FIBRINOLYSIS Flashcards

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Final stage of coagulation and is the dissolution of the formed clot

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Fibrinolysis

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2
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Fibrinolysis starts after

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Fibrin polymerization and cross-linking

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3
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Two activators of fibrinolysis that are released in response to inflammation and coagulation

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TPA and UPA

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4
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Fibrinolytic proteins accumulate on fibrin during clotting and become incorporated into the fibrin clot

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Plasminogen, plasmin, TPA, UPA, and PAI-1

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TPA and UPA function

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Activate fibrin-bound plasminogen several hours after clot formation, degrade fibrin, and restore blood flow during vascular repair

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6
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Plasminogen is produced by

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Liver

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7
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Plasminogen is stored in

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Eosinophils

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8
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Fibrin-bound plasminogen converts to

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Active plasmin

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9
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Plasmin function

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Digests clot, restores vessel patency

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10
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Free plasmin digests

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Fibrinogen, factor V, VIII, fibronectin

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11
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α2-antiplasmin

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Inactivates free plasmin

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12
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TPA function

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Serine protease activating plasminogen

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13
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Circulating TPA

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Bound to PAI-1, cleared from plasma

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14
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UPA function

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Intrinsic plasminogen activator

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15
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UPA secretion

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Urinary tract epithelial cells, monocytes, macrophages

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16
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UPA binding

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Does NOT bind firmly to fibrin

17
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UPA physiologic effect

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Relatively minor

18
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PAI-1 function

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Principal inhibitor of plasminogen activation

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PAI-1 action

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Inhibits TPA and UPA, preventing plasminogen conversion to plasmin

20
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α2-antiplasmin function

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Inhibits plasmin, primary inhibitor of free plasmin

21
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α2-antiplasmin synthesis

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Synthesized in the liver

22
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ε-aminocaproic acid and tranexamic acid function

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Antifibrinolytic, inhibit plasmin’s proteolytic activity

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TAFI synthesis

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Synthesized in the liver

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TAFI activation

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Activated by thrombin-thrombomodulin complex

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Activated TAFI function
Antifibrinolytic enzyme
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D-dimer test purpose
Detects lysed fibrin clot
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D-dimer production
Plasmin lyses fibrin, produces FDP that produce D-dimer (portion of FDP)
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Plasmin and fibrinogen
Plasmin lyses fibrinogen but no D-dimer
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D-dimer (+)
Indicates stable fibrin clot lysis
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FDP/FSP(+)
DIC or Pathological fibrinolysis
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FDP(+), D-dimer(-)
Pathological fibrinolysis
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FDP(+), D-dimer(+)
DIC
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Euglobulin Lysis Test purpose
Measures fibrinolytic activity by lysis of clot
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Proteins that precipitates when plasma is diluted with water and acidified
Euglobulins
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Euglobulins include
Plasminogen, plasmin, fibrinogen, plasminogen activators
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Procedure for Euglobulin Lysis Test
Patient’s citrated PPP is diluted, acidified, refrigerated, and clot formed with thrombin
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Normal Euglobulin Lysis Time
Typically longer than 2 hours
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Euglobulin Lysis Time < 2 hours
Indicates increased fibrinolytic activity