Cardiovascular 2 Flashcards

1
Q

DOACs are preferred in what type of AF

A

Non valvular AF

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2
Q

List the parameters for DOACs that may require dose reduction

A

ABCD
Age> or = 80yrs
Body weight= <61/60kg
CRCL=15- 50
Do not give DOAC if CRCL is less than 15
Drugs- Verapamil, amiodarone, erythromycin and ciclosporin

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3
Q

The only DOAC used in ACS is …

A

Rivoraxaban

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4
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Example of DOACS used once daily

A

RE
Rivaroxaban
Edoxaban

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5
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DOACs used BD

A

AD
Apixaban
Dabigatran

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6
Q

What’s the dose of Rivoraxaban for VTE prophylaxis and stroke

A

10mg OD- VTE
20mg OD - Stroke

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7
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Whats the prophylaxis dose of Apixaban for VTE and stroke

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VTE- 2.5mg BD
Stroke - 5mg BD

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8
Q

What organ do you monitor while on DOACS

A

Monitor kidneys

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9
Q

DOACS are contraindicated in….

A

Antiphospholipid syndrome
( immune response which created antibodies which make blood clot increases risk of recurrent thrombotic events
See bnf for more

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10
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Facts about DOACs

A

Less bleeding
No monitoring required
All have pt alert card
Label 10- take this drug with additional info

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11
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Which DOAC inhibit Thrombin

A

Dabigatran

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12
Q

DOACs that inhibit factor Xa inhibitor

A

Apixaban
Edoxaban
Rivoraxaban

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13
Q

A DOAc with no antidote

A

Edoxaban

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14
Q

What’s the reversal agent with Apixaban and Rivoraxaban

A

Andexanet Alfa (Ondexxya)

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15
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Indication of DOACs

A

Prophylaxis of stroke and systemic embolism in patients with non Valvular AF
Secondary prevention and tx of DVT/ PE
Prevention of VTE after elective hip or knee replacement surgery

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16
Q

MOA of warfarin

A

Inhibits Vit K decreasing clotting factors 2, 7

17
Q

What’s the MHRA warning for rivaroxaban?

A

15mg and 20mg tablets should be given with food
Label 21

18
Q

State when to reduce the dose of apixaban in prophylaxis of stroke or systemic embolism in non valvular Af and at least Two risk factor [ stroke(TIA)HF, diabetes, HTN, age 75 and over

A

5mg BD to 2.5mg BD
if
ABCC
Age - >or = 80
Weight = <or = 60kg
Creatinine >or = 133micromol/litre
CrCL- 15-29ml/min

19
Q

What is the antidote for Dabigatran( pradaxa)

A

Idarucizumab( praxbind)

20
Q

Antidote for Heparin

21
Q

Antidote for Warfarin

A

Vit K or phytomenadione

22
Q

Whats the cautionary label for Dabigatran

A

Label 10
And 25- swallow this medicine whole ,do not chew or crush

23
Q

3 different strength of Pradaxa

A

75mg , 110mg and 150mg

24
Q

Indication of Tranexamic acid

A

Local fibrinolysis
Menorrhagia
Hereditary angioedema
Epistaxis( nose bleed)

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Adult dose for Tranexamic acid used in Fibrinoysis
1-1.5g BD or TDS
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Adult dose of tranexamic acid for menorrhagia (heavy period)
1g TDS for up to 4days to be initiated when menstruation has started. Max 4g daily
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Dose of Tranexamic acid for nose bleed
1g TDS for 7days
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Indication of Tranexamic acid as a P medication
Menorrhagia
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Caution with Tranexamic acid
Increase risk of DVT when taken with contraceptive pill
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Contraindications of Tranexamic acid
Epilepsy, DVT, PE, irregular periods, renal problems and pregnancy
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Red flags for pt on Tranexamic acid
Discontinue if colour vision or visual impairment Coughing up blood or Coughing Anaphylaxis rxn SOB, legs or arms painful and swollen, red and warm to touch