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- _____ surrounds the platelet plug, creating a ______ mesh
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fibrin
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______ is fored that dissolves fibrin --> blood clot is slowly removed
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plasmin
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- play a role in cardiovascular angiogenesis
- ex. plasminogen, plasmin
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hemostatic proteins
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- precursor to plasmin
- prevents clots
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plasminogen
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- tisssue plasminogen activator (tPA)
- fibrinolytic enzyme
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plasmin
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tPA can be increased with
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exercise
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2 pathways that lead to the formation of a fibrin clot
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1. intrinsic pathway
2. extrinsic pathway
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the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways converge on a _____ pathway that leads to clot formation...
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common
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the formation of a red thrombus (a clot) in response to an abnoral vessel wall hemostatis
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intrinsic pathway
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fibrin clot formation in response to tissue injury-trauma
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extrinsic pathway
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- a coagulation protein that has many effects in the coagulation cascade
- a serine protease...
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thrombin (factor II)
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factors that convert prothrombin to thrombin (2)
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1. factor X
2. factor V
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- inactivated state of thrombin
- produces in the liver
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prothrombin
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- vitamin K dependent protein synthesized hepatocytes
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prothrombin
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- exposed with injury
- initiates a cascade of biochemical reactions
- conversion of prothrombin...
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tissue factor (TF)
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- the liver must be bale to use _______ to produce factors II, VII, IX, and X
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vit K
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the liver needs vit K to produce factors (4)
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1. F II
2. F VII
3. F IX
4. F X
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______ is generated at a site of vascular damage
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thrombin
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- activates blood platelets and endothelial cells
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thrombin
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platelets adhere to damaged endohelial cells and to each other, forming a ______
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thrombus
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- growth factors (ie. platelet-derived growth factor, at the site of damage)
- promoting tissue...
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activated plateletes
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1st part coagulation cascade (8)
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vascular constriction --> limits blood flow to injured area --> platelets become activated ...
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2nd part of the coagulation cascade ()
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activated platelets change shape to accommodate the formation of the plug --> fibrin mesh...
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plug containing only platelets
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white thrombus
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plug containing platelets and RBC
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red thrombus
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partial thromboplastin (PTT) test measures
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protein factors that are part of the intrinsic and common pathways
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intrinsic and common pathway protein factors (10)
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1. XII
2. XI
3. IX
4. VIII
5. X
6. V
7. II
8. fibrinogen
9. prekallikrein (PK)
10....
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the prothrombin (PT) test measures
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the factors that make up he extrinsic and common pathways
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factors that make up the extrinsic and common pathways (5)
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1. VII
2. X
3. V
4. II
5. fibrinogen
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the 2 screening tests that help diagnose defect/deficiencies in coagulation factors
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1. partial thromboplastin test (PTT)
2. prothrombin test (PT)
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______ cells dominate early lesions
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immune
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_________ molecules accelerate lesion progression
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immune effector
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activation of inflammation elicits
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acute coronary syndromes
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an inflammatory disease in which immune mechanisms interact with metabolic risk factors to...
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atherosclerosis
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quiescent plaque
process:
marker: (2)
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process: plaque formation
marker: cholesterol, LDL
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vulnerable plaque
process:(5)
marker: (4)
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process: inflammation, multiple factors, infection?, rupture, macrophages?
marker: c-reactive...
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rupture, platelet-thrombin micro emboli
process: (3)
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process: thrombosis, platelet activation, thrombin
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