Chapter 14: Blood Flashcards

1
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hemostasis

A

the stoppage of bleeding

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2
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actions that limit/prevent blood loss (3)

A
  • blood vessel (vascular spasm)
  • platelet plug formation
  • blood coagulation
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3
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vascular spasm

A
  • stimulated by cutting/breaking small blood vessel
  • smooth mussel in blood vessel contracts rapidly
  • slows blood loss quickly, and ends of vessel may close completely
  • triggered by stimulation of blood vessel wall, pain receptor reflexes
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4
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embolus

A

blood clot moving through vessels

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5
Q

thrombus

A

abnormal blood clot in a vessel

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6
Q

thrombosis

A

blood clot in a vessel supporting vital organ

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7
Q

infarction

A

death of tissue due to lack of blood supply

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8
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atherosclerosis

A

accumulation of fat in arterial lining

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9
Q

platelet plug formation

A
  • triggered by exposure of platelets to collagen
  • platelets adhere to rough surface to form a plug
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10
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blood coagulation

A
  • most effective hemostatic mechanism, occurs within 5-15 minutes
  • form blood clot in a series of reactions, in which each step activates next one; called a cascade
  • initiated by extrinsic or intrinsic
  • clotting factors
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11
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clotting factors

A

many chemicals used in blood coagulation

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12
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extrinsic clotting mechanism

A

trigger = damage to blood vessel or tissue
initiation = tissue thromboplastin
reactions = prothrombin activator
conversion = prothrombin to thrombin
fragmentation = fibrinogen to fibrin

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13
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intrinsic clotting mechanism

A

trigger = blood contacts foreign surface
initiation = hageman factor
reactions = prothrombin activator
activator = prothrombin to thrombin
fragmentation = fibrinogen to fibrin

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14
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factors that inhibit blood clot formation (5)

A
  • smooth lining of blood vessels
  • prostacyclin
  • fibrin threads
  • antithrombin in plasma
  • heparin from mast cells & basophils
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15
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smooth lining of blood vessels

A

prevents activation of intrinsic blood clot mechanism

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16
Q

prostacyclin

A

inhibits platelet adherence to blood vessel wall

17
Q

fibrin threads

A

adsorbs thrombin

18
Q

antithrombin in plasma

A

interferes with action of thrombin

19
Q

heparin from mast cells & basophils

A

interferes with formation of prothrombin activator

20
Q

vitamin K

A

helps to clot blood

21
Q

antigen

A

any molecule that evokes an immune response

22
Q

antibodies

A

proteins that react against specific antigen

23
Q

agglutination

A

clumping of RBC’s; occurs when an antibody encounters its specific antigen

24
Q

what type of molecule are antigens A & B

A

carbohydrates

25
Q

what is blood group based upon?

A

presence/absence of two major antigens on RBC membranes

26
Q

blood type A

A

antigen A, anti-B antibody

27
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blood type B

A

antigen B, anti-A antibody

28
Q

blood type AB

A

antigen A & B, no anti A or B antibody

29
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blood type O

A

neither antigen A or B, both A & B antibody

30
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type O blood

A

universal donor

31
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type AB blood

A

universal recipient

32
Q

Rh +

A

presence of antigen D or other Rh antigens on RBC membrane

33
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Rh -

A

no Rh antigens on RBC membranes

34
Q

where do anti Rh antibodies form?

A

only in Rh - individuals in response to presence of RBC’s with Rh antigens

35
Q

where is there a concern for Rh factor?

A

pregnant women & fetus

36
Q

RhoGAM

A

administered to moms to prevent Rh incompatibility