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1
Q

clopidegrol what kind of drug and what does it do?

A

antiplatelet, adp antagonist

can be combined with aspirin to prevent a 2nd MI

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2
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ADP Antagonists

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clopidegrol, dipyridimole, ticlopidine

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3
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dipyridimole

A

ADP antagonist

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4
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ticlopidine

A

adp antagonist

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5
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anagrelide HCl

A

antiplatelet

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6
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aspirin

A

antiplatelet

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7
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cilostazol

A

antiplatelet

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8
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clopidogrel

A

antiplatelet

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9
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dipyridamole

A

antiplatelet

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10
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prasugrel

A

antiplatelet

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11
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ticagrelor

A

antiplatelet

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12
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dipyridimole and aspirin can be combined or no?

A

CAN

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13
Q

alteplase also known as?

what kind of drug?

what does it do?

A

tissue plasminogen activator (TPA)

thrombolytic

clot-specific. binds to fibrin surface of clot and promotes conversion of plasminogen –> plasmin

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14
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reteplase rPA

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derivative of TPA.

thrombolytic

lyses thrombi. considered more effective than TPA with less risk of hemorrhage

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15
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urokinase

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thromoblytic

may be used for peripheral arterial occlusion

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16
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tenecteplase TNK-tpa (TNKase)

A

thrombolytic

reduces mortality with acute myocardial infarction

‘clot buster’ can be administered in 5 seconds in 1 dose

17
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aminocaproic acid

what kind of drug?
what does it do?

A

plasminogen inactivator

controls excessive bleeding from hyperfibrinolysis

18
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Clopidogrel

Ther. Uses
MOA
Contra:
side effects

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THERAPEUTIC USES: to prevent recurrence of MI, stroke; to prevent vascular death
MOA: inhibits platelet aggregation. Prevents ADP from binding with the ADP platelet receptor
CONTRA: intercranial hemorrhage, peptic ulcer, GI bleeding
SIDE EFFECTS: abdominal pain, flulike symptoms, dizziness, epistaxis, headaches, fatigue, chest pain, diarrhea.
ADVERSE REACTIONS: hypotension, bronchospasm

19
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abciximab

A

antiplatelet: glycoprotein receptor antagonist

20
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eptifibatide

A

antiplatelet: glycoprotein receptor antagonist

21
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tirofiban

A

antiplatelet: glycoprotein receptor antagonist

22
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dalteparin sodium

A

low molecular weight heparin

23
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enoxaparin sodium

A

low molecular weight heparin

24
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fondaparinux

A

selective factor Xa inhibitor

25
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rivaroxaban

A

selective factor Xa inhibitor

26
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apizaban

A

selective factor Xa inhibitor

27
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aragatroban

A

direct acting thrombin inhibitor: anticoagulants II (IV)

28
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bivilarudin

A

direct acting thrombin inhibitor: anticoagulants II (IV)

29
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desiriduin

A

direct acting thrombin inhibitor: anticoagulants II (IV)

30
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lepirudin

A

direct acting thrombin inhibitor: anticoagulants II (IV)

31
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dabigatran

A

direct acting thrombin inhibitor: anticoagulants II (IV)

32
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protamine sulfate

A

anticoagulant antagonist

33
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phytonadione, Vitamin K1

A

anticoagulant antagonist

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