WEEK4 HEMA 2 Rationale PDF

Title WEEK4 HEMA 2 Rationale
Author Denise Tablante
Course Medical Laboratory Science Program
Institution Our Lady of Fatima University
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WEEK 4: HEMA 2 RATIONALE1. Answer: hemorrhage Bleeding and chronic inflammation are induced when procoagulant is absent Excessing clot – DVT, cardiovascular disease 2. Answer: Tissue factor – initiates coagulation Anticoagulant – prostacyclin, heparan sulfate, nitric oxide o Prostacyclin – secreted ...


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MTAP 412 WEEK 4: HEMA 2 RATIONALE

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Answer: hemorrhage Bleeding and chronic inflammation are induced when procoagulant is absent Excessing clot – DVT, cardiovascular disease

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Answer: providing a smooth inner surface of the blood vessels



Answer: lymphocytes and monocytes together endothelial cells initiate the release of tissue factor



Answer: 16 clotting factors; majority are produces in the liver

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Answer: Tissue factor – initiates coagulation Anticoagulant – prostacyclin, heparan sulfate, nitric oxide o Prostacyclin – secreted by EC to repel the platelet to adhere on the endothelium o Heparan sulfate – secreted by EC that activates the antithrombin o Nitric oxide – secreted by EC to induce vasodilation o TFPI -inactivates factor VII

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Answer: inhibits platelets to adhere in the endothelium

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Answer: factor X Factor VII – stable factor Factor XI – plasma thromboplastin antecedent Factor XII – Hageman factor

MTAP 412 WEEK 4: HEMA 2 RATIONALE

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Answer: antihemophilic factor (factor VIII) – labile factor Stable factor, Christmas factor and Hageman factor are serine proteases

Answer: protein C Protein S is a co-factor of protein C to regulate the activated factor V and VIII

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Answer: factor II Factor I – has the highest concentration in plasma

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Answer: none of the choices are correct (they are all procoagulants)



Answer: produced primarily in hepatocytes activated form can be inactivated by protein C



Answer: factor XII, HMWK, prekallikrein (involve in intrinsic pathway)

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Answer: Factor II 13.

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Answer: factor XII

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Answer: protein C deficiency may cause massive thrombus to neonates

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Answer: factor XIa, IXa, and Xa Factor VIIa inactivates by TFPI



Answer: both statements are correct



Answer: tissue plasminogen activator is the only one being produced by endothelium

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Answer: factor XII or hemophilia C

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Answer: ZPI

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MTAP 412 WEEK 4: HEMA 2 RATIONALE Answer: alpha 2-antiplasmin (produced in the liver)

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Answer: PT and APTT (lab test for common pathway) Intrinsic pathway: APTT Extrinsic pathway: PT

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Answer: factor I Adhesion problem - vWF

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Answer: PT and APTT Thrombin time – assess the decrease level of fibrinogen together with fibrinogen level

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Answer: increased risk of thrombosis Protein C acts on factor V and VIII



Answer: 50-186%

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Answer: activated protein C and protein S

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Answer: factor IXa and factor X

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APTT is prolonged in heparin while PT is normal

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Answer: factor V



Answer: prolonged tourniquet application causes hemoconcentration therefore may cause shortened PT



Answer: 5x of inversion

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Answer: 9:1 Citrate in tube – 3.2%



Answer: 24 hours



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Answer: classical hemophilia (factor VIII deficiency) Bleeding time and platelet count – assess primary hemostasis disorder

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Answer: soda lime glass – may activate the platelets and coagulation factors due to its negative charge Most preferred: plastic blue-stopper

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Answer: normal Coumadin s used for patients who have possible thrombosis PT is prolong in coumadin

MTAP 412 WEEK 4: HEMA 2 RATIONALE



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Answers: deep vein thrombosis D-dimer is one of the degradation products during fibrinolysis



Answer: collagen

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Answer: thromboplastin, platelet poor plasma, calcium chloride Platelet rich plasma is used in platelet aggregometry Kaolin and ellagic acid are serving as activators for APTT 44.

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Answer: APTT

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Answer: reptilase time

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Answer: arachidonic acid Ristocetin is for von Willebrand disease



Answer: chromogenic

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