Sequlae of Thrombosis

Question 1

Pathological consequence of an event

Answer 1

Sequlae

Question 2

6 sequlae of thrombosis

Answer 2

1. Resolution
2. Organization
3. Recanalization
4. Propagation
5. Infarction
6. Embolism

Question 3

LEAST DANGEROUS sequlae but may develop into another thrombosis…. (Transient Ischemic Attack)

Thrombus DISAPPEARS due to high FIBRINOLYTIC/TIA function in blood

Answer 3

Resolution

Question 4

Phagocytic digestion of thrombosis 2-3 days after it forms; replaced by CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Answer 4

Organization

Question 5

Reorganization leads to formations of canals within thrombus/CREATION of several vessels WITHIN VESSELS canals formation of of endothelial cells around thrombus

Answer 5

RECANALIZATION

Question 6

ENLARGEMENT of thrombus (size) in areas open to clotting factors and their activation…. usually in VEINS where flow is slow and are bifurcations

Answer 6

PROPAGATION

*major propagation in leg veins

Question 7

Process infarct is formed

Answer 7

INFARCTION

Question 8

Infarct develops in tissues that have ONE blood vessel supply

Answer 8

WHITE INFARCT

Heart…. coronary artery

Question 9

Infarct with tissue supplied by 2 blood vessels

Answer 9

RED INFARCT

Lungs… pulmonary a, bronchial a

Question 10

Region of necrosis caused by oxygen deficiency (ischemia)

Answer 10

INFARCT

Question 11

Myocardial infarction and ischemic stroke affect which organs?

Answer 11

MyoCARDIal infarction- heart

ISCHEMIC strike- brain

Question 12

Most common infarction

Answer 12

Myocardial infarction