Blood and Lymphatic disorders Flashcards

1
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3 main functions of the blood

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  • distribution
  • regulation
  • protection
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2
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Distribution

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  • O2 and nutrients
  • hormones
  • metabolic waste
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3
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Regulation

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  • fluid volume
  • body temperature
  • ph in body tissues
  • bicarb ions
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4
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Protection

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  • WBCs, antibodies to fight infection
  • platelets and plasma prevent blood loss
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5
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haemeostasis

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clotting cascade - coagulation

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6
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5 steps of haemostasis

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  1. Vascular spasm
  2. platelet plug formation
  3. coagulation
  4. clot retraction and repair
  5. fibrinolysis
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7
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vascular spasm

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injury to endothelium - release endothelin - contracts smooth muscle - pain and vasoconstriction

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8
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platelet plug formation

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damaged endothelial cells - VWF released - binds platelets.

secretion of ADP, TXA2 & Seretonin

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9
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what do platelets bind together with

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fibrinogen

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10
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what chemicals enhance vascular spasm?

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TXA2 & Seretonin

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11
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2 parts of clotting cascade

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Intrinsic and extrinsic

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12
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contact activation

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Intrinsic pathway

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13
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tissue factor

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extrinsic pathway

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14
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trauma activates clotting factor ..

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VII into VIIa

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15
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extrinsic pathway

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-15 secs to activate
- trauma
- direct trauma releases factor III

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16
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Intrinsic pathway

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  • slower (several minutes)
  • damaged surface
  • backs up extrinsic
17
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fibrin mesh

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both pathways end up here at factor Xa

18
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what converts fibrinogen to fibrin

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thrombin

19
Q

what is a blood clot

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combination of platelets and fibrin meshed together

20
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platelet contraction

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actin and myosin contract and pull damaged cells together