haemotology Flashcards
(41 cards)
endothelium exerts
nitrous oxide and prostacyclin
plasminogen activator to begin fibrinolytic system
sub-endothelium
procoagulant
platelets features
small, no nucleus and granulated
where are platelets made
in the bone marrow by budding off megakaryocytes
low platelet count
thrombocytopenia
function of platelets
adhere, aggregate, contract and become sticky
glycoprotein VI on platelet
binds to collagen to start reaction
glycoprotein IIb/IIIa
binds to fibrinogen to bridge platelets
glycoprotein Ib/IX/V
binds to VW factor
what is released from granule content of platelets
adenosine, ADP, adrenaline, serotonin, thromboxane A2
serine proteases
enzymes that activate the next pathway in the cascade
cofactors
VIII and V
speed up serine proteases
extrinsic pathway
injury 7 10 2 common
intrinsic
foreign surface 12 11 9 (+8) 10 common
amplification mechanism
small amounts of key factors to regulate and inhibit
antithrombin
inhibits serine proteases and 10
heparin helps
production of clotting factors
in the liver
VIII also in other
vitamin K dependent clotting factors
the TV channels
2,7,9,10
VW factor production
megakaryocyte and endothelial produced
on chromosome 12
natural anticoagulants
antithrombin- thrombin and 10
protein C- 8 and 5
protein S- helps C
fibrinolysis
tissue plasminogen activator is released
plasminogen into plasmin
plasmin breaks down fibrin
blood sample testing
add sodium citrate for bleeding
add calcium back for clotting
platelet function test
measure shape, adherane and aggregation
platelet number test
complete blood picture