Coagulation Quiz #1 Flashcards
Durin in vitro coagulation, which factor is NOT consumed?
a) Fibrinogen
b) Factor XIII
c) Prothrombin
d) Factor VII
D) Factor VII
Factor XII can be activated by?
a) contact with neg charged surfaces
b) kallikrein
c) collagen
d) all of the above
d) all of the above
Fibrinopeptides A and B are by products of:
thrombin acting on fibrinogen
Prothrombin is converted to thrombin by:
A complex of activated factors X, V,PF3, and calcium
Fibrinogen degradation products: 3 things true
-Are cleared by the reticuloendothelial system
-inhibit fibrin formation if present in large amounts
-are formed by the action of plasmin on fibrinogen
Urokinase is a
Direct plasminogen activator
Stabilization of a fibrin clot requires adequate amounts of:
Factor XIII
Patients who have a deficiency of AT, Protein C or Protein S may be hypercoagulable because:
These are important inhibitors of coagulation.
Fibrinogen degradation differs from d-dimers because:
D-dimers are fragments from factor XIII crosslinked fibrin molecule
Substances that have antiplasmin activity:
-alpha 2 macroglobulin
-alpha 2 antiplasmin
Plasminogen activators:
-streptokinase
-urokinase
-vascular endothelium (TPA)
Hageman factor
Factor XIII
Factor VIII
Anti hemophiliac factor
Factor IX
Christmas factor
Factor X
Stuart-Prower factor