Thrombophilia OME Flashcards
1
Q
clotting factors made by liver? anti-clotting factors?
A
2, 7, 9, 10
protein S, which is modified to protein C
2
Q
what’s factor II? IIa?
A
prothrombin
thrombin
3
Q
what’s factor I? Ia?
A
fibrinogen
fibrin
4
Q
what’s the purpose of protein C?
A
to inhibit factor V (which catalyzes the creation of factor IIa/thrombin)
5
Q
what’s the purpose of thrombin?
A
to catalyze the modification/activation of fibrinogen to fibrin
6
Q
what’s the MC clotting disorder?
A
FVL
7
Q
risk of clots: FVL vs cancer vs surgery/trauma
A
FVL = 1.5x cancer = 20x surgery/trauma = 10x
8
Q
what are the two pathways of the clotting cascade?
A
intrinsic and extrinsic
9
Q
what’s APS?
A
anti-phospholipid antibody syndrome
- lupus anticoagulant causes clots in body
- arterial and venous clots
- diagnosis: russel viper venom assay
- tx: Warfarin (INR: 2-3)
10
Q
what’s FVL?
A
factor V Leiden
- mutation of factor V makes it unresponsive to control mechanisms, this causes persistent activation of clotting cascade
- 1.5x increased risk of clotting (mild inc)