The Clotting Cascade - Understanding Coagulation
Lecture Overview
Educators
Joanne Reading
Joanne Reading is a clinical educator within the 42-bed ICU at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, which also services critically ill patients from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and the Royal Women’s Hospital. Joanne holds a critical care graduate certificate and a master of health science with a focus on education. She is also the author of her own nursing education website called 'Blogging for your Noggin'. With a special interest in all things cardiac and respiratory. Joanne is passionate about ensuring that education not only fosters critical thinking but is entertaining in the process! See Educator Profile
Reviews

Michelle Cole
Presentation was great. Very easy to understand something that can be quite complex.
zhe meng
Great lecture. Breaks down everything and makes it so simple to understand and memorize. Thank you.
TaylorG TaylorG
Very clear and easy to follow, reccommend to anyone who needs to refresh this topic or looking for clarification.
Jade Dwyer
Fantastic examples of different ways to remember facts.
Ann Simpson
Excellent lecture and well presented. I loved the learning tips and mathematical associations to help remember the order of the clotting factors in the clotting cascade pathways - genius! Engaging lecturer who is great at simplifying what is a complex cascade - well done!
Terry Elisabeth Sylvester Irvine-Smeets
excellent lecturer. very pleasant. good volumes. excellent ways of remembering a confusing cascade of numbers and words.
Jacqueline Vohland
Short video covering the clotting cascade. Broke it down into simple terminology. Gave ways to remember it. Primarily discussed the Intrinsic, Extrinsic and Common pathways and how it functions to form a clot. Briefly covered Anticoagulants and how they work.
Anne F. Souter
Very interesting way of trying to untangle the complexity of the Clotting Cascade. Explained the different stages, factors & significance of deficiencies in cascade factors.
Laura Frazer
A lot of information and great tips to remember the clotting cascade.
Ruth Sommer
A really interesting lecture with easy ways to help you remember the clotting cascade. Probably the only time I have ever reviewed this process and walks away feeling like I would remember it!