Lec 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the mechanism of antitrombin 3?

A

Inhibit thrombin from coagulation

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2
Q

Does warfarin coagulation or antixcoagulation factor ?

A

It is anti-coagulation factor but in firs 36 hours it may cause thrombosis

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3
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What warfarin cause thrombosis in first 36 hours ?

A

Due it it I hip it protein c and protein s

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4
Q

Does estrogen increase or decrease coagulation?

A

Increase it

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5
Q

Which coagulation pathway is faster ?

A

Extrinsic pathway

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6
Q

Prothrombin test used 5o detect any pathway ?

A

Extrinsic pathway

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7
Q

PTT used to detect any pathway of coagulation?

A

Intrinsic pathway

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8
Q

When we give heparin, we used any test to detect if it is normal or not ?

A

PTT

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9
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When we give warfarin we used any test to detect if there any abnormalities in blood clotting .

A

PT

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10
Q

What is the factor the affected by heparin?

And what is factor affected by warfarin?

A

12,11,19,9,2

10,9,7,2

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11
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What is the product that come from fibrinolysis?

A

D-dimmer

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12
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What is the orally anticoagulant drug?

A

Warfarin & dicumarol

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13
Q

What is the parenteral anticoagulant drug?

A

Heparin & hirudin

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14
Q

Does heparin have direct or indirect effect on coagulation factor?

A

Indirect because it inhibit this coagulant by activation anti-coagulant factors

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15
Q

Does hirudin & lepirudine have direct or indirect effect on coagulation?

A

Have direct effect by inhibit this coagulants factors

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16
Q

Oral anticoagulant drug dependence on?

17
Q

How oral anticoagulant drug acts?

A

By inhibit =it’s in k epoxied reductase enzyme , so it prevent carboxylation of factor 2,7,9,10 so it not activated

18
Q

Does warfarin given to pregnancy women ? And what is the anticoagulant drug given to it ?

A

No because it cross placenta and we used standers or low molecular weight heparin

19
Q

Does warfarin inhibit activation of vitamin k depending factor that found in blood ?

A

No , it prevent formation of this factor but other factor that found in blood befor given warfarin is still effect

20
Q

What is the antidote of warfarin?

A

If there minor bleeding we give patient vitamin k but if it sever bleeding we give fresh frozen plasma
Buuuut the most important is fresh frozen plasma

21
Q

Does aspirin increased or decrease activity of warfarin?

A

Increased it

22
Q

What is the drug-drug interaction between aspirin/phenylbutazone and warfarin ?

A

This drug replacement warfarin from albumins so it increased activation of warfarin. Also, it prevent platelet aggregation so it synergism with warfarin

23
Q

What is the interaction between antibiotics & warfarin?

A

If antibiotics kill normal flora it can reduced vitamins k so warfarin activation increased
Also it may inhibit metabolism of warfarin so increase activation of warfarin

24
Q

What is the interaction between barbiturates/rifampin and warfarin?

A

This two drug induced the metabolism of warfarin so it decreased its activity

25
What is the antidote of heparin & LMWH ?
any thing have positively charge such as protamine sulfate
26
What is the mechanism of heparin?
It activate anti-coagulant factors specially antithrombin 3
27
Does heparin affected coagulation factor that found in blood before given heparin?
Yes because it affected anticoagulant conversely warfarin not inhibit it because it affected liver
28
What is the activation of heparin on lipid ?
It increased lipoprotein lipase which destruction LDL
29
What is the administration of heparin?
IV or SC , nooooot given IM
30
Which is have longer half life , heparin of LMWH?
LMWH
31
What is the adverse effect of heparin?
-bleeding, -thrombocytopenia, -hypersensitivity , -alopecia, -osteoporosis, -thrombosis
32
When heparin caused thrombosis?
When we used it continuously
33
What is contraindications to heparin?
Hemophilia, thrombocytopenia,hypertension , with aspirin, befor and after brain or eye surgery , aminoglycoside because it have positively charge
34
What is the anti-coagulant drug which given parenteral and affected directly
Hirudin , lepirudin , dabigatran , argatroban
35
What is the rout of administration of hirudin , lepirudin , dabigatran , argatroban
IV