Coagulation and Thrombosis Oct16 M3 Flashcards

1
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normal hemostasis def

A

blood clot formation to limit bleeding

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2
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thrombosis def

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patho counterpart to hemostasis (blood clots in intact vessels)

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3
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3 elements controlling hemostasis and thrombosis

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endothelial cells and vascular wall
platelets
coagulation cascade

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4
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4 steps of hemostasis

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  • arteriolar vasconstriction
  • primary hemostasis (initial platelet plug)
  • secondary hemostasis (stabilization of platelet plug)
  • fibrinolysis and dissolution
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5
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vascular injury: endothelial cells release what

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  • endothelin: vasoconstriction

- procoagulative factors

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6
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way vessels constrict other than endothelin

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neurogenic mechanism (SM reflex)

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7
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primary hemostasis: main component and 2 roles

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platelets

  • seal defects
  • recruit and activate coagulation factors
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8
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3 steps of primary hemostasis

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platetet adhesion, platelet activation, platetet aggregation

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9
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how platelet adhesion occurs

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platelet bind to collagen by binding to vWF with receptor glycoprotein 1b

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10
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how vWF got on collagen and what collagen

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collagen of ECM made available after endothelial cell injury. vWF bound to it

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11
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platelet activation def

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platelets undergo irreversible shape change and secrete granules with calcium and Thromboxane A2

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12
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what calcium and thromboxane A2 secreted by platelets do

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calcium is a cofactor for several coagulation factors

TxA2 activates other platelets

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13
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platelet aggregation def

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binding to fibrinogen of nearby platelets with a R

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14
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normally synthesized anti-coagulation factors (by normal endothelium)

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Prostaglandin PGI2 and NO

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15
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aspirin mode of action

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inhibits COX 2, enzyme required to produce TxA2 and PG

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16
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secondary hemostasis def

A

coagulation cascade leading to stabilization of platelet plug

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17
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end result of coagulation cascade

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activation of prothrombin into thrombin which cleaves fibrinogen into fibrin

18
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fibrin roles (2)

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  • polymer to reinforce platelet plug

- activate more platelets

19
Q

coagulation cascade def

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successive series of enzymatic reactions where pro enzymes cleaved into enzymes

20
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lab tests used to screen for coagulation disorders

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PT, PTT, INR (normalization of PT)

21
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some factors required for coagulation cascade

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phospholipids, calcium, vitamin K

22
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fibrinolysis def

A

breaking down fibrin platelet plug

23
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fibrinolysis trigger

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plasminogen activators activate plasminogen into plasmin, plasmin breaks down fibrin

24
Q

Virchow’s triad on what controls thrombosis

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Endothelial injury, abnormal blood flow, hypercoagulability

25
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how abnormal blood flow can lead to thrombosis

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turbulence in high flow regions: zones of low flow

26
Q

thromboembolus def

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thrombus fragile and breaks from vascular structure to propagate

27
Q

embolus

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any substance carried by blood

28
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2 main types of thrombi

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arterial and venous

29
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arterial thrombi charact

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zones of arterial turbulence, atherosclerotic plaque

30
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venous thrombi charact

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zones of stasis

31
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thrombus on microscope

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lines of Zahn (rainbow)

32
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venous thrombi consequence

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congestion, edema, embolisation (especially if above knee joint)

33
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arterial thrombi consequence

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tissue infarction by obstruction

34
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Disseminated intravascular coagulation def

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widespread thrombosis in microcirculation

35
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Factors that influence infarct development

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rate of occlusion, collaterol blood supplies, tissue susceptibility to ischemia, blood oxygenation

36
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how infarcts classified

A

(colour)

red, white

37
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red infarct charact

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hemorrhagic: venous occlusion, when flow established after infarction, 2 circulations

38
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white infarct charact

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anemic infarct. (arterial occlusions in organs with end arterial circulation: heart, spleen, kidney)

39
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lung what type of infarct and why

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red bc 2 circulations

40
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PE: cause in most cases

A

thrombi in large deep veins of the leg

41
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how PE can be deadly

A

if blocks large pulmonary arteries

42
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consequences of PE on pulm circulation

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pulmonary hypertension, RHF, cor pulmonale, ischemia to downstream parenchyma