The Cascade System (PART 1) Flashcards
What a factor becomes activated, it is referred to as what?
serine protease
What are clotting factors that circulate in blood as distinct entities in an inactive form?
zymogens
What binds to a particular serine protease to stabilize and increase reactivity?
Cofactors
This Factor is a substrate for thrombin and polymerizes to form fibrin.
Factor I-Fibrinogen
This factor is a cofactor for II —> IIa and is a part of the prothrombinase complex
Factor V-Labile factor
This factor is a cofactor for X –> Xa
VIII:C
This factor is a carrier protein for VIII:C and is needed for platelet adhesion to collagen.
vWF
This factor is a transglutaminase which converts loose hydrogen bonds of fibrin monomers to covalent bonds.
XIII-Fibrin stabilizing factor
This factor is a serine protease and a precursor to thrombin.
Factor II-Prothrombin
This factor is a serine protease and activates X and IX (in vivo).
Factor VII-Stabile Factor
This factor is a serine protease and with help of the cofactor VIIIa it converts X—>Xa
Factor IX-Christmas Factor
This factor is a serine protease that is a part of the prothrombinase complex which converts II—>IIa
Factor X- Stuart Prower Factor
This factor is a serine protease that converts IX–>IXa
Factor XI-Plasma Thromboplastin Antecedant
This factor is a serine protease (in vivo) that is activated in the presence of HMWK and PK to activate XI–>XIa
Factor XII-Hageman Factor
This factor is a serine protease (in vivo) and with the help of cofactor HMWK it activates XI–>XIa
Factor PK- Fletcher Factor