ACS PHARMACOLOGY Flashcards

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action of aspirin

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inhibits thromboxane 2

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action of clopidogrel

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inhibits ADP receptor

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3
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when should thrombolysis be done

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if invasive procedure cannot be done within 120 minutes

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what is the action of thrombolytic drugs ?

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converts plasminogen into plasmin
which converts insoluble fibrin to soluble fbrinogen

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fibrin specific drugs

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Alteplase ​

Tenecteplase – Tenecteplase is a mutated form of alteplase with higher fibrin specificity and a longer half-life of elimination and is usually administered as a bolus infusion, whereas alteplase is usually administered as a 2-hour continuous infusion.​

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non specific fibrin drugs

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Streptokinase – Lower efficacy but lower bleeding risk​

Recently utilised due to worldwide shortage of Alteplase/Tenecteplase.

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contraindications of thrombolysis

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recent surgery
stroke
high blood pressure
prior intracranial haemorrhage
suspected aortic dissection

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