Valvar Diseases .tog Flashcards
Characteristics of fetal warfarin syndrome
Nasal hyperplasia
Shortening of the long bones and digits
Stippled long bone epiphyses
Fetal warfarin syndrome is most encountered where warfarin exposure occurs…..
6-12 weeks
At what gestational age The risk of central nervous system and ocular abnormalities is higher when exposed to warfarin?
Later gestations
Overall rate of fetal anomaly when exposed to warfarin in the first trimester is…
5-6%
The risk of thromboembolic complications with LMWH as alternative to warfarin…
10%
Recommended peak anti Xa levels
To guide LMWH dose in women with prosthetic valve
0.8-1.2 iu/ml
The dose of LMWH in women with prosthetic valves compared with the dose for treatment venous thromboembolism
> 50% higher than weight based doses
When thromboembolic complications frequently reported in pregnant women?
First trimester
What dose of warfarin which above it the risk of embryopathy is markedly increased?
> 5 mg daily
Recommended peak anti Xa levels for non-aortic valves?
1.0-1.2 iu/ml
When to stop warfarin before cs and when to restart after cs?
Stop 2 weeks before
Restart 7 days after
When to stop therapeutic LMWH before cs and when to restart after?
Stop 24 hours
Restart 4-6 hours after
When to stop therapeutic LMWH before v d ?
Expect delivery within 12 hours
How therapeutic LMWH is given in epidural?
Stop 24 hours and insert
Don’t give while catheter in
Remove after 24 hours of last dose
Give prophylactic dose after 4 hours of removal
Give therapeutic after 8-12 hours
How to give LMWH in spinal anesthesia?
Stop 24 hours
Do spinal
Next dose not before 4 hours