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Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Prophylaxis Flashcards

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What is VTE?

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a clot occurring in the VENOUS circulation

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Two types of VTE

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Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
Pulmonary Embolism (PE)

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**FIRST SET OF CARDS HAS VICHOWS TRIAD, RISK FACTORS, DVT vs PE, THROMBUS, EMBOLISM but still pertains to this **

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**FIRST SET OF CARDS HAS VICHOWS TRIAD, RISK FACTORS, DVT vs PE, THROMBUS, EMBOLISM but still pertains to this **

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Platelet Cascade:

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Platelet activation, platelet adhesion, platelet aggregation

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5
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Treat Platelet cascade (activation, adhesion, aggregation) with…

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Antiplatelets

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Arterial Clots include…

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CAD, PAD, Strokes

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7
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The clotting cascade… treat with

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anticoagulants

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Venous clots include…

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DVT, PE

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9
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VTE Prophylaxis treatment goal…

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Prevent VTE from occuring in patients at high risk (usually hospitalized patients)

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VTE Prophylaxis treatment

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low dose anticoagulation, AND/OR mechanical prophylaxis

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11
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For VTE Hospitalized patients which score do we use?

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PADUA score
MAGIC NUMBER 4

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Padua score <4 …

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low risk of VTE, generally does not require thromboprophylaxis

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Padua score >4…

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thromboprophylaxis is recommended for non-pregnant patients without contraindications (major bleeding, low platelets) who are over 18 years old

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14
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Which risk factors of Padua score are 3 points

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Active cancer, previous VTE, reduced mobility, known genetic hypercoaguable condition

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Which risk factors of Padua score are 2 points

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recent trauma/surgery (within 1 month)

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Which risk factors of Padua score are 1 point

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> 70 years old, cardiac or respiratory failure, acute MI or ischemic stroke, acute infection or rheumatologic disorder, obesity (BMI > 30), hormonal treatment

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17
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Nonpharmacologic treatment options for VTE

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Ambulation, Graduated Compression Stockings, Sequential Compression Devices (SCDs), Inferior vena cava filter

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18
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What is the Nonpharmacologic GOLD STANDARD treatment

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Ambulation

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19
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Pharmacologic Treatment options HEPARIN DOSING VTE

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5000 units Q8-12H
(much lower doses than the full therapeutic dosing)

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Pharmacologic Treatment options LMWH DOSING VTE

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30 units BID OR 40 units daily
(much lower doses than the full therapeutic dosing)

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21
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Malignancy treatment only applies to…

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OUTPATIENTS

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Malignancy treatment: Int-High Strong

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Routine pharmacologic thromboprophylaxis SHOULD NOT be offered to all outpatients with cancer

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Malignancy treatment: Int-High Moderate

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High-risk outpatients with cancer (Khorana score >2) may be offered thromboprophylaxis with APIXABAN, RIVAROXABAN, LMWH, provided there are no significant risk factors for bleeding and no drug interactions

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Malignancy treatment: Intermediate, Strong

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Patients with MULTIPLE MYELOMA receiving THALIDOMIDE or LENALIDMIDE BASED REGIMENS with chemotherapy and/or dexamethasone should be offered pharmacologic thromboprophylaxis with either ASPIRIN or LMWH for lower risk patients and LMWH for higher risk patients

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Khorana score: 2 points

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Site of cancer: stomach, pancreas

26
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Khorana score: 1 point

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-Site of cancer: lung, lymphoma, gynecologic, bladder, testicular, renal
-Prechemotherapy platelet count ≥ 350,000
-Hemoglobin < 10 g/dL or use red cell growth factors
-Prechemotherapy leukocyte count > 11,000
-BMI ≥ 35

27
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We care about distal vs proximal DVT because…

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this may change whether we treat a patient or not

28
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Bleed Risk Assessment Risk factors

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Will be given we just need to calculate score

29
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How to calculate Bleed Risk Assessment Risk factors

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Low risk= 0 factors
Moderate risk= 1 Risk factor
High risk= >2 risk factors

30
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Distal DVT (below the knee)
In patients with acute isolated distal DVT in the leg…

A

we suggest SERIAL IMAGING OF THE DEEP VEINS FOR 2 WEEKS unless there are with severe symptoms or risk factors for extension, then we can suggest anticoagulation

31
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In patients managed with anticoagulation, we recommend…

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using the same anticoagulation as for patients with acute proximal DVT

32
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In patients with acute isolated distal DVT of the leg who are managed with serial imaging we recommend…

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NO ANTICOAGULATION IF THE THROMBUS DOES NOT EXTEND, SUGGEST ANTICOAGULATION IF THE THROMBUS EXTENDS

33
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In patients with cancer: High, strong strength of evidence with INITIAL ANTICOAGULATION and VTE the recommendation may involve…

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Initial anticoagulation: may involve LMWH, UFH, fondaparinux, rivaroxaban, or apixaban.

34
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For patients initiating treatment with parenteral anticoagulation what is preferred?

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LMWH is preferred over UFH for the initial 5-10 days

35
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In patients with cancer: High, strong strength of evidence and LONG TERM ANTICOAGULATION and VTE the recommendation may involve…

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LMWH, edoxaban, or rivaroxaban for at least 6 months are preferred because of improved efficacy over vitamin K antagonists (VKAs). There is an increase in major bleeding risk with DOAC’s, particularly observed in GI and potentially genitourinary malignancies

36
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In patients with cancer: Low, weak-moderate strength of evidence and and VTE the recommendation may involve…

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Anticoagulation beyond the initial 6 months should be offered to select patients with active cancer, such as those with metastatic disease or those receiving chemotherapy

37
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PE Treatment based on Classification: Low risk

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Therapeutic anticoagulation

38
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PE Treatment based on Classification: Intermediate risk

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Anticoagulation, thrombectomy or catheter-directed thrombolytics, then therapeutic anticoagulation

39
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PE Treatment based on Classification: high risk

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IV thrombolytics then therapeutic anticoagulation

40
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Plasminogen is present in the blood stream, but it is also bound to fibrin clots…when it is bound it……

A

stabilizes the clot

41
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Active plasminogen is called…

A

plasmin

42
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Plasmin degrades…

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fibrin clots

43
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Thrombolytics activate ______

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plasminogen –> plasmin and degrades the fibrin clots

44
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Alteplase fibrin specificity

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non specific

45
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Alteplase half life

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5 minutes

46
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Tenecteplase half life

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90-130 minutes

47
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Alteplase dosing

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bolus followed by infusion

48
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Tenecteplase fibrin specifity

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specific to clot bound fibrin

49
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Medications used for CDT…

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Heparin, Alteplase

49
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Tenecteplase dosing

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1 bolus

50
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Catheter Directed Thrombolytics (CDT) are used to…

A

break up clots
there are holes in the catheter to do this

51
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Types of CDT

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Unifuse and EKOS

52
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What is Unifuse

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Without ultrasound

53
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What is EKOS

A

EkoSonic Endovascular System
With ultrasound
Device to deliver catheter directed thrombolytics + ultrasound waves

54
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EKOS may be ______ effective at breaking up clots than _____

A

MORE, CDT alone

55
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In patients with VTE and no cancer we suggest…

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Dabigatran, rivaroxaban, apixaban, or enoxaban over vitamin K antagonist (VKA) therapy

56
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For patients with VTE and no cancer who are not treated with Dabigatran, rivaroxaban, apixaban, or enoxaban we suggest…

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VKA therapy over LMWH

57
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In patients with an unprovoked proximal DVT or PE who are STOPPING ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY it is suggested to take….

A

Aspirin to prevent recurrent DVT (unless there is a contraindication to it)

58
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In patients with proximal DVT or PE take…

A

3 months of anticoagulant therapy

59
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In patients with UNPROVOKED VTE: Low-moderate bleeding risk:

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Extended anticoagulant therapy (no scheduled stop date)

60
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In patients with UNPROVOKED VTE: High bleeding risk:

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3 months of anticoagulant therapy

61
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In patients with DVT of the leg or PE and ACTIVE CANCER it is recommended…

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to extend anticoagulant therapy (no scheduled stop date)

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