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PHARMACOLOGY Flashcards

1
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Prevents the creation of new clots

A

Anti-coagulants

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2
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Classic Hemophilia: clotting factor missing / deficient

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Factor 8

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3
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Christmas Hemophilia: clotting factor missing / deficient

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Factor 9

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4
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Rosenthal Syndrome: clotting factor missing / deficient

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Factor 11

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5
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Most common hereditary blood-clotting disorder

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Von-Willebrand Disease

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6
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Antidote: Heparin

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Protamine Sulfate

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7
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Antidote: Warfarin

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Vitamin K

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8
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Fast onset anti-coagulant

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Heparin

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9
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Slow onset anti-coagulant

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Warfarin

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10
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Emergency anti-coagulant

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Heparin

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11
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Maintenance anti-coagulant

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Warfarin

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12
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Half-life: Warfarin

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42 hrs

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13
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Half-life: Heparin

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1-2 hrs

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14
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What to WOF in Heparin SQ

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Hematoma, ecchymosis, inflammation

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15
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What to assess for in anti-coagulant administration

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Signs of bleeding and hemorrhage

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16
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How often do you monitor platelet count throughout anti-coagulant therapy?

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2-3 days

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17
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What is contraindicated while on anticoagulant therapy?

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Aspirin and NSAIDs

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18
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What route to avoid in administering other meds while on anti-coagulant therapy

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IM

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19
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(N) PTT: Heparin

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60-70 secs

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20
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PTT: >70 secs indicates

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Bleeding

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21
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PTT: <60 secs indicates

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Thrombosis

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22
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(N) PT: Warfarin

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9-12 secs

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23
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Therapeutic Range: Warfarin

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2-3 IU

24
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(N) APTT: Heparin

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20-36 secs

25
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Warfarin is contraindicated in?

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Pregnancy

26
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What to WOF in Heparin

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HIT (Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia)

27
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Examples of LMWH (Low-molecular weight Heparin)

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Enoxaparin
Dalteparin

28
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Example of DTI (Direct Thrombin Inhibitor)

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Dabigatran

29
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Warfarin: Factor Xa Inhibitors:

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Rivaroxaban
Apixaban

30
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Heparin: Factor Xa Inhibitor:

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Fondaparinux

31
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APTT: w/o Heparin

A

25 secs

32
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APTT: w/ Heparin

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60 secs

33
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Heparin: Onset

A

20 min

34
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Heparin: Peak

A

4 hrs

35
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Heparin SQ: Onset | Peak | Duration

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20-60 min
2 hrs
8-12 hrs

36
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Heparin IV: Onset | Peak | Duration

A

Immediate
5-10 min
2-6 hrs

37
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Warfarin PO: Onset | Peak | Duration

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36-72 hrs
5-7 days
2-5 days

38
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Warfarin: Onset

A

2-5 days

39
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Heparin: Monitor / compute for control time

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• Get baseline APTT / PTT / PT
• Multiply baseline 1.5 & 2.0

40
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Warfarin: Monitor / compute for control time

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• Get baseline APTT/ PTT / PT
• Multiply baseline 1.25 & 2.25

41
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Heparin A/E: GI

A

Drug- induded Hepatitis

42
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Heparin A/E: Derma

A

Alopecia (long term use) | Rashes | Urticaria

43
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Heparin A/E: Hema

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Bleeding | HIT | Anemia

44
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Heparin A/E: Musculo

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Osteoporosis (long-term use)

45
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Warfarin A/E: Derma

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Dermal necrosis

46
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Warfarin A/E: GI

A

Cramps | Nausea

47
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Warfarin A/E: GU

A

Calciphylaxis

48
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Warfarin A/E: Hema

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Bleeding

49
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Dissolve / Destory Clot: Clot buster

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Thrombolytics

50
Q

Converts plasminogen to plasmin

A

Alteplase

51
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Given to people with ischemic stroke

A

tPA

52
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Antidote: Thrombolytics

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Aminocaproic Acid (Amicar)

53
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Half-life: Alteplase

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35 mins

54
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Half-life: Streptokinase

A

Initially 18 min, then 83 min

55
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Half-life: Reteplase

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13-16 min

56
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Half-life: Tenecteplase

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Initial phase: 20-24 min
Terminal phase: 90-130

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