<prompt> Paial thromboplastin time correlates withIntrinsic and common pathwayExtrinsic and common pathwayFibrinogen levelFunction of platelets  <response>: ref Robbins 8e p120,666 ,;7e p 69;9e p80 Shoened APTT demonstrates hypercoagulation and high MOPEG levels indicate increased catecholamine metabolism. A direct correlation between APTT and MOPEG was found herein, demonstrating a link between catecholamines and the process of coagulation. Catecholamines may interact with the a2-adrenergic receptors located on platelets and conve factor XII to XIIa or through the kallikrein-kinin system, they may activate factor XII. The activation of factor XII initiates the intrinsic coagulation pathway, which is monitored by APTT. It is suggested to control patients with a shoened APTT and increased sympathetic activity with the aim of preventing secondary coagulation and cardiovascular accidents by administering anti-thrombotic and anti-adrenergic agents It correlates with clotting factor 12 and function of platelet 