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CV-Coags - CV-Coags Flashcards

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DVT, PE, Prophalxis, Hypercoag dz, CVA, MI, Prosthetic valves all require what type of RX?

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Anticoagulants

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What RX anticoagulants require parenteral administration?

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  1. Heparin 2. Low MW Heparins 3. Factor Xa inhibitors 4. Direct Thrombin Inhibitors
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Which oral agent is Vit K Antagonist because Vit K help blood clots?

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Warfarin

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What factors does Vit K activate?

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Progresss clotting 1. Factor II prothrombin, VII proconvertin, IX thromboplastin, X

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  1. Clopidogrel/Prasugrel/Ticlopidine/Ticagrelor(Brilinta®), 2. ASA/Dipyridamole, 3. Glycoprotein IIB/IIIA Inhibitors
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Antiplatelet Agents

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What are clotting factors?

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Zymogen proteins that lead to clot formation made in the liver, that circulate w/in the plasma and on blood vessel walls

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What happens with a scratch/injury?

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Vascular phase 1. vasoconstriction 2. collagen released signal platelets to adhere 3. Endothelial cells release TNF

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What activates zymogen clotting factors?

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Tissue necrosis factor: released by collagen, endothical cells, and platelets. Goal- activate VII _ VIIa.

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What is the extrinsic pathway?

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Tissue injury_TNF_ VII_VIIa

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What is intrinsic pathway

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Clotting factors 9-12 activate each other like a chain

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Which factors balance and checkpoint for stop or go of clotting factors?

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Protein C&S

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What do majority of anticoagulants do?

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They stop formation of clotting factor into active form. Affect VIIa!

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Which agent blocks plasminogen_plasmin

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tPA-Tissue plasminogen activators

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Which class affects only prothrombin to thrombin?

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IIa inhibitors

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Which class affects prothrombin_thrombin + others?

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Xa inhibitors

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16
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What is Primary goal of anticlotting RX?

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Prevention+TX of thrombosis in vv. and aa

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What is Secondary goal of anticlotting RX?

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only for arterial or intracardiac thrombosis

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18
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Which have higher platelet count?

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aa and cardiac vessels. Clot form a WHITE THROMBUS

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Which have lower platelet count?

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Veins- make sense less clots to lung and heart d/t constant return to heart. RED THROMBUS. VV-capacity holds more blood volume

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Mr. KFC had a MI, PMH CVA, and PE. What type of agent dissolve existing thrombus for acute treatment of thrombosis?

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Fibrinolytic-TPA

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What is MOA of warfarin?

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Inhibits Vit K. thus L/T block clotting factors 2,7.9,10, C&S

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What may happen initially with Warfarin?

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**Inhibits C&S so my have procoag initially. DEC Cofactor_ INC clot initially . IF lingers consider Acquired protein C deficiency

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23
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What is S-warfarin?

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Warfarin isomer mirror image, S-activates CYP2CP. 3-4x potent V-K antagonist

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Which CYP enzyme increases Warfarin drug in body?

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Inhibitors INC drug in body. Inducers DEC

25
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How do Metronidazole and Fluconazole affect Warfarin?

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CYP2C9 inhibitors. INC WARFARIN

26
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St . John Wart affects warfarin in what way?

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Inducer DEC effects. CYP3A4, 2C9

27
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Grapefruit and Diltiazem affect warfarin via?

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INC Effects. CYP3A4 inhibitors

28
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How is the half life of warfarin 30+hrs?

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Binds to albumin. RX bound to drug_ other drug potential to kick warfarin off and stay in body for longer times. INC serums levels

29
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What is monitored while Mr. KFC is on warfarin?

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INR. 1. Daily Inpatient 2. BID outpatient until INR stable. INR Goal 2-3. MAY BE HIGHER in some.

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What occurs with INR?

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Measures Prothrombin time- time for blood to clot. Low/fast time- large clots thus risk , slow/High time_ bleeding, hemorrhage, blood not clotting fast enough.

31
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What admister method should be avoided with warfarin?

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NO IM injection, risk of hematoma. GOOD-PO, Sub Q, IV

32
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Mr. KFC has VTE and PMH of PE. His risk include MI, CVA. EKG-Afib. What RX is ideal?

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Warfarin

33
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What are reasons to slow and low dose warfarin?

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1.Elderly, 2. Comorbid 3. Wt 4. EtOH- INC Warfarin

34
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What are major ADE of Warfarin?

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1 Gangrene- Protein C dfx- small clots in body, so jams vessels. 2. Hemorrhage, -nose, bruising, hemoptysis, melena- blood upper GI, dark by time in stool. Hematochezia- bright red. Other: N/V/D, Derm, Alopecia, Mouth ulcers,

35
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When is person on lifelong warfarin?

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  1. Afib, 2. Valve dz 3. Prosthetic heart 4. EF <30 LV dyx
36
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Is warfarin ok for Preg?

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NO

37
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Which ABX is concern w/ warfarin?

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Trim/Sulfameth- displaces warfarin off albumin. DEC effects. NSAIDs/ Acetaminophen, antiplatelet

38
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What is the downside of warfarin?

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Monitor for 2 wk_then weekly_biweekly_monthly

39
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What RX reverses warfarin affects?

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Phytonadione- NO IM. 2. Prothrombin Complex Concentrate

40
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What diet concerns should be addressed with warfarin pts?

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Keep Vit K levels consistent in diet. Same time daily. Multivitamins. 2. ETOH and Black licorice

41
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Which Rx prevents fibrinogen to fibrin?

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Heparins: Enoxaparin,

42
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What cofactor does Heparin affect?

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Primarily IIa and Xa- prothrombin to thrombin conversion

43
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What is main goal of Heparin?

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Prophylaxis+ Acute TX. Acute DVT, PE, Unstable angina, MI, Afib

44
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What are s/s of Heparin induced thrombocytopenia, ADE?

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Dec in platelet counts

45
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When should prophlaxsis Heparin be dosed?

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2hr prior to surgery-5000unit 2. Q 8-12hr until walking

46
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Is Heparin ok for baby?

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YES

47
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What are the DAOACs?

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B. E. A. R 1. Betrixaban, Edoxaban, Apixaban, Rivaroxaban

48
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Pt has PMH of Mitral stenosis. Which is DOC to prevent assoc with VTE d/t Afib and valve replacement?

A

Warfarin

49
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Which DAOAC is primary direct thrombin inhibitor?

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Dabigatran

50
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What are warning for dagigtan, Rivaroxaban, Apixaban, Edoxaban, Betrixaban?

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spinal/epidural hematomas

51
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What are the main DI for direct actin oral antocoag?

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Glycoprotein CYP 3A4

52
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Which drug is ideal if CrCL <30

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Warfarin

53
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Apixaban and Edoxoban have wt restriction of what?

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<60kg (<132)

54
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What food is caution with Rivaroxaban?

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Lactose, milk intolerance

55
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Describe caution with Betrixaban?

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LFT, Hepatic impaired. Take w/ food

56
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What is dose for Dabigatran?

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150 BID

57
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What is dose to remember for Edoxaban?

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60mg DAILY

58
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How and when to dose adjust with anticoagulants?

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  1. > 80y 2. Wt- <60, >120kg, BMI>40 3. Renal and Liver dfx 4. DI
59
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What is reversal drug for DOACs?

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Arapazine/Ciraparantag

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