- •9. Theme: thrombosis and embolism
- •II. Aims:
- •III. Objectives of teaching:
- •V. Methods of teaching
- •VI. References
- •VII. Control
- •1. Listen to the recording. Repeat each medical term during the pause in the recording. Mind the stress
- •2. Without looking into the text listen to the recording.
- •3. Do the following statements agree with the information in the text above?
- •4. Write questions based on the statements above.
- •Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions from exercise 4.
- •Complete this mindmap below using the prompts given.
3. Do the following statements agree with the information in the text above?
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Write
TRUE
if the statement agrees with the information
FALSE
if the statement contradicts the information
NOT GIVEN
if there is no information on the subject concerned
Thrombosis is a process of forming a blood clot.
A clot can be generated only in vivo, not in vitro, and a thrombus can be generated only in a cardio-vascular system.
"The Virchow triad" contains three conditions determining the formation of a thrombus.
Inflammation and allergy are more complex pathologic processes than thrombosis.
Coagulation is one of the stages of thrombosis.
After a blood vessel injury the process of aggregation takes place.
The process of aggregation comprises three stages.
Such phenomena as Glanzman thrombasthenia, Bernard-Soulier syndrome and von Willebrand disease result from congenital deficiencies in various receptors.
It is sodium ions that are essential for the reaction.
It is thrombin that converts fibrinogen to fibrin within and around the platelet plug, essentially cementing the platelets in place.
4. Write questions based on the statements above.
Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions from exercise 4.
Complete this mindmap below using the prompts given.
l)th - - m - - s (generated only in a cardio-vascular system)
c - - t (generated in vivo and in vitro)
ag - - ut - - at - - n
с - - g - -at - - n
5)r - - r - - t - - n (the stages of thrombosis)
I - - 1 - - mat - - n
a - - e - - у (complex pathologic processes)
a - - re - - t - - n
с - - g - - at - - n (processes which take place after a blood vessel injury)
f - - r - - og - n
t _ _ о _ _ in
f - - r - n (substances)
