Fibrinolytics Flashcards
Name Fibrinolytics
1) tissue plasminogen activator (tPA)
- Alt /eplase,
- Ret /eplase
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Tenect /eplase
(“Toy Pl_A_yset”)
2) Streptokinase-synthesized by streptococci
(“Strepto-kinectors”)
(“Purple sphere chain”)
Fibrinolytics MOA
-plasminogen is converted to plasmin by tPA and streptokinase →plasmin degrades fibrin clots→D-Dimer is a fibrin degradation product formed from clot lysis
(“tPA girl holding plasma general and activated him , then he starts to shoot green shit on fibrin clot and D-shaped branches fly away “)
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which lab values will be increased following a fibrinolytics therpay ?
-PT (prothrombin time , extrinsic)
(“kid holding para trooper”)
-aPTT (activated partial thromboplastin time, intrinsinc)
(“kid holding shooting trooper and making the sound PTTTT”)
Fibrinolytics treatment is used for …
-IV fibrinolytics may be used in the setting of ischemic stroke (“Black paint stroke”)
- Administer IV fibrinolytics within 3-4.5 hours of ischemic stroke symptoms
(“After school painting session 3:00-4:30”)
-IV fibrinolytics can be used for acute treatment of severe DVT and PE
(“Birds nest on ischemic branch”)
-fibronolytics may be used in the acute management of MI
(“Broken heart strings”)
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percutaneous coronary intervention is the preferred reperfusion option in ACUTE STEMI
(“Corked Bat”)
when is Fibrinolytics therapy contraindicated ?
-perform PCI ideally within 2 hours of acute STEMI
(“far far player calling for two”)
-Recent head trauma is a contraindication for fibrinolytic therapy
(“Traumatic plasma beam”)
-recent intracranial surgery is a contraindication for fibrinolytic therapy
(“Red palette knife”)
-White area on CT indicates cerebral hemorrhage – a contraindication for fibrinolytic therapy
(“white area on brain ct”)
-severe hypertension is a contraindication for fibrinolytic therapy
(“High pressure paint tube”)
side effects of fibrinolytic therapy
-hemorrhagic stroke
(“Red pain stroke on painting”)
-Streptokinase only can cause allergic reaction and even anaphylaxis
(“strepto-kid choking on streptokinetctors”-choking hazard)
what can be used to reverse fibrinolysis?
Aminocaproic acid
- aminocaproic acid competitively inhibits plasminogen activation
(“Plasma general tucked under mom’s arm”)
Transexamic acid
(“mom holding Exams”)
- can be used to reverse tPA
(“Cap on paint tube”)
what can reverse coagulopathies?
FFP -Fresh Frozen Plasma
(“yellow kid holding FFP Pilot”)
Cryoprecipitate
(“Cryo ice pack”)