History Flashcards
First recorded successful human blood transfusion
James Blundell (1818)
Coagulation of blood arise from the upper liquid part of the blood
William Hewson (1770/71)
Ambroise Paré
Bec de corbin (pinching instrument)
Described a bleeding disorder in several families ( hemophilia)
Dr. JC Otto (1803)
1642
Antoine van Leeuwenhoek invented microscope
The term “fibrinogen”
Babington (1830)
3 classes of animal matter: Gelatine, albumin, and fibrin
Antoine Fourcroy (1788)
First successful while blood transfusion to treat hemophilia
Samuel Armstrong Lane and Jamed Blundell (1840)
The term “thrombin”
Rudolf Virchow (1856)
The term haemorrhaphilia ( haemophilia)
Friedrich Hopff and Dr. Schonlein (1828)
Factors that promote blood clot: venous stasis, vascular wall injury, and hypercoagulability; what is this called?
Rudolf Virchow (1856); virchow’s triad
2 preparation of fibrinogen by salt precipitation
Prosper Sylvian Denis (1859)
Blood staining was developed, ID 3 types of granulocytes, mast cells, polychromatophilia, and megaloblasts
Paul Ehrlich (1878)
Bleeding time test
William Duke (1910)
Damaged tissue releases plasminogen activator that activates plasminogen to plasmin
MacFallane (1937)
Blood circulation
William Harvey (1628)
Twisted tourniquet
Morel (1674)
Describes thrombosis and Embolism
Rudolf Virchow (1868)
“Thrombokimase”
Paul Morawitz (1904)
Coagulation is due to a ferment-like substance (thrombin) which exists in circulating blood as an inactive precursor (prothrombin)
Alexander Schmidt (1872)
Fibrin is the result of the interaction between thrombin and fibrinogen
Olof Hammarsten (1879/80)
Discovered PLTs
Guilio Bizzozero (1882)