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Brand-Generic/MOA & Drugs Flashcards

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Novastan

  • MOA
  • Indication
  • Form
A

Argatroban

  • Direct thrombin inhibitor
  • HIT
  • F: IV
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Angiomax

  • MOA
  • Form:
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Bivalirudin

  • Direct thrombin inhibitor
  • F: IV
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Iprivask

  • MOA:
  • Form:
  • Indication
  • CrCl adjustment
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Desirudin

  • MOA: Direct thrombin inhibitor (DTI)
  • 15mg SQ Q12H
  • I: DVT ppx
  • CrCl
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Pradaxa

  • MOA
  • Dose
    CrCl > 30
    CrCl 15-30
    CrCl
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Dabigatran

  • MOA: Direct thrombin inhibitor (DTI
  • Dose: 150 mg BID
  • CrCl 15-30: 75mg BID
  • CrCl
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Fragmin

  • MOA:
  • D/Route/Frequency
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Dalteparin

  • MOA: LMWH => FXa Inhibitors
  • 2500-5000 units SC QD
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Innohep

  • MOA:
  • Route/Frequency
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Tinzaprin

  • MOA: LMWH => FXa Inhibitors
  • SC QD
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Lovenox

  • MOA:
  • Route
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Enoxaparin

  • MOA: LMWH => FXa Inhibitors
  • SC
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Xarelto

  • MOA:
  • Indication
  • Dose
  • Administration instruction
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Rivaroxaban

- MOA: FXa Inhibitors
Indication
- Prevention of stroke in a.fib
- DVT pxx in HIP/Knee replacement
- DVT or PE treatment
Dose
- PE/DVT tx: 15mg BID x 3wk then 20mg QD
- Take w/ food for dose 20mg
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Arixtra

  • MOA:
  • Indication
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Fondaparinux

  • MOA: FXa Inhibitors
    Indication
  • DVT pxx in HIP/Knee replacement
  • DVT or PE treatment
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Coumadin

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Warfarin

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Eliquis

  • Indication:
  • Dose:
  • Surgery/Antidote:
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Apixaban

Indication

  • Prevention of stroke in a.fib
  • DVT pxx in HIP/Knee replacement
  • DVT or PE treatment
  • D: 5mg PO BID
  • 2.5 mg PO BID in pts w/ 2 of the followings: age >/= 80 y, BW /= 1.5 mg/dL, on strong inhibitor of 3A4 & P-gp (keto/itratroconazole, ritonavir)
  • Surgery: d/c 48H prior of mod/high risk surgery; d/c 24H prior to low risk surgery
  • Antidote: no
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Savaysa

  • Indication
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Edoxaban

Indication

  • Prevention of stroke in a.fib
  • DVT pxx in HIP/Knee replacement
  • DVT or PE treatment
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ReoPro

  • MOA:
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Abciximab

  • MOA: block fibrinogen bind to GPIIb/IIIa receptor on platelet = prevents platelets from aggregrating together
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Aggrastat

  • MOA:
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Tirofiban

  • MOA: block fibrinogen bind to GPIIb/IIIa receptor on platelet = prevents platelets from aggregrating together
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Integrilin

  • MOA:
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Eptifibatide

  • MOA: block fibrinogen bind to GPIIb/IIIa receptor on platelet = prevents platelets from aggregrating together
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Pletal

  • MOA:
  • Indication
A

Cilostazole

  • MOA: ADP receptor antagonist (thienopyridines)
  • I: Claudication
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Ticlid

  • MOA:
A

Ticlopidine

  • MOA: ADP receptor antagonist
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Plavix

  • MOA:
A

Clopidogrel

  • MOA: ADP receptor antagonist
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Effient

  • MOA:
A

Prasugrel

  • MOA: ADP receptor antagonist
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Brilinta

  • MOA:
A

Ticagrelor

  • MOA: ADP receptor antagonist
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Persantine

  • MOA:
A

Dipyridamole

MOA: Reversible inhibitors of platelet aggregation: inc cAMP in platelets

22
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ASA + Dipyridamole

  • Dose
A

Aggrenox

- Dose: 1 cap BID

23
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Activase

-MOA:

A

Alteplase (tPA)

-MOA: Thrombolytic agent: Direct activates plasminogen to form plasmin which leads to clot lysis.

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Retavase

-MOA:

A

Reteplase (rPA)

-MOA: Thrombolytic agent: Direct activates plasminogen to form plasmin which leads to clot lysis.

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Strepase

-MOA:

A

Streptokinase (SK)

-MOA: Thrombolytic agent: Direct activates plasminogen to form plasmin which leads to clot lysis.

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TNKase

-MOA:

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Tenecteplase (TNK-tPA)

-MOA: Thrombolytic agent: Direct activates plasminogen to form plasmin which leads to clot lysis.

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Abbokinase

-MOA:

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Urokinase

-MOA: Thrombolytic agent: Direct activates plasminogen to form plasmin which leads to clot lysis.

28
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List anticoagulants that is given PO

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  1. Rivaroxaban (Xarelto) - 10 mg QD
    - FXa inhibitor
  2. Warfarin (Coumadin) - 2-10 mg QD
    - Vit K antagonist. Only 1 requires monitor
  3. Dabigatran (Pradaxa) - 150 mg BID
    - Direct thrombin inhibitor => reversible
  4. Apixaban (Eliquis) - 5 mg BID
  5. Edoxaban (Lexiana)
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Zontivity

  • MOA
  • Indication
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Vorapaxar

  • MOA: inhibits protease activated receptor-1
  • Indications: Prevention of thrombotic events post MI in pt with PAD with ASA or Clopidogrel

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