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Coagulation Flashcards

1
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Five components of the hemostasis system

A

Vascular
Platelet

Coagulation

Anti-coagulation

Fibrinolysis

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2
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Platelet glycoproteins

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GPI-beta-alpha
GPVI

GPIIa/IIIb

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3
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Platelet G protein-coupled receptors

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P2Y12
Protease activated receptor

Thromboxane A2 receptor

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4
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GPI-beta-alpha ligand

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von Willebrand factor (vWf)

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5
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GPVI ligand

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Collagen

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6
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GPIIa/IIIb ligand

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Fibrinogen

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7
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P2Y12 ligand

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ADP

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8
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Protease activated receptor (PAR) ligand

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Thrombin

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9
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Thromboxane A2 receptor ligand

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Thromboxane A2

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10
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Factor I name and function

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“Fibrinogen”

Converted into fibrin (by thrombin), which forms the fibrin blood clot

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Factor II name and function

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“Prothrombin”
Is converted into thrombin, which cleaves fibrinogen

Activates Factor XIII into Factor XIIIa (crosslinks fibrin fibers)

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Factor III name and function

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“Tissue factor”
Exposed to Factor VII when vascular injury occurs, and activates this into Factor VIIa

Factor III/Factor VIIa/Ca2+ activates Factor X into Factor Xa

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13
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Factor IV name and function

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“Ca2+”

Cofactor with most coagulation factors

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14
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Factor V function

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Released by activated platelets

Converted into Factor Va by thrombin

Forms complex with Factor Xa, Ca2+, and phospholipids to form the prothrombin activator complex, which converts prothrombin into thrombin

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15
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Factor VI function

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There is NO Factor VI

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16
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Factor VII function

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Activated by tissue factor (into Factor VIIa)

Factor VIIa/tissue factor/Ca2+ activates Factor X into Factor Xa

17
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Factor VIII function

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Activated by thrombin (into Factor VIIIa)
Factor VIIIa/Factor IXa/Ca2+/phospholipids (tenase complex)

Tenase complex activates Factor X

18
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Factor IX function

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Activated by Factor XIa (into Factor IXa)

Part of the tenase complex (Factor VIIIa/Factor IXa/Ca2+/PL) that activates Factor X

19
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Factor X function

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Activated by the tenase complex (Factor VIIIa/Factor IXa/Ca2+/PL) into Factor Xa
Forms the prothrombin complex with Factor Va, Ca2+, and PL, which converts prothrombin into thrombin

20
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Factor XI function

A

Activated by Factor VIIa into Factor XIa

Activates Factor IX

21
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Factor XII function

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Activated when exposed to collagen (into Factor XIIa)

Activates Factor XI

22
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Factor XIII function

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Activated by thrombin (into Factor XIIIa)

Crosslinks fibrin fibers to form secure fibrin clot

23
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Which clotting factors require vitamin K?

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Factors II, VII, IX, and X

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