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    Assignment: Blood Disorders There are many blood disorders and some we cause ourselves‚ some are genetic and are caused even before we are born. A person can be affected with blood disorder at any time in life‚ lifestyle‚ family history and some symptoms are always in which blood disorders are identified. Then we have our environmental issues also can cause blood disorders‚ it is very important to know what we are dealing with and how to prevent measures that will help us avoid any of the self

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    Never in a million year would my family or anyone else have thought that this would happen to me‚ let alone any other 14 years matured. When I went through my stroke two years ago I had lost everything. There has never been any other time that has put me to the test‚ in the way that this had. When I finally made it through‚ even I was surprised by the amount of strength‚ courage‚ and persistence that I had given. After having a stroke the utmost common impairments are weakness on one side of the

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    Anatomy and Physiology 1. Bone – Bones are made up of different types of tissues and join together to form the skeleton of the body. Their primary purpose is to provide structure for the body and to protect organs. It also serves as a storage site for minerals as well as producing and storing blood cells. The three different tissues that bones are composed of are: a. Compact Tissue – The dense outer tissue in a bone. b. Cancellous Tissue – The sponge like tissue inside the

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    Coagulation Factor V

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    Coagulation factor V (FV) circulates in the bloodstream in an inactive form (procofactor) and is activated to factor Va (FVa) by thrombin. Thrombin cleaves away the large inhibitory B-domain of FV which resolves the molecule into a heterodimer that is stabilized through non-covalent interactions between heavy (A1-A2) and light (A3-C1-C2) chains. A recombinantly expressed truncated B-domain variant of factor V (FV-DT) exhibits constitutive FVa-like activity even in the absence of proteolysis. FV maintains

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    Clexane Injections

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    Clexane (enoxaparin) will be the topic for my teaching plan. In the plan it will aim to explain how and why enoxaprin is administered and why it is needed. Clexane injection contains the active ingredient enoxaparin‚ which is a type of medicine called a low molecule weight heparin. It is a medicine that is used to treat blood clots‚ or stop clots from forming within the blood vessels‚ Enoxaparin is used to prevent and treat types of abnormal blood clots. It works by inactivating thrombin in the

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    Genetic Counselor

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    Case #100011H – Stacy Harris Disorder ? - Hemophilia What is Hemophilia ? - Hemophilia is a rare bleeding disorder in which the blood doesn’t clot normally. What causes Hemophilia ? Hemophilia A - lack of enough clotting factor 8 Hemophilia B - lack of enough clotting factor 9 Hemophilia C - lack of clotting factor 11 or Hemophilia is inherited Pattern of Inheritance - The genes associated with these conditions are located on the X chromosome‚ which is one of the two sex chromosomes

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    von willebrand disease

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    VWD is von Willebrand disease‚ the most common bleeding disorder‚ affecting about 1% of all people. People with VWD take longer than normal to stop bleeding. VWD is an inherited bleeding disorder‚ though in very rare instances it can be acquired spontaneously. While there is no cure for the disease‚ with the proper care and treatment‚ people with VWD can lead normal‚ active lives. Unfortunately‚ while VWD is the most common bleeding disorder‚ it is also the most likely to remain undiagnosed

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    This is an Essay on the book The Hot Zone by Richard Preston. Ebola is a hot virus‚ meaning it is very dangerous‚ and lethally hot. It gets into your body in numerous different ways‚ therefore making it extremely hard to fight against. The diseased virus gets into your body and immediately starts eating all of your tissue. This results in body functions ceasing to work. Your liver shuts down completely‚ leaving toxic wastes floating around in your blood stream. Your blood starts losing

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    Hemophilia Research Paper

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    Hemophilia‚ Pediatric Hemophilia is a bleeding disorder that prevents a person’s blood from clotting properly. This means that it is harder for the person’s body to stop bleeding. Hemophilia is a lifelong condition that usually starts in childhood. A child with hemophilia may have prolonged bleeding after an injury or even without an injury. This occurs because the child has low levels of a type of protein that helps the blood to form clots. These proteins are called clotting factors. There are

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    Novo Nordisk Case Study

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    Novo Nordisk helps some patients through haemostasis management. Haemostasis is the human body’s physical response to bleeding and hemorrhage (rupture of a blood vessel). It stops bleeding by blocking the vascular breach. Haemostasis has 3 steps: primary haemostasis‚ secondary haemostasis‚ and fibrinolysis. Primary haemostasis consists of vasoconstriction (constriction of blood vessels) and the formation of a platelet plug‚ made by platelets and fibrinogen‚ that blocks the breach. Secondary haemostasis

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