HEMOSTASIS AND STAGES OF HEMOSTASIS Flashcards
DEFINITION OF HEMOSTASIS
- vasoconstriction
- platelet adhession and aggregation
- coagulation andfibrinolysis
what are the three hemostatic components
- extravascular components
- Vascular components
- Intravscular components
involves platelets and coagulation factor
Intravascular components
Highly procoagulant
extravascular cells
highly depends on the size of blood vessel, thickness and integrity of endothelial cell lining
vascular components
provides back support and pressure on the injured vessel by means of swelling
extravascular components
factors in extravascular components
- bulk/ amt of surrounding tissue
- type of tissue
- tone of surrounding tissue
Stages of hemostasis
- Primary hemostasis
- Secondary hemostasis
- Fibrinolysis
What are the platelet function cascade
Adhesion- Activation- secretion- aggregation
Primary hemostasis
- Constriction of damaged blood vessel
- Plt fxn cascade
- Formation of a temporary platelet plug formation
Activates adhesion
PECAM
vWF
Activates the activation in plt fxn cascade
Collagen
Characteristic of primary hemostasis
Rapid , short lived response
Delayed, long term
Secondary hemostasis
Slow dissolution and removal of fibrin clot
Fibrinolysis