bleeding Flashcards

1
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hemostasis - causes bleeding to stop - keep blood within a damaged vessel
formation of a clot has 3 steps

A

vessel constriction
platelet adhesion/bind, activation, and aggregation (plug)
cross-linking of fibrin thru coagulation cascade (extrinsic mort important than intrinsic)

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2
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formation of platelet

upon injury - vascular endothelial cells begin to produce PG F 2alpha and thromboxane A2

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vessel constriction

these are potent vasoconstrictors acting on SM - helps limit hemorrhage

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the response to vascular injury is a complex and tightly controlled process. the body’s goal is to repair the damage without _ formation or presence of a blood clot in a blood vessel.

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thrombosis

clot itself is termed thrombus

thromboemobilsm - breaks free and travels in BS

there are proteins that serve to block formation of blood clots

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4
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proteins that block formation of blood clots

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antithrombin - enhanced with Heparin -

protein C

tissue factor pathway inhibitor

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5
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fibrinolysis is the process that prevents blood clots from growing and becoming problematic

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Plasminogin - precursor to plasmin
Plasmin degrades blood clot

Too much plasmin - can’t form clot

TPA- tissue plasminogen activator - cleaves plasminogen - give to heart attack patients to prevent blood clots

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6
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_ drugs

used to lyse the thrombi/clot - to recanalize the occluded blood vessel (mainly coronary artery)

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fibrinolytics - thrombolytics

versions of tPA
tissue plasminogen activator

SURAT

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7
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_ drugs are agents that prevent the formation of blood clots, by affecting blood coagulation factors.
used to treat thrombotic and thromboembolic diseases such as stroke, MI, deep vein thrmosis, pulmonary embolism

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anti-coagulant drugs - to prevent strokes and heart attacks

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8
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anti-coagulatic

indirect thrombin inhibitors, act on _

fractionated heparin

works immediately

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act on antithrombin

heparin binds to AT and increases it activity by 1000fold

low MW fractionated better

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9
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thrombolytics

direct _ inhibitors
Hirudin - leeches has anticoag property

Bivalirudin - synthetic reversible version

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direct thombin inhibitors

fibrin binding site on thrombin

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10
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Thrombolytics

_ like oral direct thrombin inhibitors

warfarin(Coumadin) - 48-72 hours to work
used to treat deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and to prevent emboli in patients with atrial fibrillation and mechanical prosthetic valves
interfer with vitamin K

A

Coumarin

plant based

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11
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balancing threat of stroke(block of blood) vs. intracerebral hemorrhage with _

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warfarin

vitamin K for OD

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12
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if OD on _ you give Protamine Sulfate

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heparin

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13
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Newer class of thrombolytic drugs

faster onset/off set, few drug interactions and predictable pharmacokinetics

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NOACS
novel oral anti-coagulants

block IIa thrombin directly

or block factor Xa

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14
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Anticoagulant

Aspirin inhibitions of _ synthsis -

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thromboxane A2 -

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