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PROcoagulant state of the endothelium can be initiated by (3)
1) Tissue factor being exposed
2) Collagen exposed
3) Activation of endothelium by cytokines or chemical mediators
Coumarin or Warfarin does what?
Inhibits Vitamin K in the production of coagulation factors
What are Vitamin K dependent clotting factors?
Prothrombin (II), factors 7, 9, 10
Most coagulation factors are proteins synthesized in the
Liver
What is primary hemostasis?
Platelets contact collagen
What is secondary hemostasis?
Coagulation cascade
What does tPA do?
Cleaves plasminogen to plasmin
What does plasmin do?
Digests fibrin clot
Confinement is regulated by
tPA and thrombomodulin
A vWF defect will affect...
Adhesion of platelets
vWF is found where?
Endothelium and circulating bound to factor 8
The Factor 8-vWF complex does what?
Accelerates platelet binding to exposed collagen
Thrombin converts
Fibrinogen-->Fibrin
First factor in intrinsic coagulation pathway?
Hageman Factor or Factor 12
Factor Xa does what
Converts prothrombin to thrombin
Two granules released by platelets
ADP and Thromboxane A2
What is hemostasis?
Stop bleeding
What is syneresis?
Clot retraction that expels serum
Tissue factor initiates which pathway?
Extrinsic coagulation cascade
Collagen and HMWK initiate which pathway?
Intrinsic coagulation cascade
What does heparin do?
Increases AT-III activity, secreted by basophils and mast cells
What does protein C do?
Cleaves activated factors V and VIII
What does thrombomodulin do?
Binds thrombin to activate protein C, which cleaves factors V and VIII
What does vWF do?
Anchors platelets to subendothelial collagen
Factor VIII has longer half life when bound to vWF
Notes
What does thrombin activate?
Factors 5, 8, and fibrinogen
What does factor V do?
Accelerates prothrombin to thrombin
What does factor VIII do?
Accelerates X to Xa
Fibrin Stabilizing factor cross links fibrin
Notes