Novel OACs Flashcards

1
Q

Three NOACs (?, ? and ?) have been approved by NICE for ? prevention in patients with ?.
o ? and ? are reversible competitive antagonists of factor Xa (Xa-ban).
o ? is a reversible competitive antagonist of thrombin (Ila).

A
dabigatran, rivaroxaban, apixaban
secondary
AF
rivaroxaban, apixaban
dabigatran
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2
Q

Their main advantages are a ? ? of anticoagulant effect, more ? pharmacokinetics, and a lower potential for clinically important ? with ?, lifestyle and other ?.
There is no need for ? coagulation ?

A
rapid onset
predictable
interactions
food
drugs
routine
monitoring
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3
Q

Trial data shows decreased rates of ? bleeding with these drugs,
and ‘real world’ data also seems to support this.
For ? and ? there may be a slight increased risk of ? bleeding compared to warfarin.

A

intracranial
dab
riv
GI

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4
Q

There are as yet ? specific antidotes for the NOACs, but there are steps that
can be taken in the event of a ? bleed.
—0 Use prothrombin complex concentrate (?).

A

no
major
otaplex

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5
Q

They are partially cleared by the ? (dose reduction in ?).

A

kidney

CKD

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6
Q

For surgery, ? anticoagulation is generally not required due to the predictable dose reductions of these drugs, and ? ? once re-started.

A

bridging

rapid onset

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