Pregnancy and Pediatrics Flashcards

1
Q

what is the preferred anticoagulant for pts who are pregnant? and what is the dose?

A

LMWH (enoxaparin 1mg/kg SC Q12 hours)

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2
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what is an alternative anticaoagulant to LMWH for pts who are pregnant ?

A

UFH

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3
Q

what are the 2 doses that can be given for UFH in pregnant women?

A

333units/kg SC Bolus then 250mg/kg SC Q 12 hrs
or
80 units/kg IV bolus then 18 units/kg/H IV for 5 days then you can convert the total current daily dose to BID or TID

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4
Q

when do you stop LMWH prior to delivery of baby?

A

24 hours prior to planned delivery and neuraxial blockade

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5
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when do you stop UFH SC and IV prior to deliver

A

SC = 24 hours prior to planned delivery and assess CBC before admin of neuraxial anesthesia

IV = 4-6 hours prior “

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6
Q

when do you resume LMWH post partum?
Vaginal delivery
Cesarean
what about if you receive neuroaxial blockade?

A

vaginal = no sooner than 4-6 hours post delivery
cesarean = no sooner than 6-12 hours post delivery
Neuroaxial blockade= no sooner than 24 hours after neuraxial blockage or 4 hours after cath removal

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7
Q

when do you resume UFH (SC or IV)
vaginal
cesarean deliver
neuroacial blockade

A

vaginal = no sooner than 4-6 hours post delivery
cesarean delivery = no sooner than 12 hours
Neuraxial blockade = no sooner than 1 hour after neuraxial blockade or cath removal

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8
Q

what is the most commonly used anticoagulant in children for PE/DVT?

A

LMWH

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9
Q

Can DOACs be used in children?

A

ONLY if they weight greater than 50kg

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10
Q

what are the baseline labs that need to be drawn prior to initiation of anticoagulation therapy in children?

A

PT
PTT
CBCp
and SCr

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11
Q

what is the treatment dose of LMWH of premature neonates?

A

2mg /kg/dose SQ BID

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12
Q

what is the treatment dose of LMWH for full term neonates (< 1 month of age)

A

1.7mg/kg/dose SQ BID

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13
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what is the treatment dose of LMWH for 1-3 months children?

A

1.5mg/kg/dose SQ BID

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14
Q

what is the treatment dose of LMWH for children > 3 months?

A

1mg/kg SQ BID

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15
Q

what is the PPX dose of LMWH in children less than 2 months?

A

0.75mg/kg/dose SQ daily

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16
Q

what is thePPX dose of LMWH in children greater than 2 months of age?

A

.5mg/kg/dose SQ daily

17
Q

when would you draw levels for LMWH ?

A

every 4 hours after 3rd or 4th dose

18
Q

what is the Tx target level for Anti XA monitoring for LMWH

waht about PPX level

A

TX: 0.5-1 IU/ml PEAK

PPX : 0.1-0.3 IU/Ml PEAK

19
Q

what what warfarin dose do you start in children who do not have liver dysfunction while inpt

A

0.2mg/kg (max 7.5mg daily)

20
Q

what warfarin dose you start in children with known liver dysfunction?

A

0.1mg/kg (max 5mg daily)

21
Q

what do you do with warfarin dose if child is on enteral feeding?

A

hold feeding 1-2 hours before and after warfarin

22
Q

can warfarin be placed through a J tube?

A

NO