Vascular problems Flashcards

1
Q

When to treat AF patient with anticoagulation

A

CHADS-VAS score

if >2, warfarin, or other anti-coag.

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calculate bleeding risk how? Combine with CHADS-VAS for AF, discuss results

A

HAS BLED
If >3, high risk of bleed

If high stroke risk, and low risk bleeding, anticoag
If low risk stroke, but high risk of bleeding, do not anticoag

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3
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Anticoagulation time frame in DVT/PE versus AF

A

DVT: urgent, usually as inpateint with LMWH
AF: not so time sensitive, no LMWH, warfarin vs dabigatran

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Circulatory shock

A

Sustained fluid loss causing ischaemia and difficult to reverse damage
Loss of vascular tone due to: inadequate perfusion to vasa vasorum around blood vessels; impaired adrenergic NT as NE stores have been depleted; perivascular accumulation of metabolites that vasodilate

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