Dosing Flashcards

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Dose of UFH for VTE treatment

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IV 80 units/kg bolus, followed by continuous infusion of 18 units/kg/hour

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Dose of UFH for VTE prophylaxis in medically-ill patients

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SC 5000 units q8-12 hours for LOS or until fully ambulatory

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Dose of UFH for VTE prophylaxis in non-ortho surgery patients

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  • SC 5000 units q8-12 hours with initial dose at least 2 hours prior to surgery
  • May postpone until after surgery
  • Continue until fully ambulatory and risk of DVT has diminished (~10 days)
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Dose of UFH for VTE prophylaxis in ortho surgery patients

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  • SC 5000 units q8-12 hours, initial dose at least 12 hours pre-op or at least 12 hours post-op once hemostasis achieved
  • Continue for 10-14 days (max 35 days)
  • If extended duration needed, consider changing to an OAC or alternative SC agent
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Dose of UFH for PCI with no previous use of antithrombotic use

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  • IV 2000-5000 units (max 50-70 units/kg) to achieve ACT of 250-300 s
  • Repeat bolus (max 10,000 units ) PRN to maintain ACT throughout
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Dose of UFH for PCI with previous use of GPIIb/IIIa inhibitor

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  • IV 2000-5000 units (max 50-70 units/kg) to achieve ACT of 250-300 s
  • Repeat bolus (max 7000 units ) PRN to maintain ACT throughout
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Dose of UFH for PCI with previous use of UFH/LMWH

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Always check ACT prior to administration, if > 2000 s, no bolus

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Dose of enoxaparin for VTE treatment

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SC 1 mg/kg q12 hours (preferred)
SC 1.5 mg/kg QD

If CrCl < 30: 1 mg/kg QD

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Dose of enoxaparin for VTE prophylaxis in medically-ill and surgery patients

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SC 40 mg QD until ambulatory

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Dose of enoxaparin for THR / HFS

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SC 40 mg QD or 30 mg BD for 10-14 days, up to 35 days

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Dose of enoxaparin for VTE prophylaxis in patients with renal impairment

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CrCl 30-50: SC 30 mg q12 hours, consider checking anti-factor Xa
CrCl <30: SC 20 or 30 mg QD

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Dose of enoxaparin for PCI usually

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Last SC LMWH 8-12 hour before: IV 0.3 mg/kg bolus
Last SC LMWH >12 hour before: use UFH
Last SC LMWH < 8 hour before: no need for further LMWH

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Dose of enoxaparin for PCI in MI patients with previous thrombolytic

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  • Start between 15 min before and 30 min after PCI
  • If < 75 y: IV bolus 30 mg followed by 1 mg/kg q12 hours
  • If at least 75 y: omit bolus, followed by 0.75mg/kg q12 hours
  • Treat for 48 hours, up to 8 days or until revascularisation
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Dose of bivalirudin for VTE treatment

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IV 015-0.2 mg/kg/hour
Adjust to aPTT 1.5-2.5x of the baseline value

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Dose of bivalirudin for PCI

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  • IV 0.75 mg/kg bolus, followed by IV infusion 1.75 mg/kg/hour for up to 4 hours after PCI
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Dose of fondaparinux in VTE treatment

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< 50 kg: SC 5 mg QD
50-100 kg: SC 7.5 mg QD
>100 mg: SC 10 mg QD

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Dose of fondaparinux in PCI

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SC 2.5 mg/day

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Dose of dabigatran for VTE treatment

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  • Parenteral anticoagulant for at least 5 days
  • 150 mg BD

CrCl < 50 + concomitant PGP inhibitor: Avoid dabigatran

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Dose of dabigatran for VTE prophylaxis

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  • Ensure hemostasis achieved
  • Start within 1-4 hours post-op
  • 220 mg/day x 10 days (TKR) or 28-35 days (THR)

CrCL 30-50: use with caution, 150 mg OM for same duration as above

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Dose of rivaroxaban for VTE treatment

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15 mg BD x 3 weeks
20 mg/day for up to 6 months
10 mg OM for extended (or 15 mg OM by EMA)

CrCl <30: avoid

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Dose of rivaroxaban for VTE prophylaxis

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  • Ensure hemostasis achieved
  • Start 6-10 hours post-op
  • 10 mg/day x 2 weeks (TKR) or 5 weeks (THR)

For medically ill: 10 mg/day for up to 31-39 days

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Dose of apixaban for VTE treatment

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10 mg BD x 7 days
5 mg BD for up to 6 months
2.5 mg BD (if extended)

CrCL 15-29: use with caution
HD: Avoid

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Dose of apixaban for VTE prophylaxis

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  • Ensure hemostasis achieved
  • 12-24 hours post-op
  • 2.5 mg BD x 10-14 days (TKR) or 32-35 days (THR)
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Dose of edoxaban for VTE treatment

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  • Initial parenteral anticoagulant for at leats 5 days
  • 60 mg/day

CrCL 30-50 OR body weight 60 or below: 30 mg
CrCL > 95: avoid

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Dose of edoxaban for VTE prophylaxis
30 mg/day
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Dose of alteplase for PE treatment
IV 100 mg over 2 hours OR 0.6 mg/kg over 15 mins (max 50 mg)
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Dose of dabigatran for SPAF
150 mg BD 110 mg BD if at least 80 y.o., or use of PGP inhibitors or high risk of bleed CrCl 30-50: No dose adjust unless DDI CrCl <30: contraindicated (FDA) CrCl 15-30: 75 mg BD
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Dose of rivaroxaban for SPAF
20 mg per day (FDA) 15 mg per day for CrCl 15-49 CrCl 30-50: 15 mg per day CrCl 15-30: use with caution CrCl <15: contraindicated
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Dose of apixaban for SPAF
5 mg BD 2.5 mg BD for any 2: - at least 80 y.o. - weight 60 kg and below - SCr at least 1.5 mg/dL or 132.6 mmol/L CrCl 30-50: usual dose CrCl 15-29 (if no other conditions): 2.5 mg BD CrCl <15: unclear HD: normal dose
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Dose of edoxaban for SPAF
60 mg per day 30 mg per day if any: - CrCl 30-50 - weight 60 kg and below - Concomitant use of verapamil, quinidine, dronedarone CrCl 15-30: 30 mg per day CrCl <15: not recommended
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Iron supplementation
- 1000-1500 mg of elemental iron per cycle x 3-6 months - Usual 200-300 mg per day - PO iron polymaltose 100 mg OD/BD - PO ferrous gluconate (Sangobion) 1 tab TDS (30 mg x 3)
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Vit B12 supplementation
Parenteral: - IM or SC 1000 mcg per day x 1 week - IM or SC 1000 mcg weekly x 4 weeks - IM or SC 1000 mcg monthly for life Oral: - PO 1000 mcg daily
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Folic acid supplementation
PO 1 mcg daily for 2-4 months until recovery