Anticlotting Mechanism Flashcards
A. Endothelial Surface Factors
- Smoothness of the _______ cell surface which prevents ______ activation of the _______ clotting system
- ________ on the endothelium which _____ clotting factors and platelets
- ________ (endothelial protein)
binds with thrombin and forms thrombomodulin- thrombin
complex to activate ________ that along with protein S inactivate _____ & _____
endothelial; contact; intrinsic
Glycocalyx; repels
Thrombomodulin; protein C; V & VII
B. Antithrombin Action of Fibrin and Antithrombin III
Thrombin formed from the prothrombin becomes ______ to the fibrin fibers as they develop.
This adsorption helps prevent the spread of thrombin into the remaining blood and, therefore, prevents excessive ______ of the clot.
The thrombin that does not adsorb to the fibrin fibers combines with
_________, which blocks the effect of the thrombin on the fibrinogen.
Adsorbed;
spread;
antithrombin III
C. Heparin
______ is a naturally produced anticoagulant in the body.
It is produced by _______ abundant in liver and lungs where heparin might be needed.
Increased risk for _______ due slow venous blood flow in these organs.
_______ also secrete heparin.
Heparin;
mast cells
blood clot
Basophils
Mechanism of Action of Heparin
i. Prevents _________ by its antithrombin activity. It directly suppresses the activity of ________.
Blood clotting; thrombin
ii. Combines with antithrombin III (a ____________ present in
circulation) and removes thrombin from circulation.
protease inhibitor
iii. Activates ________
iv. Inactivates the ________ of other clotting factors like IX, X, XI
and XII
antithrombin III;
active form
Commercially available heparin is widely used as an ________ in
clinical practice.
anticoagulant
Heparin
i.To prevent _______ blood
clotting during surgery.
ii. While passing the blood through
artificial kidney for ________.
iii. During _______ surgery, which
involves heart lung machine.
iv. To preserve the blood before
__________.
intravascular;
dialysis;
cardiac
transfusion