Test your basic knowledge about clotting factors and...

Test your basic knowledge about clotting factors and anticoagulants. 1. Anticoagulants (Click to select) 2. Antithrombin (Click to select) 3. Heparin (Click to select) 4. Fibrinogen (Click to select) 5. Thrombin (Click to select) 6. Plasmin (Click to select) 7. Plasminogen (Click to select) 8. Streptokinase (Click to select) Options: Required for clot formation Breakdown clots Prevents clot formation

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0:00 Hello.

00:01 So let's answer now the question.

00:05 So here in the question, we are asked about the clotting factors and anticoagulants.

00:13 So we are asked what will be the effect of each molecule.

00:17 So let's start with the anticoagulants.

00:32 So when we speak of anticoagulants, they act by inhibiting or preventing the blood clotting.

00:39 So our answer here is, prevent clot formation so anticoagulants prevent clot formation okay so next we have the molecule antitrombin so the antitrombin the antitrombin acts by inhibiting or preventing the activated blood clotting as it is known as natural anticoagulance so since it is a natural anticoagulant therefore, our answer here is prevent clot formation.

01:36 Same with the previous one.

01:39 So prevent clot formation.

01:47 Next, we have the chemical or molecule, heparine.

01:54 So heparine, it is an anticoagulant drug which acts by inhibiting trombin with the help of the antitrombin mechanism.

02:03 So our answer here is the heparin prevents.

02:08 Clut formation.

02:09 So same with the previous answers.

02:15 Prevent clot formation.

02:21 Next, we have the chemical fibrenogen.

02:29 So fibrenogen, it is a coagulant drug which acts by hemostatic process and place an important role in the blood clotting.

02:38 So since it plays an important role in the blood clotting for the fibrenogen is required for clotting...

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