Heme Onc Flashcards
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Heparin
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- Activates AT3 which cleaves factors 2 and 10
- Highle negatively charged and rapid action
- Used in acute settings
- Reversal is protamine
- Use in pregnant women instead of warfarin
- Follow effect with PTT
- Can cause HIT with a hapten to platelet facto 4 that cuases activation, thrombosis and thromboytopenia, use lepirudin/valirudin instead
2
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Lepirudin/Bivalirudn
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-Direct thrombin inhibitors that are used in pts with HIT
3
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Enoxparin, daliparin
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- LMWH have longer halflife and can be adminitered subQ
- Easier to control
4
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Warfarin
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- Inhibits gamma crboxylation and Ca binding site of vitamin K dependent clotting factors (2,7,9,10, C, S)
- Used as long teerm antocoagulation
- Check with PT/INR
- Vitamin K will decrese effec
- CYp metabolism
- Antidote is FFP and vitamin K
- Take effect in days
- Teratotgen that can cause hydrops and death, most associated with bleeds and retinopathy in infant
- Skin Necrosis from differentia C and S half lfe
- C activated by thrombomodulin and S to cleave factor 5
5
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Urokinase
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-Prtoease that activates TPA
6
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Ateleplse, reteleplase
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Thrombolytics that activate tPA
- Used in acute stroke, embolism, etc
- Contraindicated in active bleeds/HTN
- Aminocaproic acid is antidote
- Plasminogen cleaves thrombin and fibrin leading to elevation in PT and PTT
7
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ASA
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IRreversible acetylation of COX leads to impaired TXA2 function and decreased aggregation
- Used prophylaxis in MI and cloting
- Increase in bleeding time with normal PT and PTT
- Can cause renal failure (decrease in PGE at afferent arteriole), interstitial nephritis, decreased PGE leads to GI bleeding and ulcers
- Reye’s with mitochondrial dysfunction
- Overdose is rapid respiratory alkalosis followed by metabolic acidosis
8
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Clopidrogel, toclodipine,tigrecglacor
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- ADP recepor inhibitors that are irreversible
- Prevent expression of GP2b3a on cell surface and decrease aggreation
- Increase BT with no change in PT/PTT
- used post stent commonly
9
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Cilostazol, dipyramidole
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- PDE inhibitors lead to decreeased platelet activation and also vasodilation
- Can be used as angina prophylaxis and TIA
- Can cause hypotenion, fatigue, abdomiinal and headache
10
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Abciximab, tirofiban, excibitide
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- Inhibitors of GP2b3a
- Prevent aggregation and increase BT wiht no change in PT or PTT
- Used stenting and MI
11
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Rivaroxiban, apixiban, idoparinox
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-Direct factor 10 inhibitors that can be taken orally and have minimal S/E
12
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S phase
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- ANtimetabolites
- MTX, 5FU, HU, 6MP, Cytarabine
13
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G2
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- Etoposides
- Bleomycin
14
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M
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Taxols and vinca
15
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MTX
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- Folate analog that inhibits DHFR
- Bone marrow supression is reversible with leucoverin
- Also causes mucocitis
- Can also be used as an immunosupressant, abortifactant
