Drugs by Indication Flashcards by Caroline Katzman | Brainscape

Q

A fib

A

PO:

Warfarin (standard OR high risk)

Aspirin (low risk)

Dabigatran (direct thrombin inhibitor)

IV:

heparin

SC:

(low MW heparin)

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Q

PE/DVT

A

PO:

Warfarin

Direct Xa inhibitor

Heparin (IV/SC)

Factor Xa inhibitor (SC)

throbolytic if hemodynamically unstable!

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Q

heparin induced thrombocytopenia

A

direct thrombin inhibitor (IV)

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Q

MI

A

PO:

Aspirin

Clopidogrel

IV/SC:

Heparin

Xa inhibitor

Direct thrombin inhibitor

iib/iiia inhibitor

thrombolytics IF cath not available in 90 min

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Q

Stroke

A

PO:

Aspirin,

Clopidogrel

Warfarin

cAMP agonist

CV/IV:
thromboyltics (if earlY)

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Q

Angina

A

PO:

BB

CCB

Nitrates

Ranolazine (last choice)

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Q

elevated LDL

A

PO:

statin (HMG CoA red)

Bile Acid REsin

Brush Border Enzyme Inhibitor (ezetimibe)

Niacin

IV/SC:

PCSK9I

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Q

Elevating TG

A

PO:

statin (HMG Coa)

Omega 3 FA

Fibrates

Niacin

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low HDL

A

Statin (HMG CoA Reductase)
Niacin

Fibrates

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