DISORDERS OF FIBRINOLYSIS AND THROMBOTIC DISORDERS

Question 1

Enumerate the disorders of fibrinolysis

Answer 1

Primary fibrinolysis
Secondary fibrinolysis

Question 2

This is an insoluble protein

Answer 2

Fibrinogen

Question 3

This is due to the release of excessive activators of plasminogen, resulting in the conversion of plasminogen to plasmin in the absence of fibrin.

Answer 3

Primary fibrinolysis

Question 4

True or false: a clot will be formed under primary fibrinolysis

Answer 4

False: none

Question 5

What treatment is done under PF?

Answer 5

Introduction of anti-fibrinolytic drugs
Antiplasmin

Question 6

The clot dissolution results in the increase of FSP/FDP that interfere with coagulation and platelet function

Answer 6

Secondary fibrinolysis

Question 7

Primary fibrinolysis : fibrinogen lysis
2nd fibrinolysis:

Answer 7

Fibrin lysis

Question 8

Under SF, there is a clot but it is?

Answer 8

Abnormal

Question 9

Enumerate the thrombotic disorder

Answer 9

Arterial thrombosis
Venous thrombosis

Question 10

The arterial thrombosis is AKA?

Answer 10

White clot

Question 11

This is composed of platelets with a small amount of fibrin, red cells and white cells?

Answer 11

Arterial thrombosis

Question 12

Arterial thrombosis is composed of platelets with a _____________, _________, __________?

Answer 12

small amount of fibrin, red cells and white cells

Question 13

Venousl thrombosis is composed of platelets with a _____________, _________, __________?

Answer 13

Large amount of fibrin, red cells and few platelets

Question 14

Patients that have these diseases can manifest arterial thrombosis?

Answer 14

Stroke and diabetic patient

Question 15

This is composed of platelets with a large amount of fibrin, red cells and few platelets?

Answer 15

Venous thrombosis

Question 16

Venous thrombosis is associated with?

Answer 16

Slow blood flow
Activation of coagulation
Impairment of fibrinolytic system
Deficiency of physiological inhibitors