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Haemostasis Flashcards

1
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What is haemostasis

A

Cellular and biochemical processes that enables both specific and regulated cessation of bleeding in response to vascular insult

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2
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What is haemostasis for?

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Slide 3

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3
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Haemostasis is a balance between bleeding and thrombosis

A

CLOZE

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4
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Outline the formation of a haemostatic plug

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Slide 10

PRIMARY HAEMOSTASIS = formation of an unstable platelet plug

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5
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What are the characteristics of platelets

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Slide 16

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6
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What do megakaryocytes look like?

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Slide 17 [pic]

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7
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Describe the formation and maturation of platelets from megakaryocytes

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8
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What are the ultrastructural features of platelets

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Slide 20

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9
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The platelet cytoskeleton is important for…?

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Slide 21

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10
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Describe the process of platelet adhesion

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Slides 21-31

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11
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Describe the process of platelet activation

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Slides 32-34

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12
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Describe the process of aggregation of platelets

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Slides 34-36

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13
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Platelet activation enhances…?

A

Coagulation
CLOZE

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14
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The platelet shape changes upon adhesion, activation and aggregation. Describe these shape changes

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Slide 38

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15
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What are the characteristics of ITP?

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Slide 44

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16
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Outline the tissue factor pathway

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Slide 48

17
Q

What is the primary site of synthesis of haemostatic proteins?

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LIver

Slide 50

18
Q

Clotting factors circulate as inactive precursors

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Slide 50

19
Q

What clottingg factors are serine protease domain-containing proteins?

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Slide 51

20
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Describe the initation of coagulation

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Slide 54, 61-2

Gla domain = allows clotting factors to interact

21
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What is tissue factor?

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Slide 55

22
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What ist he structure of coagulation serine protease proteins?

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Slide 57

23
Q

Describe the propagation of coagulation

A

Slide 63-67

When a small amount of thrombin is produced = positive feedback cycle

24
Q

Patients deficient in procoagulant factors can develop haemophilia

A

CLOZE

25
Q

TURE OR FALSE:

Haemophilia A and B are X-linked

A

TRUE

Slide 67

26
Q

Coagulation is controlled by…?

A 
Slide 75 (only small amount of TFPI)
Slide 76 (Protein C pathway)

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Slide 94

27
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Describe protein C activation

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Slide 79-84

28
Q

What is antithrombin?

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Slide 92

29
Q

What does heparin do?

A

Binds to antithrombin to enhance efficiency (cofactor)

30
Q

Deficiencies of anttithrombin, protein C and protein S are important ris factors for thrombosis

A

CLOZE

31
Q

Describe the process of fibrinolysis

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Slide 97-99

32
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Clinical haemostasis

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DOAC = direct oral anticoagulant

Slide 100

33
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Tests for clinical haemostasis

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Slide 100

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