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| BOTH INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC PATHWAYS RESULT IN ACTIVATION OF WHAT? WHAT DOES THE BEGIN? |
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| FACTOR X WHICH BEGINS THE COMMON PATHWAY |
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| WHAT IS THE PRIMARU PATHWAY FOR COAGULATION AND WHAT IS THE SPEED FOR WHICH IT HAPPENS? |
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| EXTRINSIC. HAPPENS A LITTLE FASTER |
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| WHILE PLT ACTIVATION IS INITIATED BY VWF, IT IS ALSO INITIATED BY WHAT FROM THE INJURED ENDOTHELIUM? |
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| IN AN EXTRINSIC PATHWAY TISSUE FACTOR FORMS A COMPLEX WITH WHAT FACTOR? |
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| AFTER TISSUE FACTOR FORMS A COMPLEX WITH FACTOR VII IS ACTIVATES WHAT? |
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| THIS ACTIVATES FACTOR VII (NOW VIIA) |
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| THE TISSUE FACTOR TF:VIIA COMPLEX ACTIVATES WHAT? |
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| FACTOR IX AND FACTOR X (COMMON PATHWAY). |
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| WHAT IS THE SPEED IN WHICH THE INTRINSIC PATHWAY HAPPENS? |
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| IS THE INTRINSIC SYSTEM CONSIDERED AN AMPLIFICATION SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRINSIC PATHWAY? |
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| ACTIVATION OF FACTOR WHAT BY FOREIGN SUBSTANCE OR OTHER FACTORS BEGINS THE CASCADE OF THE INTRINSIC PATHWAY. |
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| WHAT ION IS NEEDED IN ALMOST ALL OF THE INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC PATHWAYS? |
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| FOR THE INTRINSIC PATHWAY DESCRIBE THE FACTORS THAT ARE INVOLVED. |
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| XII IS ACTIVATED TO XIIA WHICH ACTIVATE XI TO XIA WHICH FURTHER ACTIVATE IX TO IXA ALONG WITH (VIIIA) WHICH THEN ACTIVATES X TO XA WHICH IS THE COMMON PATHWAY. |
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| WHAT 2 PATHWAYS LEAD TO THE COMMON PATHWAY? |
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| FACTOR WHAT AND FACTOR WHAT COMBINE WITH WHAT TO FORM WHAT? |
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| FACTOR XA AND FACTOR VA COMBINE WITH CALCIUM (FACOTR IV) TO FORM PROTHROMBINASE |
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| WHAT DOES PROTHROMBINASE DO? |
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| HELP INCREASE POSITIVE FEEDBACK |
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| PROTHROMBINASE CONVERTS ___ TO ___? |
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| PROTHROMBIN (FACTOR II) TO THROMBIN (FACTOR IIA) WHICH CAUSED A THROMBIN BURST |
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| WHAT DOES THROMBIN ACTIVATE? WHAT DOES THAT DO? |
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| FACTOR I (FIBRINOGEN) TO FACTOR IA (FIBRIN) AND STABILIZES INITIAL PLT PLUG, AS WELL AS SEVERAL UPSTREAM FACTORS. |
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| WHAT DOES THROMBIN ALSO ACTIVATE? WHAT DOES THAT DO? |
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| XIII, WHICH CONVERTS THE FIBRIN STRANDS TO INSOLUBLE CROSS-LINKED FIBRIN POLYMERS, MAKING THE CLOT STABLE AND RESISTANT TO FIBRINOLYSIS. THE MAIN THING IS THAT THROMBIN ACTIVATE FACT I AND FACTOR XIII TO MAKE CLOT MORE STABLE. |
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