Coagulation and Thrombosis Oct16 M3 Flashcards
normal hemostasis def
blood clot formation to limit bleeding
thrombosis def
patho counterpart to hemostasis (blood clots in intact vessels)
3 elements controlling hemostasis and thrombosis
endothelial cells and vascular wall
platelets
coagulation cascade
4 steps of hemostasis
- arteriolar vasconstriction
- primary hemostasis (initial platelet plug)
- secondary hemostasis (stabilization of platelet plug)
- fibrinolysis and dissolution
vascular injury: endothelial cells release what
- endothelin: vasoconstriction
- procoagulative factors
way vessels constrict other than endothelin
neurogenic mechanism (SM reflex)
primary hemostasis: main component and 2 roles
platelets
- seal defects
- recruit and activate coagulation factors
3 steps of primary hemostasis
platetet adhesion, platelet activation, platetet aggregation
how platelet adhesion occurs
platelet bind to collagen by binding to vWF with receptor glycoprotein 1b
how vWF got on collagen and what collagen
collagen of ECM made available after endothelial cell injury. vWF bound to it
platelet activation def
platelets undergo irreversible shape change and secrete granules with calcium and Thromboxane A2
what calcium and thromboxane A2 secreted by platelets do
calcium is a cofactor for several coagulation factors
TxA2 activates other platelets
platelet aggregation def
binding to fibrinogen of nearby platelets with a R
normally synthesized anti-coagulation factors (by normal endothelium)
Prostaglandin PGI2 and NO
aspirin mode of action
inhibits COX 2, enzyme required to produce TxA2 and PG
secondary hemostasis def
coagulation cascade leading to stabilization of platelet plug