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2.
coagulation time according to Wright (1894) are the following: a) blood glucose level
whereby coagulation time is decreased after meals as well b.) epinephrine which causes
hyperglycemia and therefore lowers coagulation time. Clotting time is prolonged in
conditions like vitamin K deficiency, liver diseases, disseminated intravascular
coagulation, overdosage of anticoagulants etc.
3.
defect is any condition that affects how well your blood vessels transport blood through
your body. b.) A genetic platelet function defect is a condition present at birth that affects
how well your platelets function. Hemophilia is one example of this type of defect. c.)
Primary thrombocythemia is a condition in which your bone marrow creates too many
platelets.d.) Thrombocytopenia is a condition that causes your body to produce too few
platelets.e.) Von Willebrands disease is a hereditary condition that affects how your
blood coagulates, or clots. Significance of coagulation time to determine whether
duration of clotting is normal or not Conditions that can cause coagulation problems
include liver disease, thrombophilia (excessive clotting) and hemophilia (inability to
clot normally).
II. Procedure
A. Bleeding time (Dukes Method)
During the experiment, we made a total of 6 blots and acquired a bleeding time of three
minutes and thirty-nine seconds (03:39)
B. Coagulation Time (Capillary Tube Method)
We obtain a coagulation time of three minutes and eight seconds (03:08)
BLOOD TYPING
Allison Eunice B Servando
I. Objectives
1. Blood Type of Members
Name of Members
Blood Type
Type O
Rizza Que
Type O
Bryan Panes
Type A
Type B
Shane Tingson
Type B
Tephanie Gimotea
Type A
II. Preparations
1. Define: Agglutinogen and Agglutin
Agglutinogen
An antigenic substance that stimulates the formation of specific agglutinin, which can
cause agglutination of cells that contain the antigen or particles coated with the antigen.
Agglutin
Any substance causing agglutination (clumping together) of cells, particularly a specific
antibody formed in the blood in response to the presence of an invading agent.
Agglutininsare proteins (immunoglobulins) and function as part of the immune mechanism
of the body. When the invading agents that bring about the production of agglutinins are
bacteria, the agglutinins produced bring about agglutination of the bacterial cells.
2. Enumerate the different blood types belonging to the ABO System together with the