3S [LEC]: Secondary Hemostasis Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
Q

Extrinsic pathway starts with the release of ___ from injured blood vessels

A

Tissue factor (factor III)

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2
Q

Intrinsic pathway is activated when coagulation proteins are exposed to ___

A

Collagen

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3
Q

The goal of secondary hemostasis is the generation of sufficient ___ to convert fibrinogen to fibrin

A

Thrombin (factor IIa)

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4
Q

Coagulation pathway that is dominant in vivo

A

Extrinsic pathway

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5
Q

Common pathway begins with ___ activation by the extrinsic or intrinsic pathway

A

Factor X

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6
Q

T/F: Coagulation factors can be used as a secondary test for liver function

A

True

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7
Q

Coagulation factors are produced mostly in the ___, and circulate in an active precursor form

A

Liver

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8
Q

Coagulation factors are also known as ___

A

Zymogens (enzyme precursors)

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9
Q

Zymogens are converted into active forms called ___ to possess biologic activity

A

Serine proteases

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10
Q

The only electrolyte that is an activator in blood coagulation

A

Ca2+ (factor IV)

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11
Q

Which factor is converted into transglutaminase instead of serine protease when activated?

A

Factor XIII

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12
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The only substrate in the cascade that does not become an activated enzyme

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Fibrinogen (factor II) (converted into fibrin)

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13
Q

T/F: Factor XII deficiency will cause a bleeding condition

A

False (thrombotic condition)

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14
Q

Which factors are part of the intrinsic pathway?

A

XII, XI, IX, VIII

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15
Q

Which factor/s is/are part of the extrinsic pathway?

A

VII

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16
Q

Which factors are part of the common pathway?

A

X, V, II, I

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17
Q

In the common pathway, which factor will convert factor Xa to factor II?

A

V

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18
Q

Most abundant coagulation factor

A

Factor I

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19
Q

Factors that are part of the fibrinolytic system

A

XII, Prekallikrein, HMWK

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20
Q

Aside from factor XIa, which factor may also activate factor IX?

A

Factor VII

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21
Q

Which factor converts factor IX, to factor X?

A

Factor VIII

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22
Q

This factor is activated by factor XIIa, which also activates factor XII once activated

A

Prekallikrein (activated to Kallikrein, which will activate factor XII)

23
Q

This factor will help in the activation of prekallikrein to kellikrein

24
Q

Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name:

Contact factor

25
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Glass factor
Factor I
26
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Hageman factor
Factor I
27
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Fletcher factor
Prekallikrein
28
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Fitzgerald factor
HMWK
29
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Williams factor
HMWK
30
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Flaujeac factor
HMWK
31
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Antihemophilia factor C
Factor XI
32
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Rosenthal factor
Factor XI
33
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Plasma thromboplastin antecedent
Factor XI
34
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Antihemophilia B factor
Factor IX
35
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Christmas factor
Factor IX
36
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Plasma thromboplastin component
Factor IX
37
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Antihemophilia A factor
Factor VIII
38
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Stable factor
Factor VII
39
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Proconvertin
Factor VII
40
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Stuart-prower factor
Factor X
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Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Labile factor
Factor V
42
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Proaccelerin
Factor V
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Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Prothrombin/ Prethrombin
Factor II
44
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Fibrinogen
Factor I
45
Deficiency of this factor may cause Owren disease
Factor V
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Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Fibrin stabilizing factor
Factor XIII
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Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Laki-Lorand factor
Factor XIII
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Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Ca2+
Factor IV
49
Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Tissue factor
Factor III
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Identify the coagulation factor based on its common/ other name: Thromboplastin
Factor III
51
Most concentrated coagulation protein
Factor I
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Coagulation factors activated at cold temperature
Factor VII, Factor XI
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Labile coagulation factors
Factor V, Factor VIII
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Deficiency for this factor will not cause bleeding, but would cause poor wound healing conditions
Factor XIII