ANTICOAGULANTS, ANTIPLATELET, THROMBOLYTICS (EXAM 2) Flashcards

1
Q

function of anticoagulant

A

prevents the formation of clots that inhibit circulation

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2
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function of antiplatelet

A

prevent platelet aggregation

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3
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function of thrombolytics

A

attack and dissolve blood clots that have formed

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4
Q

what might a clot in an artery or vein

A

decrease circulation
platelet aggregation
blood coagulation

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5
Q

arterial clot formation

A

platelet initiate process
fibrin formation occurs
RBC are trapped in fibrin mesh

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6
Q

venous clot formation

A

platelet aggregation with fibrin that attaches to RBC

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7
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Anticoagulant action

A

prevent the formation of new clots

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8
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Anticoagulant use

A

DVT
PE
MI
Artificial heart valves
Stroke

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9
Q

what does anticoagulants not do

A

dissolve clots that are already formed

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10
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Anticoagulant admin

A

PO
subq
IV

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11
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Heparin is a

A

anticoagulant

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12
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heparin action

A

antithrombin 3
inhibit action of thrombin
inhibit conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin
inhibit clot formation

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13
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heparin is used to

A

prevent thrombosis

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14
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administration of heparin

A

sub q
IV

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15
Q

heparin antidote

A

protamine sulfate

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16
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side effect of heparin

A

bleeding

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17
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low molecular weight heparin action

A

inactivate Xa factor
less able to activate thrombin

18
Q

use of low molecular weight heparin

A

prevent DVT
acute PE after orthopedic or abdominal surgey

19
Q

how is heparin different from lower molecular weight heparin

A

they have a lower risk of bleeding

20
Q

precautions of LMW heparin

A

do not take with aspirin
frequent lab monitoring is not required

21
Q

why shouldnt you take LMW heparin with aspirin

A

aspirin is already a blood thinner= increase risk of bleeding

22
Q

do you have to do frequent monitoring of labs with LMW heparin

A

noo

23
Q

direct thrombin inhibitors action

A

they inhibit thrombin from converting fibrinogen to fibrin

24
Q

direct thrombin inhibitors use

A

prophylaxis
treatment of dvt
unstable angina
stroke

25
Q

direct thrombin inhibitors admin

A

sub q
IV

26
Q

oral anticoagulants action (WARFARIN)

A

inhibit hepatic synthesis of vitamin K which affects clotting factors 2,6,9 and 10

27
Q

oral anticoagulants use (WRFARIN)

A

prevent thromboembolic condition
PE
embolic formation

28
Q

how do you monitor the therapeutic range
(WARFARIN)

A

PT
INR

29
Q

antidote of warfarin if there is overdose

A

vitamin k

30
Q

how long does vitamin k take to be effective

A

24-48 hours

31
Q

factor Xa inhibitors

A

prevent DVT and PE
some do not require routine coagulation
administered 1x or 2x daily

32
Q

what should you monitor with heparin

A

PTT

33
Q

what should you monitor with warfarin

A

INR
PT

34
Q

what should you examine with anticoagulants

A

pt nose, mouth, skin and urine for bleeding

35
Q

what should you teach the patients with anticoagulants

A

inform dentist
use soft toothbrush
avoid large intake of green, leafy veggies

36
Q

Antiplatelet action

A

suppress platelet aggregation

37
Q

Antiplatelet uses

A

prevent thrombosis
prevent MI or stroke for patients with familiar history
prevent repeat MI
prevent stroke for pt with transient ischemic attacks

38
Q

aspirin

A

low dose therapy
effective and inexpensive for suppressing platelet aggregation

39
Q

aspirin is a

A

antiplatelet

40
Q

aspirin action

A

inhibit cyclooxygenase, an enzyme needed by platelets to synthesize thromboxane

41
Q

aspirin use

A

prevention of MI and thromboembolism
prevent stroke

42
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