General principles of Hemostasis Flashcards

1
Q

Two methods of anti-clotting:

A

cascade inhibition

clot lysis

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2
Q

Membrane protein on platelets that binds collagen:

A

GP Ia

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3
Q

Membrane protein on collagen that binds vW factor:

A

GP Ib

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4
Q

Membrane proteins on platelets that bind fibrinogen:

A

GP IIb-IIIa

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5
Q

Coag pathway with factors all present in blood:

A

intrinsic

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6
Q

Coag pathway that needs TF from subendothelium:

A

Extrinsic

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7
Q

Coag cascade triggered by:

A

Extrinsic pathway – exposed TF

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8
Q

Factors of Intrinsic pathway:

A

XII(a) –> XI(a) –> IX(a) –> (+ VIII(a)) –> X (start of common pathway)

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9
Q

Factors of Extrinsic pathway:

A

TF + VIIa –> X(a)–start of common pathway

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10
Q

Cofactor of Xa in common pathway?

A

Va

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11
Q

Xa does what?

A

prothrombin –> thrombin

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12
Q

thrombin does what?

A

inhibits extrinsic and triggers Intrinsic

**fibrinogen—»> FIBRIN = CLOT

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13
Q

Intrinsic cofactor of IXa:

A

VIIIa

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14
Q

Where does TF come form:

A

“Hidden cells” exposed during injury

Microparticles floating in blod

Endothelial cells and monocytes

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15
Q

Breaks up clot to form FDPs:

A

plasmin

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16
Q

how do you get plasmin?

A

plasminogen + t-PA

17
Q

Inhibits cofactors VIIIa and Va:

A

protein C and S

18
Q

Inhibits A LOT of coag factors?

A

ATIII

19
Q

inhibits TF/VIIa complex:

A

TFPI

20
Q

Old school way to evaluate platelet response to vascular injury:

A

Template Bleeding time

21
Q

Detects platelet function abnormalities:

A

Platelet aggregation

22
Q

Why do you put coag tests in a citrate tube?

A

to get rid of Ca2+

23
Q

Prothrombin Time (PT) measures?

A

Extrinsic pathway

**uses thromboplastin in vitro in place of TF

24
Q

PT used to test:

A

Factor VII

  • made by liver
  • needs vit K
  • decreased by Coumadin (warfarin)
  • SHORT half life
25
Q

Used instead of PT?

A

INR

26
Q

When should you order an INR?

A

assess liver function

monitor coumadin therapy

diagnose DIC

assess pre-OP status

27
Q

Partial Thromboplastin Time measures?

A

Intrinsic pathway

28
Q

When is PTT increased?

A

hemophilia A and B

DIC

heparin

inhibitiors?

29
Q

When to order PTT?

A

Hx of abnormal bleeding

monitor heparin therapy

dx DIC

dx antiphospholipid antibody

assess pre-OP status

30
Q

Thrombin time tests?

A

conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

**bypasses intrinsic/extrinsic pathways

31
Q

TT increased?

A

decreased fibrinogen

or

increased FDPs

32
Q

Why order a D-Dimer?

A

rule OUT a clot

VERY sensitive

33
Q

Adds cross-links to fibrin:

A

factor XIII

34
Q

When would you see a decrease in fibrinogen?

A

DIC

Massive bleed