anticoagluation for dentists - haematological diseases Flashcards
thrombosis
inappropriate blood coagulation within a vessel
types of thrombosis
arterial circulaton
venos cirulation
arterial circulation features
- high pressure system
- platelet rich
- treated with antiplatelet drugs
venous circulation features
- low pressure system
- fibrin rich
- treatment with anticoagulant drugs
anti platelet drugs
aspirin
clopidogrel
prasugrel
asparin
- inhibits cyclo-oxygenase (platelet enzyme) irreversible
- acts for a lifetime of platelet i.e. 7-10 days
clopidogrel
- blocks ADP receptor on platelet surface irreversibly
- acts for lifetime of platelet
prasugrel
- blocks ADP receptor irreversibly
- acts for a lifetime of platelet i.e. 7-10 days
anticoagulants and their types
1) IV
- unfractionated heparin
2) subcutaneous
- low molecular weight heparins eg enoxaparin, tinzaparin, dalteparin
3) oral
- warfarin
- dabigatran
- rivaroxaban
- apixaban
- edoxaban
heparin
binds to antithrombin and increases activity (inhibits coagulation cascade)
indirect thrombin inhibitor
how to monitor heparin
APTT test
what does warfarin do
inhibits production of
factor II, VII,IX, X
protein C and s
interactions of warfarin
potentiation of anticoagulation
inhibition of anti-coagluation
how to monitor warfarin
INR
side effects of warfarin
bleeding
skin necrosis
embryopathy