Coagulation

5 Written Questions

1. Anticoagulants: inhibit functions of thrombin directly
2. Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors
3. Anticoagulants: inhibit functions of coagulation factors
4. Thrombolytic(Fibrinolytic) Drugs: activate conversio of plasminogen to plasmin
5. Coagulants: prevent blood clot

5 Matching Questions

1. Reteplase
2. Aminocaproic acid
3. Dabigatra etexilate
4. Enoxaprin
5. Anistreplase

1. a direct thrombin inhibitors as anticoagulants: first oral thrombin inhibitor
2. b Thrombolytic(Fibrinolytic) Drugs: activate conversio of plasminogen to plasmin
3. c Anticoagulants: inhibit functions of coagulation factors
4. d Coagulants: prevent blood clot
5. e Thrombolytic(Fibrinolytic) Drugs: activate conversio of plasminogen to plasmin
   Prodrug: more selective for lysis at the clot site

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Coagulants: prevent blood clot
   1. Protamine
   2. Heparin
   3. Warfarin
   4. Enoxaprin
2. Coagulants: prevent blood clot
   1. Tirofiban
   2. Heparin
   3. Vitamin K
   4. Warfarin
3. Anticoagulants: inhibit synthesis of coagulation factors (Vit. K antagonists)
   1. Warfarin
   2. Dalteparin
   3. Heparin
   4. Aspirin
4. Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors
   1. Aprotinin
   2. Ticlopidine
   3. Protamine
   4. Tinzaparin
5. Coagulants: prevent blood clot
   1. Anisindione
   2. Plasma fractions
   3. Warfarin
   4. Aspirin

5 True/False Questions

1. Tranexamic acid → Anticoagulants: inhibit functions of coagulation factors

   True        False

2. Argatroban → Anticoagulants: inhibit synthesis of coagulation factors (Vit. K antagonists)

   True        False

3. Dalteparin → Anticoagulants: inhibit functions of coagulation factors

   True        False

4. Eptifibatide → Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors

   True        False

5. Tirofiban → Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors

   True        False