Drugs Flashcards

0
Q

Intrisic pathway factors ccan be affected by what?

A

Activated partial thrombolplastin time (KCCT).

Unfractionated heparni

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1
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What are factors in the extrinsice coag pathway dependdent on? How are they measured?

A

VItamin K

INR

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2
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What does fibrinogen?

A

Crooss links platelets

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3
Q

How does clopidogrel act?

A

P2Y12 inhibitor

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4
Q

How doe dypryridamole act?

A

Blocks cAMP in platelelet??

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5
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How does tirofiban act?

A

On IIb/IIIa receptor

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6
Q

How do thrombi in venous system differ from arterial thombi?

Colour, content and treatent

A

Red vs white
Fibrin rich vs platelet rich
Heparin/warfarin vs antiplatelet agentsmain use of antiplatelet agens?

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7
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Main use of antiplatelets?

A

CV events
Primary (not recommended) and secondary prevention (well established)
Acute treatment (established)

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8
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What is rate of GI haem/ulcer perforation when apsirin iis used

A

0.1-0.5% per annum (?check?)

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9
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SSide effects of asthma? (2, not bleeding)

A

Asthma

Hyperuricaeemia

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10
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Which antiplatelet drug is a PRO drug? Why is this signif?

A

Clopidogrel. You should not give omeprazole because stops C proteins form metabolising clopidogrel and activating, give H2 antag instead

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11
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What is most widely used anti-coag drug?

A

Warfarin

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12
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how does warfarin work?

A

Inhibits vit K dep caraboxylation of factors II, VII, IX, X

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13
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What is the hlaf life of wararin?

A

Long

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14
Q

Wheen is warfarin used?

A

Venous thrombo event.

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15
Q

1st VT event, how long on warfarin? 2nd? INR targets?

A

6 months
Lifelong
2.5 for both

16
Q

What do you do wwith warfarin after DVt on warfarin?

A

Incr INR (sometiimes) to 3.5

17
Q

How long do you take warfarin for when you are preparing for aF peri-cardioversion? Why?

A

6w before and after. Atria may not starrt to pump propery for a few weeks so there is still clot risk.

18
Q

WHat is INR target for lifelong warfarin for lifelong AF?

A

2.5

19
Q

Mechanical valcve warfarin, what is INR target?

A

2.75 (?)

20
Q

What are the absolute CIs for warfarin? (5)

A
Active bleeding
Bleeding disorder
1st trimester of pregnancy
Space occupying lesion of CNS
Recent surgeery
21
Q

What are teh imoortnat interactions (pharm) of warfarin

A

drugs

22
Q
Compare unfractionated vs LMW hepararin
Clinical use
Admin
Dose
Dose monitoring
Monitoring metthod
Reversal
Adverse effects
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A

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23
Q

Clinical uses of heparins

A

Pregnancy

Bridging anti-coag - mech valve patients undergoing non-cardiac surgery

24
Q

3 settings for the use of thrombolytics

A

STEMI (PCI not available)
Stroke (within 3 hrs)
Major PE (very exceptional circumstances)

25
Q

What is biggest factor affecting whether thrombolysis for STEMI is affective

A

Time given

26
Q

Up until what point would you consider thrombolysis in a STEMI?

A

12 hours