coagluation test

Question 1

factor I

Answer 1

fibrinogen

Question 2

factor II

Answer 2

prothrombin

Question 3

factor III

Answer 3

tissue factor, thromboplastin

Question 4

factor IV

Answer 4

ionic calcium

Question 5

factor V

Answer 5

liable factor

Question 6

factor VII

Answer 6

stable factor

Question 7

factor VIII

Answer 7

antihemophilic factor

Question 8

factor IX

Answer 8

christmas factor

Question 9

factor X

Answer 9

stuart-prower factor

Question 10

factor XI

Answer 10

plasma thromboplastin atecedent

Question 11

factor XII

Answer 11

hageman factor

Question 12

factor XIII

Answer 12

fibrin-stablizing factor

Question 13

VWF

Answer 13

von willebrand factor

Question 14

Pre-K factor

Answer 14

prekallikrein/fletcher factor

Question 15

HMWK factor

Answer 15

high molecular weigh kininogen/fitzgerald factor

Question 16

PF#

Answer 16

platelet factor 3/ phosphoplids phosphatidylserine

Question 17

PF4

Answer 17

platelet factor 4

Question 18

t-Pa

Answer 18

tissue plasma activator

Question 19

PAI-1/PAI-2

Answer 19

plasminogen activator inhitor- 1 or 2

Question 20

define prothrombin

Answer 20

a protein formed by the liver in the presence of vitamin K

Question 21

define liable factor

Answer 21

its activity is diminished quickly at room temp.

use to distinguish between liver disease and vitamin K deficiency

Question 22

define stable factor

Answer 22

deficiency causes thrombotic complication, but does not usually cause bleeding problems.
vitamin K dependant.

Question 23

define antihemophilic factor

Answer 23

shows an increase in liver disease

clot solubility

Question 24

define hageman factor

Answer 24

involved in activation of c1 to c1 esterase
activation of plasminogen
activation of factor X

Question 25

define von willebrand factor

Answer 25

can be found in megakaryoblast

Question 26

define pre-K factor

Answer 26

a patient with a normal pt and prolonged aptt denoted a problem with the intrinisc pathway.