stages of haemostasis Flashcards

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haemostasis

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body’s normal physiological response for the prevention and stopping of bleeding/haemorrhage

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list stages of haemostasis

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  • vasoconstruction
  • primary
  • secondary
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describe vasoconstriction as a stage of haemostasis

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  • walls of the blood vessels have muscle and connective tissue
  • to prevent blood being lost from the vessel vasoconstriction narrows vessel and reduces blood entering it
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haemostasis - what is vasoconstriction promoted by?

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  • endothelial cells that secrete chemical signals
  • nerves that detect the break
  • myogenic contraction - muscle contraction when in contact with blood
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primary haemostasis

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  • platelets collect at site of injury
  • adhere to exposed collagen in vessel wall + near the leak
  • von willebrand factor improves adhesion
  • platelets secrete chemoattractants to passing platelets
  • platelets activated + release granules
  • platelets clump together - aggregation
  • endothelium secretes nitric oxide + prostacyclin causing vasodilation and inhibit clotting
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name 3 chemical attractants in primary haemostasis

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  • serotonin
  • thromboxane A2
  • ADP
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