tPA [T-P-A] is administered to break down these structures, which require tissue factor to form.
Virchow's triad must be satisfied for these objects to form. Mutations in factors V [five] through XI [eleven] lead to their overproduction. tPA [T-P-A] is administered to break down these structures, which require tissue factor to form. They are composed of fibrin. Heparin and (*) warfarin, which block the activity of Vitamin K, are administered to prevent formation of these objects. One of these structures forms in an ischemic stroke, blocking blood supply to the brain. These structures won't form in hemophiliacs. For 10 points, name these objects that form in thromboembolisms, when platelets aggregate, to stop bleeding.
Virchow's triad must be satisfied for these objects to form.
blood clots [or thromboembolisms until it is read; or thrombus; or thrombi; or embolisms]