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7CHAPTER 11.3 Understanding the Mechanism

of Blood Clotting

13 January 2011

2:45 pm to 3:30

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Learning Outcomes:

At the end of this class you must be able to

explain the necessity for blood clotting at the site of damage vessels

explain the mechanism of blood clotting

predict the consequences of impaired blood clotting in an individual

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Necessity for Blood Clotting

Avoid excessive blood loss when a person is injured

Maintains the circulation of blood in a close circulatory system

Maintains blood pressure

Prevents the entry of foreign substances, such as microorganism into the body through the wound.

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Blood Clotting Mechanism

A cut in a blood vessel

Platelets on exposure to air, break down and

release chemicals to cause other platelets to stick to each other

Blood flow out and vessel constricts

Platelets clump together to

form a plug to prevent blood

loss

Platelets release clotting

factor

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Blood Clotting Mechanism

Injury in blood vessels

Platelet clump at the wound

Platelets releases Thrombokinase

ProthrombinThrombin

Fibrinogen Fibrin

Mesh network

In the present of factor VIII convert

Formed in the liver requires vitamin K and Ca

convert

Soluble plasma protein Insoluble fibres protein

Blood ClotScab

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Consequences of Impaired Blood Clotting Mechanism

haemophilia

* Lack of gene for production of clotting factor (vitamin K)* An impaired clotting mechanism which causes serious bleeding

* Factor VII can now be produced by generic

engineering

ThrombosisEmbolism

* A local blood clot (thrombus} is formed on the damage rough inner wall of the artery. (thrombosis)* Blockage of the artery * Thrombus dislodge and is carried away by blood circulation (embolus)* Embolus trapped and block the blood flow

* Avoid to take foods rich in fats Consume more fruits and vegetables* Exercise and practice a healthy lifestyle

Heart attack

* The coronary artery is partially blocked , it cause angina (chest pain)* Total blockage : cuts off the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the heart muscle causes heart attack* Extensive heart muscle damage can cause death

CAUSES

OVERCOME

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Terms in Blood Clotting•Fibrinogen, Factor I - A protein present in blood plasma; converts to fi brin when blood clots•Prothrombin, Factor II - A protein in blood plasma that is the inacti ve precursor of thrombin•Thromboplastin, Thrombokinase, Factor III - An enzyme liberated from blood platelets that converts prothrombin into thrombin as blood starts to clot•Calcium ion, Factor IV - Ion of calcium; a factor in the clotti ng of blood•Proaccelerin, Prothrombin accelerator, Accelerator factor, Factor V - A coagulation factor•Proconvertin, Cothromboplastin, Stable factor, Factor VII - A coagulation factor formed in the kidney under the infl uence of vitamin K•Antihemophilic factor, Antihaemophilic factor, Antihemophilic globulin, Antihaemophilic globulin,Factor VIII, Hemofi l - A coagulation factor (trade name Hemofi l) whose absence is associated with hemophilia A•Christmas factor, Factor IX - Coagulation factor whose absence is associated with hemophilia B•Prothrombinase, Factor X - Coagulation factor that is converted to an enzyme that converts prothrombin to thrombin in a reaction that depends on calcium ions and other coagulation factors•Plasma thromboplastin antecedent, Factor XI - Coagulation factor whose defi ciency results in a hemorrhagic tendency•Hageman factor, Factor XII - Coagulation factor whose defi ciency results in prolongation of clotti ng time of venous blood•Fibrinase, Factor XIII - In the clotti ng of blood thrombin catalyzes factor XIII into its acti ve form (fi brinase) which causes fi brin to form a stable clot

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Activity 1 : 5 minutes conversationLet talk about blood clotting

Situation:

Hidayah’s finger bleeding because off paper cut. She is panic and worry. Darren tell Hidayah to calm down.

Darren : Don’t worry your blood will clot immediately.

Hidayah : clot? What do you mean my blood will clot?

Darren : ……….…………….

Hidayah : How it can be happened

Key words :Atika : thrombokinase, Raihan : Fibrin, Raihanah : vitamin K, Darren :,calcium

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Exercise

Answer the following questions:

1. What is the function of thrombokinase?

____________________________________________

2. ____________soluble plasma protein converts into ____________insoluble fibrin fibres by the _____________

3. Prothrombin formed in the ____________ , it formation requires ______________ and _____________

4. What happen to the platelets when it expose to air.

____________________________________________________

5.Differentiate between thrombosis and embolism

____________________________________________________

6. Differentiate between angina and heart attack

__________________________________________________

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homework

Draw mind map to summarize the necessity for blood clotting

Draw a diagram/flow chart to show mechanism of blood clotting

Draw a table to compare and contrast circulatory system of insect, fish, amphibians and humans