VTE - Treatments Flashcards

1
Q

Dabigatran
- Dosing

A

5-10 days of parenteral treatment

Then 150 mg BID

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2
Q

Dabigatran
- Antidode

A

Idarucizumab

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3
Q

Edoxaban
- Dosing

A

5-10 days of parenteral treatment

60 mg daily

Reduce to 30 mg daily if:
- CrCl below 50
- Body Weight below 60 kg
- P-gp inhibitor

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4
Q

Apixaban
- Dosing

A

10 mg BID for 7 days
then 5 mg BID

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5
Q

Rivaroxaban
- Dosing

A

15 mg BID for 3 weeks
then 20 mg daily (With Food)

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6
Q

Apixaban
- Antidote

A

Andexanet Alfa

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7
Q

Rivaroxaban
- Antidote

A

Andexanet Alfa

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8
Q

DOAC Drug Interactions

A

Dabigatran and Edoxaban
- P-Glycoproteins

Apixaban and Rivaroxaban
- P-Glycoproteins and CYP-3A4

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9
Q

P-gp inhibitors

A

Increases DOAC levels = Increases bleeding
- Azoles
- Ritonavir

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10
Q

P-gp inducers

A

Decreases DOAC levels = Increases Clotting
- Rifampin
- Carbamazepine
- Phenytoin
- St Johns Wort (As well as CYP 3A4)

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11
Q

SSRI and St Johns Wort

A

SSRI are safe

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12
Q

Ritonavir

A

High Clot RIsk:
- Hold DOAC, start LMWH

Low Clot Risk:
- Hold DOAC, start ASA

Stop Rivaroxaban

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13
Q

INR Target

A

INR without warfarin
- 1.0

INR with warfarin
- 2.0 - 3.0

INR range for VTE
- 2.0 - 3.0

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14
Q

Warfarin Initiation

A

Initiate
- 5 mg for 2 days

Check INR on Day 3 and Day 6:
- Mon / Thurs
- Tues / Fri

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15
Q

Warfarin Adjustment

A

At Initiation warfarin is not at steady state, make changes now before it gets worse

INR > 1.6 = Reduce Dose
INR < 1.2 = May need higher dose

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16
Q

Warfarin Maintenance

A

When INRs are not fluctuating as much

17
Q

Warfarin Adjustment Guidelines
- Increase Dose

A

<1.5
- Reload a dose is up to x2 of the daily dose
- Increase weekly dose by 5-15%

1.5 - 1.9
- Reload a dose up to daily dose
- Increase weekly dose by 0-10%

18
Q

Warfarin Adjustment Guidelines
- Decrease Dose

A

3.1 - 3.5
- Hold a dose up to daily
- Decrease weekly dose by 0-10%

3.6 - 5.0
- Hold a dose up to x2 daily dose
- Decrease weekly dose by 5-15%

> 5.0
- Hold warfarin
- Initiate Vit K 1-2.5 mg

> 9.0
- Hold warfarin
- Initiate Vit K 2-5 mg

19
Q

Factors that impact INR

A
  • Changes to Health
  • Changes to Medications
  • Changes to Lifestyle
20
Q

Diarrhea affect INR

A

Vitamin K is lost = Increases INR
- More chance to bleed

21
Q

Exacerbations of Heart Failure

A

Slow warfarin metabolism = Increases INR
- More chance to bleed

22
Q

Hypothyroidism

A

Slow down clotting factor break down
= Decreases INR
- More chance to clot

23
Q

Alcohol Consumption

A

Increases INR
= More chance to bleed

24
Q

Level of Activity

A

Decreases INR
- More chance to clot