Drugs affecting blood / blood products and blood substitutes Flashcards

1
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drug used to treat anemia

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anti-anemic

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2
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examples of anti-anemics

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Hemarate FA, Ferrous Sulfate

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3
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drug administered to stop the clotting of circulating blood, prophylactically to prevent heart attacks

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anticoagulant

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4
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examples of anticoagulants

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Heparin (Digoxin), Warfarin (Combadin), Clexane (Enoxaparin Sodium)

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5
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drug that promotes removal of small fibrin clots

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fibrinolytic

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6
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examples of fibrinolytics

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Actilyse

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7
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drug that promotes homeostasis by inhibiting clot dissolution

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anti-fibrinolytic

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8
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examples of anti-fibrinolytic

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Tranexamic acid (Hemanex, Hemostan)

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9
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are agents that have relatively high molecular weight and boost the plasma volume by increasing the osmotic pressure.

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plasma expander/substitute

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10
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examples of plasma expander/substitute

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Voluven, Albumin (Baxter)

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11
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what are plasma expanders usually used for?

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to treat those who have suffered hemorrhage or shock

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12
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defined as a sterile solution of proteins composed mainly of albumin and globulin derived from human plasma. It is used as a replacement therapy in patients with complex deficiencies of coagulation factors such as coagulopathy

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plasma protein fraction

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