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deficiency of alpha2 antiplasm causes a hypercoag or bleeding state
bleeding state
deficiency of plasminogen activator inhibitor causes a hypercoag or bleeding state
bleeding state
too much of plasminogen activator inhibitor causes a hypercoag or bleeding state
hypercoag
too much of alpha2 antiplasm causes a hypercoag or bleeding state
hypercoag
model of coagulation
initiation - due to exposed TF -> activation of factor X -> activation of a small amount of thrombin -> 5,8,11 activation

amplification - thrombin generation from platelet

propagation - more factor 10 yeilds more thrombin
thromboelastography
measure clot elasticity
platelet function analyzer
ex vivo measure of adhesion and aggreation in collagen coated cartridge
a patient with a normal PTT but abnormal PT likely has a deficiency in what
factor VII
neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (NAIT) pathogenesis
platelets almost zero

due to polymorphism in alpha-IIb/beta-III - get a Rh-like alloimmunization during pregnancy

common antigens PI-A1 (HPA-1), Brb (HPA-5), Pen (HPA-4)
neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (NAIT) treatment
IVIg, corticosteroids

watch for next pregnancy
hemophilia pathogenesis
hemophilia A is more common - deficiency in factor VIII

hemophilia B - deficiency in factor IX

hemophilia C - deficiency in factor XI

see hemorrhage - large volume bleeds

bleed into joints - enlarged joints
hemophilia treatment
DDAVP - for factor VIII only - causes tissue to release factor VIII

FVIII or FIX recombinant therapy
what is the most common inherited bleeding disorder? clotting disorder?
bleeding disorder - von Willebrand disease

clotting disorder - factor V leiden
von willebrand disease types
type 1 - not enough vWF

type 2A - vWF dysfunction get abnornal binding

type 2M - multimers are too big - hidners aggregation

type 2B - overactive vWF binds everywhere including platelet to platelet binding -> thrombocytopenia

type 3 - no vWF at all
why do people with von Willebrand disease have mild hemophilia?
vWF carries factor 8
von willebrand disease treatment
DDVAP to get more release of vWF

restore deficient factor