DOACs Flashcards

1
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cerebral vascular accident (stroke)

A

stroke that resolves itself within hrs
no damage on MRI
Treatment same as stroke
assoc. w/ increased risk of stroke in future

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2
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ischemic stroke

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blockage of some type- causes decreased blood flow and tissue damage;
clot, emboli, plaque

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3
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hemorrhagic stroke

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bleed in the brain tissue
causes increased pressure, swelling, and tissue damage

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4
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hypertension (risk factors for stroke)

A

lesion in brain and white matter damage
damage occurs before increased BP
due to increased O2 free radicals prod. by perivascular macrophages

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5
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increase dietary salt (risk factors for stroke)

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decreased cerebral blood flow, endothelial dysfunction, cognitive impairment

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6
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microbiome (risk factors for stroke)

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altered by lifestyle, diet, meds
alteration of biome + aging = increased stroke risk

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7
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atrial fibrillation (risk factors fro stroke)

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not completely emptying blood sites and no flow so setup for clotting

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8
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increased cholesterol (risk factors for stroke)

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plaque formation inhibits blood flow so setup for clotting

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9
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diabetes (risk factors for stroke)

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better outcomes if 80-130mg/dl
tissue damage due to superoxide formation leads to setup for stroke

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10
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ketogenic diet (risk factors for stroke)

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can cause tissue damage due to fat metabolism and decreased glucose metabolism= setup for stroke `

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11
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stroke prevention

A

antithrombotics
anticoagulants
DOACs
Statins
manage glucose/salt levels
antihypertensive meds

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12
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antithrombotics

A

aspirin & other plt inhibitors

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13
Q

anticoagulants

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warfarin
unfractionated heparin
LMWH

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14
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warfarin/ coumadin

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inhibits factors 2, 7, 9, 10
hard to manage
easy to reverse
regular testing required

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15
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unfractionated heparin

A

through IV
immediate acting, variable response, must be monitored

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16
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LMWH

A

low molecular weight heparin
immediate acting
must be monitored

17
Q

DOACs

A

direct oral anticoagulants
easy to manage
no regular testing/ lab tests for treat. levels
diff. to reverse (out of balance they can bleed)
little dietary effect or drug interaction
cleared by kidney

18
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types of DOACs

A

Direct factor 2 inhibitors
factor 10a inhibitors

19
Q

hospital team involved with treatment of stroke

A

physicians (ED, neurologist, radiologist)
nurses
radiology
pharmacy
lab
PT/OT
social services

20
Q

treatment of stroke

A

resolve inflammation
lipoxins and arachidonic acid
anti plt therapy
warfarin (coumadin)
reperfusion therapy

21
Q

lipoxins and arachidonic acid (treatment of stroke)

A

decrease neutrophil actions/ cytokines
increase macro action and destruction of inflamm cells

22
Q

anti plt therapy (treatment of stroke)

A

recomm. for non disabling cardiovascular disease
plavix+aspirin

23
Q

reperfusion therapy

A

clot busters (TPA)
thrombectomy
patient must be good candidate

24
Q

clot preventers

A

aspirin
plavix
warfarin (coumadin)
heparin
DOACs

25
Q

clot busters

A

alteplase (TPA)
Tenecteplase (TNK)
streptokinase
urokinase

26
Q

TPA

A

alteplase
FDA approved
better result if w/in 1 hr
cannot be given after 4.5 hrs
increased risk of bleeding in Asians
bolus & infusion can stop

27
Q

TNK

A

genetically modified form of TPA
replaced TPA for Rx of MI
decreased resistance to PAI
cheaper
one bolus- cannot stop

28
Q

reversal of anticoagulants

A

aspirin/ plavix (no reversal)
warfarin (vit k, kcentra)
heparin (protamine sulfate)

29
Q

aspirin/plavix reversal

A

plts affected for life of plt
no reversal
plt transfusion not recommended

30
Q

warfarin reversal

A

vit k
kcentra- plasma concentrate

31
Q

heparin reversal

A

protamine sulfate