Formation of a fibrin clot

[@Tutu.i]

Former student of Dr. Tomlin now in medical school and got to say I will always come back to her videos this made more sense than the hour I spend in lecture today thanks for a great preview to my studies.

[@qqueenquartz]

I was reviewing anticoagulants and thrombolytic meds and watching this helped me understand their mechanism of action so much better!
Thank you! :)

[@bmxrush2222]

Very informative and easy to understand 👍

[@0515cc]

It’s easy to follow and understand. Thank you so much !

[@bersabeharris4680]

In other words its the scar tissue being repaired, plasmin dissolved thrombin as it dries.

[@mandanamashoof3015]

Awesome. Thanks

[@amirsamar5802]

love it...thank you

[@rustemlitvinov8196]

There is is a mistake: thrombin actually does not activate plasminogen.

[@kerryharbert9317]

Nope, no, not a mistake. Thrombin is the master and commander! It causes clot formation at the same time that it sets up clot destruction. Genius!

[@ابوسرنجة]

Thank you moomy

[@TheAnGryPOolMaN]

Your ratio of red blood cells to platelets is fucked. There's no other way to put it, it's just fucked.

[@JacksonEmeryxo]

Ok angry pool man

[@hornox4life]

It's only a drawing, don't worry.