Drugs Affecting Blood Flashcards

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List the 4 coagulation modifiers

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  • anticoag.
  • hemostatics
  • thrombolytics
  • anti-platelets
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Hemantics

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  • Role: incr. biosynthesis of Hgb
  • vitamin B12/ B Complexes
  • folic acid, Fe Co, Cu
  • microcytic anemia
  • macrocytic anemia
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Thromboplastin

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Prothrombin -> thrombin

Local hemostatic in Sx

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Thrombin

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  • fibrinogen -> fibrin
  • control dental socket bleeding, laryngeal and nasal sx, cancellous bone, skin graft adhesive, upper GIT bleeding
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Fibrinogen

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  • converted by thrombin to fibrin
  • used on denuded mm and as skin graft adhesive
  • restores normal plasma fibrinogen
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Fibrin foam

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Applied directly w/ pressure to stop hemorrhage

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Styptics

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  • oldest clotting drugs
  • i.e. silver nitrate sticks, ferric sulfate, tannic acids
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NE and Epi

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Some localized effects on small vessel bleeding

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Microcrystalline collagen

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  • sticks to wet surfaces
  • absorbed in 6 weeks
  • control hemostasis of venoarterial anastomosis or sx of spleen/liver
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Absorbable gelatin sponge

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  • sterile, non antigenic, H2O insoluble
  • highly absorbent
  • soaked in thrombin & left in bleeding area after sx wound closing
  • liquefies in 3-5 days
  • completely absorbed in 4-6 wks
  • capillary/venous bleeding
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Desmopressin acetate (DDAVP)

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  • Synthetic vasopressin
  • SQ
  • Controls bleeding in animals w/ low von-Willebrand factor (GDS, Goldens, mini schnauzers, dobermans)
  • causes release of von-Willebrand factor from endothelial cells & macrophages
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Protamine sulfate

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  • from salmon sperm
  • +vely charged & low MW
  • strongly basic & neutralizes acidic heparin
  • Tx for heparin OD
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13
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List Antiplatelet agents

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  • aspirin
  • clopidogrel
  • ticlopidine
  • dipyrimadole
  • integrin inhibitors
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Function of antiplatelet agents

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  • prev. Thrombopathy assc. w/ feline cardiomyopathy
  • reduce pulmonary endarteritis assc. w/ HW disease
  • Tx for laminitis and navicular disease in horses
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Aspirin

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  • irrev. COX 1 inhibitor
  • inhibits TXA2 (prev. Platelet aggreg.)
  • indications: anti-inflamm, anti-coag (DIC, pulmonary arterial disease due to HW, cardiomyhopathy in cats, glomerular disease)
  • toxic acute OD
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Clopidogrel

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  • early and long term risk red. Against thrombotic events
  • used w/ aspirin for angina
  • human approved
  • MOA: inhibit ADP binding
  • indications: thromboembolic disease in cats; hypercoagulable disease in K9
  • oral SID
  • interacts w/ cimetidine & phenytoin