Pharm Projects Flashcards

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MOA of aspirin

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Irreversibly binds COX1

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Only selective NSAID

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Celebrex

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2
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5 presented NSAIDs

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Ibuprofen
Naproxen
Aspirin
Mobic
Celebrex
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Antiphospholipid syndrome

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Autoimmune hypercoagulable disease

Arterial and venous clots

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Most common victim of antiphospholipid syndrome

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Young women

Can lead to pregnancy morbidity

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Primary vs secondary APS

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Primary: not linked to any disease
Secondary: along with another autoimmune disease, particularly lupus

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APS present in what percent of cases with DVTs

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15-20%

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Drugs used for APS therapy

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Warfarin
Aspirin
Clopidogrel

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Perfusion relevance of APS

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Risk of thrombosis

Impaired anticoagulation

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Anticoagulation management for neonates and Peds

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Newborn-1yr: 600U/kg Hep
1-5yr: 500U/kg
5yr: 450U/kg
Pump dose: 100U/kg

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Neonate BP management during cooling and rewarming

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Cooling: 20-70
Rewarming: 30-70

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Affects of pregnancy during 3rd term

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Increased CO, BV, HR,SV
Increased clotting factors 1,2,7,8,9,12
Decreased protein C and S
Increased PAI-1 and 2

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How high should you keep MAP of a gravid pt?

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> 65

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FDA gravid. Drug categories

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A: safest
B
C
D: fetal risk

Best drugs are alpha or beta agonists (keep BP high)

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Contributions to vasoplegic syndrome

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Endothelial injury: Vasopressin impairment, thrombin activation
Exposure to foreign surface area
Exposure to cardiotomy blood 
XC removal
SIRS
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15
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Ultimate indicator of VPS

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MAP <50

Low SVR

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Vasoplegic syndrome treatment

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High dose of vasopressors Postop: phenylephrine, NE, dopamine, methylene blue

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Drugs to avoid on bypass with renal failure

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Lepirudin, Bivalirudin,Warfarin

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Antibiotics used on bypass with. Renal failure

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Cefazolin
Cefuroxime
Vancomycin
Clindamycin

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2 things to consider. With liver failure patients

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Impaired production of clotting factors

Impairment of detoxification functions

20
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2 stages of Hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy

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1st: cytoreductive surgery
2: HIPEC

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HIPEC drugs

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Mitomycin C
Cisplatin
Oxaliplatin
Melphalan
Doxorubicin
22
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Causes of lipid dyscrasia

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Elevated cholesterol

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What must you avoid on bypass with lipid dyscrasia?

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Stasis

24
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Cause of normocytic/normothermic anemia

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Sudden blood loss

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Cause of microcytic/Hypochromic anemia

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Iron deficiency

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Sickle cell anemia treatment on bypass

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Maintain HCT above 24%
Prevent hypothermia
VO2>80
Use crystalloid cardioplegia 
Hemoconcentrate