Haemostasis

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  • Created by: SamDavies
  • Created on: 14-04-19 15:16
What is haemostasis?
The stopping of bleeding
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Which enzyme cleaves fibrinogen into fibrin?
Thrombin
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Which enzyme cleaves prothrombin into thrombin?
Factor Xa
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Give an example of intragranular substances which are released during platelet activation
Thromboxin A2, ADP
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Activated platelets signal to other platelets to activate or attract other platelets to the site of activation through which signalling mechanism?
Paracrine
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What is alpha II b beta 3?
Platelet cell surface receptor
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Which conformation is alpha II b beta III in when the platelet is at rest?
Low affinity
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Which ligand binds to alpha II b beta III?
Fibrinogen
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What is fibrinolysis?
The degradation of a fibrin clot
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Which active substance degrades the fibrin during fibrinolysis?
Plasmin
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Which enzyme converts plasminogen into plasmin?
tPA, uPA
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What is the complex formed when activated platelets cause the flipping of phosphatidyl serine to the outer membrane surface so that clotting factors can bind?
Prothrombinase complex
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Which enzyme cleaves fibrinogen into fibrin?

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Thrombin

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Give an example of intragranular substances which are released during platelet activation

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Activated platelets signal to other platelets to activate or attract other platelets to the site of activation through which signalling mechanism?

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