Cascade Reaction Flashcards
Nitric Oxide
Secreted by endothelial cells
Inactivates platelets
PGI2 (Prostacyclin)
Secreted by endothelial cells
Inactivates platelets
Heparin Sulfate
Binds protein Antithrombin 3 - activates
Bound to endothelial cell membrane
Antithrombin 3
Degrades (Inactivate) Clotting Factors: II, IX, X
Thrombomodulin
Protein on cell membrane
Binds Thrombin (Factor II)
Thrombin II binds
Protein C and becomes active
Activated Protein C
Degrades (Inactive) Factors V and VIII
5 Steps for Hemostatis or Cascade
1) Vascular Spasm
2) Platelet Plug Formation
3) Coagulation
4) Clot Retraction and Repair
5) Fibrinolysis
Endothelin
Binds on receptor smooth muscle
Causes contraction
Vasocontriction
Von Wildebrand Factor
Secreted by injured endothelial cells
Injured cells do not secrete Nitric Oxide or PGI
Glycoprotein 1 b
Binds to VWF
Secrete ADP, Thromboxane (TxA2), Seretonin
ADP & TxA2
Bind on platelets and activate
Causes platelets to come to site of injury
Platelet Aggregation
Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa
Binds platelets together via fibrinogen
Phospholipid Charge on Platelet Plug
Phosphatidylserine
Organ that makes clotting proteins
Liver
Factor 12
First Protein to Interact with Platelet
Proenzyme
Activated Factor 12
Activates Factor 11
Activated Factor 11
Activates Factor 9
Activated Factor 9
Interacts with Factor 8, PF3, and Ca2+
Activated Factor 8,9 Complex
Activates Factor 10
Activated Factor 10
Reacts with Factor 5, PF3, and Ca2+
Activated Factor 5,10 Complex
Reacts with Prothrombin Activator
Prothrombin Activator
Reacts with Factor 2 (Prothrombin)
This becomes Thrombin
Thrombin
Reacts in 2 ways:
Links Fibrinogen together and makes Fibrin
Reacts with Factor 13 (Fibrin Stabilizer)