Hemodynamics- platelets and coagulation Flashcards

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What are platelets

A

cell fragments shed into the bloodstream by the bone marrow megakaryoctes.

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What’s the function of platlets

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they form a hemostatic plug that seals vascular defects and by provide a surface that recruits and concentrates activated coagulation factors

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3
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What do platelets function on

A

several integrins
a contractile cytoskeletion
two types of cytoplasmic granules

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4
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What are the 2 types of granules of platelets

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alpha-granules

dense bodies

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What is the function of alpha granules

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express P-selectins on their membrane and contain fibrinogen,fibronectin, factor 5,7 and platelet factors 4, platelet derived growth fact and transforming growth factor

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What is the function of dense bodies

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contains ADP, ATP, ionized calcium, histamine, serotonin, epinephrine

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What is the function of VWF

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Functions in as adhesion bridge between the sub endothelial collagen and the glycoprotein Gplb platelet receptors

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How is platelet aggregation accomplished by

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Fibrinogen binding to platelet glycoprotein complex (GpllB and IIIa)

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9
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What are deficiencies with adhesion and aggregation

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vWF- von willebrand disease
GpIb- Bernard-Soulier
GpIIb- IIIa- Glanmann thrombasthenia

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What is coagulation cascade

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a successive series of amplifying enzymatic reactions. each step a substrate is protelozyed to becomes and active enzyme and which in turns proteolyses the next proenzyme

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What it TFPI

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Tissue Factor pathway inhibitor that is a protein secreted by endothelium that inactivates factor Xa and tissue factor factor VIIIa complex

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What is antithrombin

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inhibits the activity of thrombin and other serine proteases. activated by binding to heparin like molecules on endothelial cels

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What is the role of thrombin

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it generate fibrin by cleaving fibrinogen, activates factor XIII, and activates other coagulation factors, thereby amplifying the coagulation cascade.

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What is the function of TxA2

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a potent vasoconstrictor and stimulates platelet aggregation

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15
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What is the function of PGI2

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a vasodilators and inhibits platelet aggregation

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