Antithrombic pharm for ischemic HD Flashcards

1
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indications bivalirudin

A

UA pt ungergoin percutaneous coronary intervention

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2
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lifespan of platelet

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7-10 days

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3
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indications aspirin

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UA acute MI, hx of MI

decreases futur MI and mortality

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3
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pharmacokinetics clopidogrel, ticlopidine, prasugrel

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clopidrogrel, ticlopidine and prasugrel metabolized to active metabolite (prasugrel more readily metab, stronger)

clopidrogrel metabolized by CYPC19

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3
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side effects ticlopidine

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life threathening AE - neutropenia, thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

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4
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conversion of extrinsic and intrinsic pathway

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Xa

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4
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warfarin inhibits ___ synthesis

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prothrombin, VII IX, X,

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5
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general treatment for NSTEMI and UA

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antiplatelet/antithrombotic

statin

aspirin

B block

nitrates

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6
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antithrombotic agens

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unfractionated heparin

low MW heparin

direct thrombin inhibitors

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7
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general reperfusion therapy+therapy for STEMI

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Mechanical or thromboyltic reperfusion

and

antiplatelet/antithrombotic, statin, aspin, beta blockers, nitrates

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7
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Alteplase mechanism

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activates plasminogen into active protease to lyse fibrin clots

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mechanism of thienpyridines (ticlopidine, prasugrel, ticagrelor)

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inhibit ADP meidated activaion of platelets (at PY12 receptor to block decrease in cAMP and subsequnet increase in calcium)

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10
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mediates fibrinogen to fibrin

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thrombin

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11
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pharmacokinetics Abciximab and Eptifibatide

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Abciximab is IV admin and non-competitive

Eptifibatide is IV admin, competiive, renal clearance

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12
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Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitors

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Abciximab

Epitifabatide

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13
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new oral anticoagulants,

reduce risk of stroke and Syst. embolism in pt with nonvalvular Afib,

reduce risk of recurrent ischemia after ACS event (thrombin remains elevated following ACS event)

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dabigitran

rivaroxaban

14
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prothrombin factor

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(II)

14
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aspirin impact on endothelial

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inhibits COX1, but endothelial have nucleus and can regenerate and can produce prostacyclin to work against platelet aggregation (against thromboxane and clotting)

15
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Cox inhibitor

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Aspirin

16
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digest fibrin, other plasma proteins

A

Plasmin

17
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patients do not benefit from fibrinolytic therapy

A

UA or STEMI

18
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factors inactivated by heparin

A

XII

XI

IX

X

VII

Thrombin

19
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exception to antirombotic/antiplatelet treatment rule: ___ may also be treated with thrombolytic

A

STEMI

20
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activates plasminogen

A

t-PA

21
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heparin inactivates

A

only circulating thrombin (not bound)

22
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factors dependent of vitK for synth

A

II IX X VII

24
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recombinant tissue type plasminogen activators for fibrinolytic therapy

A

Alteplase

26
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LMWH and fondaparinux advantage over UFH

A

more predictable bioavail

longer half life

27
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reversible thienopyridine

A

ticagrelor

28
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adverse effects alteplase

A

bleeding

systemic lytic state

29
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indications abciximab

A

PCI (angioplasty,stent)

combo with aspirin or heparin/LMWH

with alteplase for thrombolysis

30
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ADP receptor inhibtors

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Clopidogrel

Prasugrel

Ticagrelor

31
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mechanism Abciximab and eptifibatide

A

inhibit common pathway of platelet aggregation (binding GPIIb/IIIa receptors to fibrinogen and vWF)

32
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birect thrombin inhibitor

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bivalirudin (independent of anatithrombin) (clotted and free thrombin)

33
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indications epitifibatide

A

PCI (angioplasty or stent)

UA and MI, often along with LMWH

35
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UFH and LMW heparins pharomacokinetics

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parentally admin (not absorbed from GI)

36
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mechanism, indication Dipyridamole

A

inclrease platelet cAMP blocking phosphodiesterase and blocking cell uptake+destruction of adenosine

little therapeutic use alone, Pts with aspriin intollerance