42 - Prevention of Ischemic Stroke Flashcards

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non-pharms

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  • smoking cessation
  • weight reduction
  • diet/exercise
  • recommend rehab therapy within 24-48 hours if there are residual neurologic deficits
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List 4 options for antiplatelet therapy

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  • ASA
  • Clopidogrel
  • Ticlopidine
  • Dipyridamole/ASA
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s/e of ticlopidine

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  • diarrhea, skin rash, neutropenia so frequent monitoring required and not reoutinely recommended
  • clopidogrel is as effective and better tolerated
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_____ is more effective than ASA

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clopidogrel

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Compare dipyridamole/ASA to ASA alone and clopidogrel alone

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  • better than ASA alone

- comparable to clopidogrel

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List 2 vitamin K antagonists

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  • acenocoumarol

- warfarin

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vitamin K antagonists are superior to clopidogrel plus ASA for prevention of vascular events in patients with _____ at high risk for stroke

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A. fib

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Which DOACs are approved for prevention of systemic embolism?

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  • dabigatran (direct thrombin inhibitor)

- apixaban, endoxaban, rivaroxaban (factor Xa inhibitors)

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What is dabigatran’s reversal agent?

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idarucizumab

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For a noncardiogenic stroke, give ______ agent

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antiplatelet

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For a cardiogenic stroke, give ______ agent

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anticoagulant

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