blood meds Flashcards

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LMWH

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anticoagulant
enhances antithrombin (blocks Xa)
SubQ
use special assay to monitor (better bioavailable)
1/2 life 6-12 hours
Tx can be used in pregnancy
AE Bleeding, osteoporosis HIT
kidney clearance
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warfarin

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anticoagulant
Vit K antagonist (glutamate carboxylation; F 2,7,9,10 C S)
slow onset and long 1/2 life
narrow therapeutic index; monitor with INR, Vit K to reverse
metabolized in liver and kidney
AE bleeding, teratogen, skin necrosis, purple toe syndrome

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Argatroban

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Anticoagulant
Direct thrombin inhibitors
Continuos IV- monitor with APTT
short 1/2 life
TX HIT
metabolized by liver
AE Bleeding
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lepirudin and bivalirudin

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anticoagulant
direct thrombin inhibitors
from medical leaches
short 1/2 life-monitor APTT
renal metabolism
Tx HIT
AE bleeding
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dabigatran

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anticoagulant
direct thrombin inhibitor
onset 2 hours
1/2 life 14-17 hours- no monitoring required
Tx stroke and VTE prevention (non valvular afib; surgery); tx VTE
renal excretion
no antidote
AE bleeding
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Rivaroxaban

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anticoagulant
FXa inhibitor
onset 2-3 hours
1/2 hours 7-11 hours-no monitoring required
TX stroke and VTE prevention and tx
some renal excretion
no antidote
AE bleeding
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apixaban

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anticoagulant
FXa inhibitor
onset 2 hours
1/2 life 8-15 hours-no monitoring required
little renal metabolism
TX stroke  and VTE prevention
no antidote
AE Bleeding
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ASA

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antiplatelet
irreversibly inhibits COX1-> kills platelet for its life (7-10 days)
PO
AE Bleeding, GI ulceration, allergy and bronchospasm, interstitial nephritis, papillary necrosis, Salicism, Reye’s Disease

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P2Y12 receptor antagonist (plavix)

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antiplatelet
blocks activation of ADP receptor
AE Bleeding, Gi irritation, thrombo/neutropenia

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Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa antagonists (abciximab, tirofiban, eptifibritide)

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antiplatelet
blocks binding of fibrinogen on thrombocytes
IV
tx acute coronary procedures
AE bleeding, thrombocytopenia
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UFH

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anticoagulant
Enhance Antithrombin (blocks Ia, Xa and IIa)
IV or Subq
1/2 life 1-2 hours
monitor by APTT (unpredictable bioavailabiltity)
Tx: used when immediate anticoagulant is needed; when quick reversal may be necessary (protamine); can be used in pregnancy
AE bleeding, osteoporosis, HIT

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dipyridamole

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antiplatelet
multiple mechanisms (+prostacyclin, -adenosine deanimase, phosphodiesterase)
used with ASA
also vasodilator
PO and IV
AE bleeding, HA
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streptokinase

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fibrinolysis
complexes with plasminogen to activate plasmin
IV or cath direct
not fibrin specific 
AE bleeding, antigenic, hypotension
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Urokinase

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Fibrinolysis
concentrated from urine; protease->activates plasmin
non antigenic
IV
Not fibrin specific
AE bleeding
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TPA

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fibrinolysis
recombinant TPA, activates plasmin
not antigenic
fibrin specific
short 1/2 life, used with heparin
AE bleeding
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