thromboembolism Flashcards

1
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2 type of vte

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1) dvt- clot leg
2)PE- clot travel lung

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2
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HASBLAD (bleeding score)
what score high risk

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Hypertension 1
Abnormal/ liver/renal function 1 or 2
stroke 1
bleeding risk1
labile inr1
elderly (>65) 1
drugs concomitant (NSAID/ aspirin) or alcohol 1 0r 2
mx score 9
high risk is greater than of equal to 3

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3
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dvt Symptoms

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unilateral, tender , skin change, local pain , swelling and vein distension

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PE symptoms

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sudden breathless, cough, cough blood, sharp chest pain ,warm in leg/ arm

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5
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before vte prophylaxis what do you check

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Bleeding risk vs clotting risk

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6
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Bleeding risk factors (5)

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1) systolic HTN
2)Anticoagulant
3) bleeding disorder; acquired liver failure, inherited von willebrand, haemophilia
4) thrombocytopenia (low platelet)
5) acute stroke

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7
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VTE risk assessment

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do for all admitted to hospital
- active cnacer
- age>60
- dehydration, significant reduce mobility, HRT, use of oestrogen content oral contraceptive
undergoing - hip / knee replace

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8
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2 methods prophylaxis

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1) pharmacological -anticoag
2) mechanical- anti-embolism stocking and intermittent pneumatic compression

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9
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what to do if decreased DVT risk and no bleed

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ambulation and early mobility

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10
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inc DVT Risk and low bleed

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pharmacological prophylaxis
- LMWH (enoxaparin) , unfracionated heparin (in R), DOAC, fondaparinux ,aspirin

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11
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high bleed risk , low dvt? what prophylaxis

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mechanical (compression and anti embolism stocking)

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12
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what anticoag preferred in renal impairment and reversal agent

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unfractionated heparin- protamine sulphate

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13
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VTE tx duration in provoked (coc, surgery, pregnancy, leg cast)

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3 months (3-6 months active cancer)

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14
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vte duration tx in unprovoked vte

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3 months+ (6m in active cancer)

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15
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VTE renal impairment tx (crcl 15-50) or normal vte

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  1. (doac) apixaban/ rivaroxaban
  2. lmwh 5+ days follow by dabigatran (if crcl 30+) or edoxaban
    4) lmwh or UH (in RI) + warfarin for 5+ days or until inr 2+ for 2 consecutive reading
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16
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avoid LMWH in what crcl

17
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DURATIOn of pharmacological prophylaxis
1)general surgery/medical patient
2)surgery abdomens
3)spinal surgery

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1) 7, 2) 28 3) 30 days

18
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duration of mechanical prophylaxis

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until sufficient mobile
spinal surgery/ cranial = 30
acute stroke 30 days

19
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who to not use anti embolism stocking and how often to wear

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PAD, acute stroke or Peripheral neuropathy ,severe leg oedema , gangrene dermatitis

day and night till mobile

20
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THROMBOphrophylaxis in knee and hip replacement (pharmacological)

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1- rivaroxaban hip:35days, knee:14 days
-if LMWH hip 28 days; knee 14 +anti embolism stocking
-hip: LMWH 10 days+ low dose aspirin 28 days
- knee : low dose aspirin -14 days
alt: dapigatran/ apixaban

21
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mechanical compression and which one its used for

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knee : pneumatic compression
hip : anti embolism stocking

22
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pregnancy thromboprophylaxis

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LMWH preferred in preg women + pneumatic compression/ANTIembolism stocking (if immoilised)

preferred as low risk osteoporosis and heparin induced thrombocytopenia stop at onset of labour

23
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VTE tx pregnancy

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LMWH or (UH IN bleeding risk)

24
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reversal agent dabigatran

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idarucizumab

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apixaban/rivaxocaban reversal agent
andaxanet alfa
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thromboprohylaxis in pharmacacolgical
1st line- doac 2) heparin (UH in RI) alternative fondarinux
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thromboprohylaxis in mechanical
compression or embolism stocking
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when to offer mechanical prophylaxis
patients scheduled for surgery till mobile
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who should have pharmacological vte
high risk VTE - undergoing general/ orthopaedic or admitted to hospital as general medical patients
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parenteral anticoag
lmwh, UH in renal failure, fondaparinux
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Heparin (parenteral anticoag) moa
activates antithrombin activates 10a and IIa
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Unfractionated heparin examples DOA, why preferred, and why essential
Standard heparin, short DOA, preferred when high bleed risk or RI essential to measure APTT (partial thromboplastin time)
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LMWH examples, preferred, doa, where used
tinezeparin, enoxaprin, dalteparin longer doa preferred choice lower risk of osteoporosis heparin induced thrombocytopenia used- pregnancy
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s/e heparin
1) haemorrhage- withdraw heparin = rapid reversal 2) hyperkalaemia (inhibit aldosterone secretion high risk dm and ckd monitor before tx and 7 days after 3)osteoporosis 4) heparin induced thrombocytopenia - occurs 5-10 days use, monitor before tx and 4 days after, signs : skin allergy thrombosis
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interaction heparin
drugs increase hyperkalaemia (had beans) drugs inc bleeding risk (anticoag - warfarin doac, anti platelet, ssri , nsaid , venlafaxine