usually mild.