Hemostasis And Thrombosis Flashcards
(54 cards)
Primary Hemostasis
Platelets Plug Formation
Secondary Hemostasis
Fibrin Clot formation
Primary Hemostasis membrane receptor
Glycoproteins Ib
Primary Hemostasis adhesive protein
VWf
Primary Hemostasis appropriate surface
Subendothelial matrix
Platelets activation secretion
Alpha granules and dense bodies
Platelets activation of GP _____receptor
IIb/IIIa
Platelet activation _____ reorganization and ______ change
Phospholipid
Shape change
Platelet shape change important, why?
From rounded discs to flat plates increases surface area
Formation of fibrin clot with crosslinking of ________
Fibrin monomers by factor XIIIa
Regulation of Primary Hemostasis (platelets )
NO
PGI2
ADPase
Regulation of Secondary Hemostasis (Coag Pathway)
Serine protease (antithrombin)
Protein C pathway
Fibrinolytic system
Fibrinolytic systems
Removes excess clot
Protein c pathway controls
Va and Viiia
Serpins
Anti thrombin-serine protease inhibitors
Activated protein C plus _____ serve to inactive factors _____ and _____
Protein
Va
VIIIa
Protein C or S deficiencies result in
Hypercoagulable states
Plans in
Removes excess fibrin clot
Screening test of Hemostasis
Prothrombin Time Internal normalized ratio Partial thromboplastin time Platelet count Bleeding time
Prothrombin Time
Screens for activity of Proteins in the extrinsic pathway
Phospholipid and tissue factor are added to plasama with Ca
Extrinsic pathway proteins
Factors V VII II X and fibrinogen
Partial Thromboplastin Time
Screams for activity within the intrinsic pathway
Negatively charged activator of factor XII to serum together with Ca
Clot formation after 28-35 seconds
PTT is used to monitor
Heparin
INR is used to monitor
Warfarin