Anticoaulants Flashcards
anticoagulant types
1- heparin family
2- warfarin family
Heparin mechanism of action
Aimin to increase APPT >1.5 normal
types of heparin and use
- unfractionated in massive pulmonary embolism
unfractionated Heparin side effects
- Anaphylaxis
- HIT, thrombocytopenia
- Osteoporosis
- Bleeding
Safety marging of heparin require close monitoring of PTT
unfractionated Heparin advantae
- presence of antidote, protamine sulphate, quick actin
- Don’t affect fetus
LMWH advantage
No these effects, which are with unfractionated
- Anaphylaxis
- HIT, thrombocytopenia
- Osteoporosis
- Bleeding
No monitoring
LMWH follow up
Anti factor X
specific for LMWH toxixcity
LMWH side effect
no Antidote
LMWH toxicity MX
FFP
Dose of LMWH
- according to indication to BMI
- Therapeutic doe only in following other wise prophylactic dose is recommended dose
1- DVT
2- Thromboembolic complication
Prop hylactic dose: 1 mg/k, once daily
Therapeutic dose: 1.5 mg /k twice daily (some 2mg/k)
antidote of warfarin
vitamin K
warfarin mechanism of action
anti vitamin K
Warfarin indication
- oral for permanent valve replacement
- Recurrent thromboembolism
- Thromobophillia + family Hx
warfarin monitoring
INR:
> 1.5: risk of bleeding
cardiac issues: maintain 2.5 - 3.5 depends on (mitral or aortic)
warfarin discussion
cardiac patient with prenancy