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    Hemophilia a Summary

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    males are affected Blood Coagulation -Blood coagulation is the defensive process that causes blood to clot and helps prevent excessive blood loss when blood vessels are injured. -Coagulation is a complex process that involves 20 to 30 components‚ called blood coagulation factors‚ and a series of complex chemical reactions. -When a blood vessel is injured‚ platelets in the area of the damage clump together and stick to the edges of the cut to begin the coagulation process. -Platelets are fragments

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    skin‚ hair‚ and nails‚ with endless functions. The word protein is a derivative from the Greek word protas meaning primary or "first". I ’d like to expound on the protein Fibrin. Fibrin is an elastic insoluble whitish protein that aids in blood coagulation. Fibrin is made from fibrinogen. Fibrinogen is a protein made in the liver and is important in blood clotting. A clot forms due to an injury once blood is exposed to the air. The platelets‚ developed in the bone marrow and are parts of a large cell

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    Coagulation Disorders: Coagulation disorders occur when the blood does not form clots properly. Blood clots are clumps of different types of blood cells and clotting factors that stop bleeding after an injury. Patients with coagulation disorders may develop too many blood clots that eventually block blood vessels‚ while others may not clot enough and have excessive bleeding in the body. Both of these conditions range from mild to severe and life threatening. The process of blood clotting is

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    Von Willebrand Disease: A Genetic Disorder Von Willebrand’s disease is a inherited disorder with prolonged bleeding time due to a clotting factor insufficiency and decreased platelet function. It is the most common hereditary coagulation disorder (Obesity‚ Fitness & Wellness Week 1). This disease The Finnish physician Erik von Willebrand was the first to describe von Willebrand disease. In 1926‚ this doctor observed that several male and female members of a large family from the Aland Islands had

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    Anticoagulants

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    COAGULATION AND THROMBI Haemostasis‚ the physiological response to vascular injury‚ results in the formation of a haemostatic plug that prevents blood loss. Under normal conditions‚ factors that promote blood coagulation are balanced by those that inhibit it. Pathologic thrombosis occurs when procoagulant stimuli overwhelm natural anticoagulant and fibrinolytic systems. Venous thrombi‚ which form under low shear conditions‚ are predominantly composed of fibrin and red cells. Thrombi may develop

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    Anatomy: Blood Clotting

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    also known as coagulation prevents excessive bleeding from taking place when a blood vessel is injured. Coagulation is a complex process that involves a cellular and a protein component. The blood clotting process involves blood changing from a liquid to a solid. This process involves 20 different plasma proteins which are known as the clotting factors. If these factors are deficient or missing this process will not happen normally and many things may or will go wrong in the coagulation process.

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    To : Mr. Shamsul Zahari bin Shahidin From: Noor Hasliza Binti Abdul Rahman Date: April 19‚ 2013 Subject: Progress report (from January 22 – April 26‚ 2013): design development of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) prevention device. Introduction The development of this device is basically to wrap around the forearm of the patient and it will provide accumulated pressure around the forearm. This device is non-pneumatic thus it will not use any air pressure or pump to operate. Current device use in the market

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    Bleeding in Neurosurgery

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    agent needs to work quickly‚ even in coagulopathic patients‚ without swelling too much or leaving any bulky excess. Treatments -Surgicel - absorbable material made of oxidised cellulose that needs to be held in contact with the lesion to initiate coagulation. Works mostly. By Ethicon Drawbacks : There is a chance that bleeding might restart once patch is removed. Very bulky -For bone bleeding – bone wax (beeswax+paraffin) Drawbacks : foreigh substance‚ interferes with bone fusion -FLOSEAL(http://www

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    Cardiology - Acs

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    Acute coronary syndromes (ACS) * ACS = life threatening conditions that are continuum ranging from unstable angina to large AMI * All have common underlying pathology: * Plaque rupture * Thrombosis * Inflammation Pathogenesis: * Majority result from disruption of atherosclerotic plaque platelet aggregation intracoronary thrombus formation * Thrombus transforms region of plaque narrowing severe or complete occlusion marked imbalance between O2 supply

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    the up-regulation of adhesion molecules…” (Hadi‚ Carr. & Suwaidi‚ 2005). As for hypercoagulability‚ it plays a big part in creating clots in the blood vessel. Coagulation is the process clots forming through the formation of platelets coming together (“Blood Clotting Disease”‚ n.d.). In this case‚ there is an excess amount of coagulation occurring leading to hypercoagulability creating excessive clots. With the accumulation of these factors‚ it can lead to diabetic arteriopathy. Diabetic arteriopathy

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