P18 - Secondary Hemostatic Disorders Flashcards
goal of secondary hemostasis
- utilization of coagulation factors to form a fibrin clot
- complex interaction of extrinsic, intrinsic and common pathways
intrinsic and common pathways problems result in
- hemophilias
extrinsic and common pathways problems result in
- deficiency/antagonists of vit K
intrinsic and common pathways clin path abnormalities
- prolonged PTT
- prolonged CT
- prolonged ACT
extrinsic and common pathways clin path abnormalities
- prolonged PT
- prolonged PIVKA
prolonged PIVKA strongly suggests
- warfarin poisoning
cells involved in secondary hemostasis (2)
- fibroblasts (express tissue factor (TF))
- leukocytes, endothelial cells and activated platelets (express phosphatidylserine (PS) surface)
major inhibitor of secondary hemostasis (2)
- antithrombin produced in liver
- TF pathway inhibitor produced by endothelial cells
disorders of secondary hemostasis (3)
- extrinsic factor VII, TF
- intrinsic factor XII, XI, IX, VIII
- common factor
extrinsic factor VII has shortest
- 1/2 life
activated partial thromboplastin time (PTT)
- time it takes to form clot
activated coagulation time (ACT)
- first evidence of clotting
coagulation time (CT)
- first evidence of clot
Cause of vitamin K deficiency
- Warfarin
One Stage Prothrombin Time (PT)
- time to clot formation