Regulation & Measurement Of Haemostasis Flashcards

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How is the formation of a primary haemostatic plug prevented from uninjured vessels?

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The intact endothelium releases factors such Nitric Oxide(NO) and Prostacyclin that inhibits platelet aggregation

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How is the clot confined to one injured area only?

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PLASMIN released via activation of plasminogen by tissue plasminogen activator(tPA)
THROMBOMODULIN-blocks coagulation cascade

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How is the coagulation cascade limited?

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*THROMBOMODULIN binds to thrombin,this complex inhibits factors 5a and 8a by activating PROTEIN C(works along with ProteinS)

*ANTITHROMBIN-inhibits thrombin and 10a

*TISSUE FACTOR PATHWAY INHIBITOR(TFPI)-inhibits interaction of 10a with TF-7a complex

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How is the fibrinolytic system system regulates i.e makes sure the plug stats intact

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*ALPHA-ANTIPLASMIN binds to PLASMIN and inhibits it.
*Plasminogen activator inhibitor inhibit tPA

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