The Coagulation Cascade

1. What are the coagulation factors that intervene in the intrinsic pathway?

1. What are the coagulation factors that intervene in the extrinsic pathway?

What is the importance of combining factors Xa and Va?

• To activate the thrombin

• To activate the fibrin

• To inactivate the prothrombin

• To meet the intrinsic and the extrinsic pathways together

Organize the following steps that occur in the coagulation. write the letters in order.

a. Activation of coagulation factors

b. Platelet activation and fibrin formation

c. Damage to the surface of the blood vessel

d. An insoluble clot or red thrombus formation: red blood cells + Fibrin

e. The arrival of the first platelets

f. Thrombin activation

In the case of a disease such as hemophilia, what factor is used in a therapeutic intervention?

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NGSS.HS-ETS1-3