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Pathophysiology HESI Review QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
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• 2022
1. What is TPA? What are at least 2 conditions where you might see it given as a

medication? Why would we not give it?

tPA: clot busting agent used to reduce the effects of CVA (stroke) in some

individuals. It is contraindicated for anticoagulant drugs.

The release of tissue plasminogen (tPA) from injured blood vessels and

tissues, converts plasminogen to plasmin. Plasmin is a potent enzyme

that digests fibrin strands (this leads to clot dissolution).

2. Know the triad that would lead you...
Pathophysiology HESI Review QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
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1. What is TPA? What are at least 2 conditions where you might see it given as a

medication? Why would we not give it?

tPA: clot busting agent used to reduce the effects of CVA (stroke) in some

individuals. It is contraindicated for anticoagulant drugs.

The release of tissue plasminogen (tPA) from injured blood vessels and

tissues, converts plasminogen to plasmin. Plasmin is a potent enzyme

that digests fibrin strands (this leads to clot dissolution).

2. Know the triad that would lead you...