7 ACS Part IV Flashcards

1
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Anticoagulation

recommended in addition to ___ therapy to impprove vessel patency and prevent ___

A

antiplatelet
re-occlusion

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UFH

anti ___ and ___ activity

risk of ___
- drop in ___ count AND increased ___
- caused by formation of ___
- screen tests is suspected: enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay ( ___ ) - quick, high false ___ rate, serotonin release assay ( ___ ) - ___ standard for diagnosis

A

Xa, IIa
HIT
- platelet, thrombosis
- antibodies
- ELISA, positive, SRA, gold

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3
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UFH

  • quick onsest and ___ t1/2
  • administered as a ___ infusion
  • dosing of UFH is based on the ___ or ___
A
  • short
  • continuous
  • aPTT, ACT

Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time, Activated Clotting Time

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4
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Enoxaparin - LMWH

  • higher ratio of anti ___ / anti ___ than UFH
  • eliminated by ___ (accumulated in ___ impairment)
A
  • Xa/IIa
  • kidneys, renal

focus on CrCL for dosing

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5
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Bivalirudin

direct ___ inhibitor
- not used together with GPIIb/IIIa inhibitors (except in ___ ___ )
- may not be as effective for MACE and ___ thrombosis
- may have ___ bleeding risk

A

thrombin
- bail out
- stent
- lower

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6
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Fondaparinox

factor ___ inhibitor
not commonly used
- can use in patients with a history of ___

Do not use alone for ___
- high rates of ___
- if already giving fondaparinux and pateint needs PCI, need to give ___ or ___ also

CI for CrCl < ___ mL/min

A

Xa
- HIT

PCI
- thrombosis
- UFH, bivalirudin

30

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7
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Anticoagulation

UFH
Bolus Dose:
- ___ units/kg IV (max 4000 units)
- ___ - ___ units/kg during PCI

Maintenance Dose:
- ___ units/kg/hr infusion titrated to institutional ___ targets
- no maintenance dose during ___

A
  • 60
  • 50-100
  • 12, aPTT
  • PCI
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8
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Anticoagulation

enoxaparin
Bolus Dose: ___ mg IV

Maintenance Dose: ___ mg/kg sc q12h (first dose ___ min after bolus)
- if 75 or older, reduce to ___ mg sc q12h

Renal Dosing: CrCl < 30 mL/min
- ___ mg/kg q24h

do NOT hhave to give bolus dose

A

30
1, 15
0.75
1

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9
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Anticoagulation

bivalirudin
Bolus Dose: ___ mg/kg IV

Maintenance Dose: ___ mg/kg/hr infusion

Renal Dosing: CrCl < 30 mL/min
- ___ mg/kg/hr

dialysis
- ___ mg/kg/hr

A

0.75
1.75
1
0.25

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10
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Anticoagulation

Fondaparinux
Bolus Dose: ___ mg IV

Maintenance Dose: ___ mg sc q24h

CI: Renal Dosing: CrCl < ___

A
  • 2.5
  • 2.5
  • 30
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11
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UA/NSTEMI

Ischemia Guided
___ (48 hours)
___ and ___ (duration of hospital stay up to 8 days)

A

UFH
enoxaparin
fondaparinux

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12
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UA/NSTEMI

Early Invasive
___ , ___ , and ___ (all until PCI)

A

UFH, bivalirudin, enoxaparin

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13
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STEMI - fibrinolytic

___ (48 hours)
___ and ___ (duration of hospital stay up to 8 days)

___ (consider using for HIT)

A

UFH
enoxaparin, fondaparinux

bivalirudin

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14
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STEMI - PCI

___ (until PCI)
___ (until PCI, preferred in high bleeding risk)

A

UFH
bivalirudin

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16
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we chose enoxaparin 45 mg SC BID
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