anticoagulation Flashcards
what are the intrinsic pathway and which drug inhibits the intrinsic pathway
XII-XI-IX-X–> XA
warfarin blocks X
also blocks IX, VII, II
what is the extrinsic pathway
VII–>VII—–> X->Xa
warfarin blocks this too
what are the factor Xa inhibitors
Apixaban
rivaroxaban
edoxaban
UFH and LMWH also block XA and IIa
fondaparinux
which factor is thrombin and what meds can block thrombin
factor IIa is thrombin
Direct thrombin inhibitors are
PO- Dabigatran
IV- Argatroban bivalirudin
UFH and LMWH also block XA and IIa
Warfarin blocks prothrombin
DOACS are preffered in
stroke prophylaxis in AFIB
** if mitral stenosis or mechanical heart valve use warfarin
VTE
** cancer use LMWH
antiphospholipid syndrome use warfarin
what are some bleeding symptoms
nose bleed or epistaxis
gums
bruising
blood in vomit
blood in feces
uti
MOA of heparin
antitrombin binding which blocks IIa activation
- short half life
- can cause HIT, hyperkalemia and osteoporosis
monitor APTT antiXa level
antidote Protamine
what is the heparin dose for prophylaxis VTE
5000 q8-12
what is the treatment dose for VTE for heparin
80u/kg/ IV + 18u/kg/hr
treatment dose for ACS with heparin
60u/kg bolus+ 12 u/kg/hr
what is the treatment dose for prophylaxis VTE with enoxaparin
30mgSC Q12 or 40mg SC daily
<30 CRcl = 30
what is the treatment dose for VTE and NSTEMI with enoxaparin
1mg/kg q12 or 1.5mg/kg daily
<30 CrCL 1mg/kg SC daily
TBW
what is the treatment dose for STEMI
<75 years 30mg IV bolus + 1mg/kg SC q12
CRCL <30 30mg IV + 1mg SC Qdaily
>75years 0.75mg/kg SC q12
CRCL <30 1mg/kg SC daily
LMWH MOA
same as heparin + XA inhibition
cant use in HIT, monitor anti XA not APTT
protamine is the antidote
HIT
unexplained drop of plt by 50% after 5-14 days of heparin used
Bivalidurin is preffered in HIT
no warfarin use until ptl is >150k