- Now that the initial exposure has occurred and you have taken the immediate steps of cleaning the area and reporting the incident to your supervisor, what do you think needs to happen next?
- molecule produced in the body that inhibits thrombin
- activation of thrombin- helps turn fibrinogen into fibrin
- insoluble and holds all of the cells in the vessels- mesh that reinforces blood clots
- Platelets come to the site of damage post tissue factors, they start releasing signaling molecules, they get sticky (stick to other platelets), more platelets release signaling molecules (cycle)
- The tunica media (smooth muscle) can contract like a tourniquet to limit the amount of blood leaving
- enzyme that creates the blood clot- does it by converting fibrinogen into fibrin
- In the lumen, only really interacting with the inner layer of the vessel - It is compartmentalized
- breaks down fibrin (gets rid of blood clots) in the plasma- breaks down the blood clots
- Yes, that is why you can only get blood from those with Bombay- they just can't put the antigens on the surface
- They activate clotting factors that are enzymes which give us hemostasis
- Smooth muscle contraction to prevent immediate bleeding- includes the release of tissue factors
- Neither individual has Antigen H blood so the offspring's blood doesn't have the antigen precursor for any other antigens
- middle layer of the vessel- thickest layer- made of smooth muscle - can change radius
- Males- higher testosterone --> more EPO --> more erythropoiesis - males also have higher blood volume
- You can't see the interaction with CO because it is only with O2- however, because CO binds competitively, there are fewer binding sites with O2 causing a lower shift - you would never get up to higher points of saturation
- outermost layer of the vessel - made of connective tissue
- O2 binds more tightly which allows the fetus to get O2 from the maternal circulation- fetal hemoglobin can get O2 from the mom and bring it to its own circulation
- byproduct of cellular respiration- causes right shift
- A precursor antigen- necessary in order to make any of the other antigens - autosomal dominant