blood meds Flashcards
LMWH
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
warfarin
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
Argatroban
Anticoagulant Direct thrombin inhibitors Continuos IV- monitor with APTT short 1/2 life TX HIT metabolized by liver AE Bleeding
lepirudin and bivalirudin
anticoagulant direct thrombin inhibitors from medical leaches short 1/2 life-monitor APTT renal metabolism Tx HIT AE bleeding
dabigatran
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
Rivaroxaban
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
apixaban
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
ASA
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
P2Y12 receptor antagonist (plavix)
antiplatelet
blocks activation of ADP receptor
AE Bleeding, Gi irritation, thrombo/neutropenia
Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa antagonists (abciximab, tirofiban, eptifibritide)
antiplatelet blocks binding of fibrinogen on thrombocytes IV tx acute coronary procedures AE bleeding, thrombocytopenia
UFH
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
dipyridamole
antiplatelet multiple mechanisms (+prostacyclin, -adenosine deanimase, phosphodiesterase) used with ASA also vasodilator PO and IV AE bleeding, HA
streptokinase
fibrinolysis complexes with plasminogen to activate plasmin IV or cath direct not fibrin specific AE bleeding, antigenic, hypotension
Urokinase
Fibrinolysis concentrated from urine; protease->activates plasmin non antigenic IV Not fibrin specific AE bleeding
TPA
fibrinolysis recombinant TPA, activates plasmin not antigenic fibrin specific short 1/2 life, used with heparin AE bleeding