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overview of coag

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primary hemostasis   vasoconstriction, plt adhesion to exposed subendothelial connective tissue. plt aggregation to form initial plug at injury site.  
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secondary hemostasis   coag factors interact on plt surface to produce fibrin. fibrin stabilization by factor XIII  
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fibrinolysis   release of tissue plasminogen activator. conversion of plasminogen to plasmin. conversion of fibrin to fdp's  
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Factors that require Vit K   II, VII, IX, X  
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Factors consumed during clotting   I,II, V, VIII, XIII  
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Labile Factors   V, VIII  
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Factors afffected by coumadin   II, VII, IX, X  
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Extrinsic pathway factors   (PT) III, VII  
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Intrinsic pathway factors   (PTT)VIII,IX, XI, XII, PK, HMWK  
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Common pathway factors   I, II, V, X  
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I   Fibrinogen, common pathway, in plasma and adsorbed plasma, treat with cryo  
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II   prothrombin, common pathway, VitK required, in plasma, treat with FFP  
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III   Tissue thromboplastin, extrinsic pathway  
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IV   Ca2+, intrinsic, extrinsic and common  
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V   Labile factor,common pathway, in plasma and adsborbed plasma, treat with FFP  
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VII   stable factor, extrinsic pathway,VitK required, in plasma and serum, treat with plasma or prothrombin complex  
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VIII   antihemophilic factor, intrinsic pathway, in plasma and absorbed plasma. Deficiency- Hemophilia A  
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IX   Christmas factor, intrinsic pathway, VitK required, in plasma and serum. Deficiency- hemophilia B  
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X   Stuart Prower, common pathway, VitK required, in plasma and serum  
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XI   plasma thromboplastic antecedent, intrinsic pathway, in plasma, adsorbed plasma and serum. Deficiency-Hemophilia C, treat with FFP  
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XII   Hageman Factor, intrinsic pathway, in plasma, adsorbed plasma and serum  
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XIII   Fibrin stabalizing factor  
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Factor VIII deficiency   Hemophilia A, treat with cryo, Factor VIII concentrate, DDAVP, sex linked recessive, primarily in males  
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vWf deficiency   treat with cryo or DDAVP  
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Liver disease affects what factors   Mild: II, VII, IX, XMod: II, V, VII, VIII, IX, XSev: I, II, V, VII, VIII, IX, X  
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VitK deficiency affects what factors   II, VII, IX, X  
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Coumadin therapy affects what factors   II, VII, IX, X  
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DIC affects what factors   I,II, V, VIII, platelets  
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Primary fibrinolyis affects what factors   I, V, VIII  
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Factors I, II, V and X have what PT/PTT results when one is deficient?   Prolonged PT and prolonged PTT  
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Factor VII deficiency PT/PTT results   prolonged PT, normal PTT  
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VIII, IX,XI, XII have what PT/PTT results with one is deficient?   Normal PT, Prolonged PTT  
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Hemophilia A   decreased VIII, PTT prolonged, PT-N, BT-N, plt count-N  
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Hemophilia B   PTT prolonged, PT-N, BT-N, plt count-N  
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Von Willebrand's Disease   BT-prolonged, PTT-prolonged, PT-N, plt count-N, abnormal plt agg with ristocetin, decreased Factor VIII  
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Glanzmann's Thrombasthenia   clot retraction abnormal, BT-abnorm, plt count-norm, plt agg abnorm with ADP, collagen, thrombin and epi  
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Bernard-Soulier syndrome   BT-prolonged, Giant plt's, Plt count decreased, clot retraction-N  
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DIC   PT/PTT-prolonged, dec Fbg, dec plts, FSP present, positive d-dimer, decreased AT-III, schistocytes present  
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Primary Fibrinolysis   prolonged PT/PTT, dec fbg, N-plt, FSP present, neg d-dimer, Norm AT-III and rbc morp  
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