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Home » Intrinsic Pathway Of Blood Coagulation

Intrinsic Pathway Of Blood Coagulation

February 6, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Intrinsic Pathway Of Blood Coagulation

Question 1. Name two bleeding disease how are they caused?
Answer:

Bleeding disease:

1. Hemophilia:

  • It is a sex linked inherited diseases characterized by prolonged clotting time.

Hemophilia Causes:

  • Hemophilia occurs due to lack of formation of prothrombin activator.
  • Causes differs according to its type.

Hemophilia A:

  • It is caused due to deficiency of factor VIII of coagulation.

Hemophilia B:

  • It is caused due to deficiency of factor IX of coagulation.

2. Purpura:

  • It is a bleeding disorder characterized by prolonged bleeding.
  • Types and Its causes:

Purpura Types Causes

3. Von villebrand Disease:

  • It is a bleeding disorder characterized by excessive bleeding even after a mild injury.

Von villebrand Disease Causes:

  • It occurs due to deficiency of von wilebrand factor.
  • This suppresses platelet adhesion.
  • It also causes deficiency of factor VIII.

Question 2. Hemostasis:
Answer:

Hemostasis Definition:

  • Arrest of bleeding is called hemostasis.

Hemostasis Stages:

1. Vasoconstriction:

  • It includes the constriction of blood vessels to decrease the blood flow and prevent its loss.
  • When blood vessel is cut, collagen gets exposed from the damaged endothelium of the vessel.
  • The platets adhere to this collagen and gets activated and secrete contractile substances to cause vasoconstriction.
  • This adherence of platelets is facilitated by von Willebrand factor and platelet activating factor.

2. Formation of Platelet plug:

  • The platelet that are adhere to the exposed collagen secrete ADP and thromboxane A2.
  • These attract more and more platelets which aggregate to form and temporary loose platelet plug.
  • This closes the vessel and prevents further blood loss.

3. Coagulation of blood:

  • Fibrinogen gets converted into fibrin.
  • This fibrin gets attached to the loosely formed platelet plug.
    This is then modified by fibrin stabilizing factor and calcium ions to form a meshwork.
  • Thus, this is how blood loss in prevented after formation of blood clot.

Question 3. Describe intrinsic pathway of blood coagulation.
Answer:

Intrinsic mechanism of clotting:

Blood Coagulation Pathway

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