SECONDARY HEMOSTATIS Flashcards
Coagulation factors are primarily produced in the
Liver
Made by Megakaryocyte and endothelial cells
The vWF and VIII:vWF
Increased factors in liver disease
Factor I and VIII
A Very good test to assess liver function in the acute setting because factor VII is needed for the extrinsic pathway
PT
Factor that Has the shortest half life of 6 hours
Factor VII
All deficiencies of coagulation factors are transmitted as _________ except for factor VIII and IX deficiencies which are transmitted as ________
Autosomal recessive ; x-linked recessive
Most concentrated of all the plasma procoagulants ; essential for platelet aggregation (links activated platelets through their GP IIb /IIIa platelet fibrinogen receptor) ; increases approximately 10 mg/dL per decade in the elderly
Fibrinogen
Fibrinogen 100 mg/dL or less than effect on PT and PTT
Prolonged
Factor II
Prothrombin
Factor III
Tissue factor / tissue thromboplastin / thrombokinase
Factor IV
Calcium ions
Factor V
Proaccelerin / labile factor / thrombogen
Mutant factor V
Factor V Leiden
Factors inactivated by protein C-protein S complex
Factors V & VIII
Factor V is not inactivated by the protein C and S complex which leas to
Excessive clot formation
Deficiency of factor V
Owren’s disease or parahemophilia
First factor to be affected by warfarin therapy ; shortest life span
Factor VII
FACTOR VII
Proconvertin / stable factor
Proconvertin half life
6 hours
Factor VIII
Antihemophilic factor A (AHF-A) / antihemophilic globulin (AHG)
Free factor ____ is unstable in plasma (it circulates bound to vWF) ; during coagulation, ______ cleaves ____ from vWF and activates it
Factor VIII ; thrombin ; factor VIII
Factor VIII deficiency
Hemphilia A or classic hemophilia
Refers to procoagulant portion ; measured by standard factor VIII assay and APTT ; markedly decreased in hemophilia A
Factor VII, Factor VIIIC, Factor VIII:C
Factor VIII complex that refers to the antigenic properties ; measured by immunoassays
Factor VIII:Ag
Factor VIII complex which refers to the portion responsible for for platelet aggregation in the presence of Ristocetin ; termed as the Ristocetin cofactor
Factor VIIIR:RCo
Factor VIII complex required for normal platelet adhesion
Factor VIII:vWF
Antigenic portion oof the Von willebrand factor ; previously termed factor VIII related antigen (VIIIR:Ag) ; measured by immunoassay
vWF:Ag
Largest molecule in plasma
Von willebrand factor
Has receptor site for both platelets and collagen
VWF
Primary platelet surface receptor for vWF
GP Ib / IX / V
Factor IX
Christmas factor / antihemophilic B / plasma thromboplastin component (PTC)
FACTOR X
Stuart prower factor
Factor XI
Antihemophilic factor C / plasma thromboplastin antecedent
Hemphilia C / rosenthal syndrome
Factor XI deficiency
> 50% of cases seen in Ashkenazi Jews
Factor XI deficiency
Factor XII
Hageman factor / glass factor / contact factor
Factor deficiency with no bleeding tendency and has thrombotic tendency
Factor XII
Factor XIII
Fibrin stabilizing factor / fibrinase / Laki-Lorand factor
Uses 5 M urea clot solubility test for detection (Duckert’s test)
Factor XIII
PREKALLIKREIN is aka
Fletcher factor
HMWK
High molecular weight kininogen / Reid factor / Williams factor / Fitzgerald factor / flaujeac factor
Also considered coagulation factors , collectively called before as platelet factor 3 PF-3
Phosphatidylserine
Eight coagulation factors are enzymes that circulate in an inactive form called
Zymogens
Zymogens
Prothrombin
VII
IX
X
XI
XII
PREKALLIKREIN
XIII
Coagulation factors that act as cofactors
Tissue factor
V
VIII
HMWK
INITKNRINSIC FACTORS
12, 11, 9, 8
EXTRINSIC FACTORS
3 and 7
COMMON PATHWAY FACTORS
10, 5, 2, 1
Fibrinogen group
1, 5, 8, 13
Thrombin sensitive group
Fibrinogen group
Absent in aged serum
Fibrinogen group
Vitamin k-independent
Fibrinogen group
Contact group
Calcium dependent group
Fibrinogen group
Prothrombin group
Fibrinogen group is increased in (PISO)
Pregnancy
Inflammation
Stress
Oral contraceptive intake
Present in aged serum
Factors 7, 9 ,10
Prothrombin group
2, 7, 9, 10
Vitamin K dependent group
Prothrombin group
Prothrombin group is adsorbed in the plasma using either
Barium sulfate or aluminum hydroxide
Contact group
XII, XI, PK, HMWK,
Vitamin k-independent group
Contact group
Coagulation factors and coagulation proteins formed under conditions of vitamin K absence or antagonism ; do not participate in coagulation process
PIVKA (protein induced by Vit. K absence)
The concept of coagulation process is used extensively to interpret ____ lab tests and to identify factor deficiencies
In vitro
Activates factor 1, 5, 8
Thrombin
Tenase complex
Factors 9a, PF-3, calcium, 8a
Protrhombinase complex
10a, PF-3, calcium, 5a
Involved in all phases of coagulation, except in the contact phase
Calcium
NOT soluble to 5M urea
Stabilized fibrin clot
Normal physiologic needs the presence of two cell types for formation of coagulation complexes
Tissue factor bearing cells
Platelets
Coagulation in vivo can be described as occurring in two phases
Initiation
Propagation
Occurs on tissue factor-bearing cells and generates 3% to 5% of total thrombin produced
Initiation
Occurs on platelets ; produces 95% or more of the total total thrombin
Propagation
Activates factor IX and X, producing enough thrombin to activate platelet and factors V, VIII, XI
TF:VIIa
Coagulation proceed on activated platelet phospholipid membranes with the formation of ___:____ and __:___ complex, which produces a burst of thrombin that cleaves fibrinogen to fibrin
IXa:VIIIa and Xa:Va complexes