Blood coagulation – clotting factors in blood. General mechanism of blood coagulation. Intrinsic and extrinsic pathway for initiation of clotting. Disorders in the hemostasis Flashcards
blood coagulation - definition
to maintain constant blood flow
whilst preventing blood loss after cut
blood coagulation - factor 1
fibrinogen
- to be converted into fibrin via thrombin
- to stabilise blood clot
blood coagulation - factor 2
prothombin
- to be converted into thrombin by prothrombinase
blood coagulation - factor 3
tissue factor/ thromboplastin
combines with factor 7a -> factor X -> thrombin
blood coagulation - factor 4
= calcium ions
acts as cofactor in extrinsic + intrinsic pathway
blood coaggulation - factor 5
proaccerelin labile factor
combines with calcium / phospholipids to activate prothrombinase
blood coagulation - factor 7
proconvertin factor
activated by tissue factor
activates factor X
for extrinsic pathway
blood coagulation - factor 8
antihemophilic factor
deficiency gonna cause hemophilia A
blood coagulation - factor 9
christmas factor
deficiency causes hemophilia B
blood coaggulation factor 10
stuart prower factor
converts promthrombin to thrombin
blood coaggulation factor 11
plasma thromboplastin antecedent
= acts as cofactor for factor 9 for intrinsic pathway
blood coaggulation factor 12
hageman factor
- activates factor 11
blood coaggulation factor 13
= fibrin stabilising factor
cross-links fibrin to stabilise clot
disorder - 1
hemophilia A
- deficiency of factor 8
- spontaneous bleeding / bruising
disorder - 2
hemophilia B
- deficiency of factor 9