Study Set Content:
dried plasma fraction comprising coagulation factors IX (plasma thromboplastin component), II (prothrombjn), VII (proconvertin), and X (StuartPrower factor)
Antihemophilic factor IX complex
is needed for the transformation of prothrombin to thrombin by the intrinsic pathway
Factor VIII
indicated to prevent a dangerous bleeding episode or to perform surgery whenever one or more of these specific coagulation factors is absent in the blood of a patient
Antihemophilic factor IX complex
obtained by fractionating material (source blood, plasma, serum, or placentas) from healthy, human donors
ALBUMIN HUMAN
tested for the absence of hepatitis B surface antigen • blood-volume supporter
ALBUMIN HUMAN
derived by fractionating material (source blood, plasma, or serum) from healthy human donors and testing for the absence of hepatitis B surface antigen
PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTION
indicated for restoration of blood volume when the patient is in a state of shock caused by burns, crushing injuries, and any other causes, in which loss of plasma fluids., not loss of red blood cells, is predominant • blood-volume supporter
PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTION
Human serum albumin iodinated 125I or 131I
RADIO-IODINATED SERUM ALBUMINS
Iodination is controlled to introduce () 1 gram-atom of iodine for each gram-molecule (60,000 g) of ()
not more than, albumin
sterile, buffered, isotonic solutions prepared to contain not less than () of radio-iodinated normal human albumin per ml and adjusted to provide not more than () of radioactivity per ml
10 mg, 1 millicurie
diagnostic aids for determining blood volume and cardiac output
Iodinated 125I albumin injection and iodinated 131I albumin injection
diagnostic aid for determination of pulmonary clearance
iodinated 131I aggregated injection
IX
plasma thromboplastin component
II (
prothrombj
VII
proconvertin
X
StuartPrower factor)
