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Published	11/05/2024	define hemostasis
Published	11/05/2024	mechanism of natural hemostasis (steps)
Published	11/05/2024	causes of local vasoconstriction in hemostasis
Published	11/05/2024	chemicals that cause local vasoconstriction in hemostasis
Published	11/05/2024	damage to small blood vessels exposes {{c1::collagen}} which platelets adhere to
Published	11/05/2024	platelets adhesion to collagen in platelet plug is potentiated by {{c1::von willebrand factor}}
Published	11/05/2024	binding of platelets to collagen induces {{c1::platelet activation}}
Published	11/05/2024	characteristics appearance of activated platelets
Published	11/05/2024	activated platelets secrete {{c1::ADP}} and {{c1::thromboxane A2}}
Published	11/05/2024	effect of ADP and thromboxane A2 released by activated platelets
Published	11/05/2024	the role of aggregated platelet plug
Published	11/05/2024	powerful vasocontrictors released by platelet plug
Published	11/05/2024	importance of ADP in platelet aggregation
Published	11/05/2024	importance of von willebrand factor (VWF) in platelet aggregation
Published	11/05/2024	von willebrand factor (VWF) is secreted by {{c1::endothelial}} cells
Published	11/05/2024	importance of thromboxane A2 in platelet aggregation
Published	11/05/2024	importance of porstacyclin (PGI2) in platelet aggregation
Published	11/05/2024	how is thromboxane A2 formed in platelet aggregation
Published	11/05/2024	how is prostacyclin (PGI2) formed in blood vessels
Published	11/05/2024	formation of definitive clot is done by conversion of {{c1::fibrinogen}} into {{c1::fibrin}}
Published	11/05/2024	fibrinogen is converted to fibrin by {{c1::thrombin}}
Published	11/05/2024	when fibrin is initially formed it's a {{c1::loose mesh}}
Published	11/05/2024	what converts the initial loose fibrin mesh into a dense tight aggregate?
Published	11/05/2024	prothrombin is converted into thrombin by {{c1::prothrombin activator}}
Published	11/05/2024	the 2 pathways that form the prothrombin activator
Published	11/05/2024	how the extrinsic clotting pathway begins
Published	11/05/2024	traumatized tissue in the extrinsic clotting pathway release {{c1::tissue factor (tissue thromboplastin)}}
Published	11/05/2024	tissue factor activates factor {{c1::VII}}
Published	11/05/2024	tissue factor combines with factor {{c2::VIIa}} and {{c2::Ca++}} to activate factor {{c1::X}}
Published	11/05/2024	prothrombin activator in extrinsic clotting pathway is made of what?
Published	11/05/2024	prothrombin activator in extrinsic pathway only works in presence of {{c1::Ca++}} and {{c1::platelets phospholipids}}
Published	11/05/2024	source of tissue phospholipids in prothrombin activator in extrinsic clotting pathway?
Published	11/05/2024	what causes intrinsic clotting pathway to begin?
Published	11/05/2024	first factor activated in intrinsic clotting pathway
Published	11/05/2024	factor XIIa activates factor {{c1::XI}}. this reaction requires {{c2::HMW (high molecular weight) kininogen}} and is accelerated by {{c3::prekallikrei…
Published	11/05/2024	factor XIa activates factor {{c1::IX}} in presence of {{c2::calcium}}
Published	11/05/2024	factor {{c2::IXa}} acts with factor {{c3::VIIIa}}, {{c3::platelet phospholipids}} and {{c3::calcium}} to activate factor {{c1::X}}
Published	11/05/2024	in intrinsic clotting pathway, factor Xa combines with {{c1::Va}} and {{c1::phospholipds}} to form {{c2::prothrombin activator}}
Published	11/05/2024	what clotting pathway is active after blood vessels rupture
Published	11/05/2024	what clotting pathway is faster
Published	11/05/2024	how the extrinsic clotting pathway potentiates the intrinsic pathway
Published	11/05/2024	cofactors in the intrinsic pathway
Published	11/05/2024	function of thrombin
Published	11/05/2024	Vitamin K is a {{c1::fat-soluble}} (water-soluble/fat-soluble) vitamin
Published	11/05/2024	Why does Vitamin K requires bile for it's absorption
Published	11/05/2024	sources of Vitamin K
Published	11/05/2024	importance of Vitamin K
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor I
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor II
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor III
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor IV
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor V
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor VII
Published	11/05/2024	when does Clot retraction begin
Published	11/05/2024	effects of clot retraction in hemostasis
Published	11/05/2024	how platelets cause clot retraction
Published	11/05/2024	when does clot dissolution (fibrinolysis) occur naturally
Published	11/05/2024	in tissue repair after hemostasis, damaged tissue is replaced by {{c1::fibrous growth}}
Published	11/05/2024	function of platelets
Published	11/05/2024	function of platelet factor 3
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor VIII
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor IX
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor X
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor XI
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor XII
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor XIII
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor HMW-K
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor Pre-Ka
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor Ka
Published	11/05/2024	Name(s) of blood clotting factor PL
Published	11/05/2024	define anti-clotting mechanisms
Published	11/05/2024	types of anti-clotting mechanisms
Published	11/05/2024	mechanisms of the anticoagulation system
Published	11/05/2024	how rapid blood flow work as an anticoagulation system
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