Anticoagulan Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ATI Pharmacology Anticoagulants and Thrombolytic Agents 2024 Exam New Latest Version with All Questions and Answers

Limitations of warfarin - Answer Requires routine INR monitoring Frequent dose adjustments Has many interactions Delayed onset - often requiring concomitant parenteral anticoagulant Benefits of warfarin - Answer Established monitoring assay (can establish if patient is under or over coagulated - doesn't exist for DOACs) Extensive clinical experience No dosage adjustment for renal dysfunction (DOACs do) More experience with reversal agents Inexpensive 2 types of D...

OST 578 - Pharmacology of Anticoagulants Exam Latest Update...

initial treatment dose of heparin IV weight based correct answer: 80 units/kg for bolus then 18 units/kg/ hour heparin dose adjustments based on aPTT 1. aPTT <35 sec 2. aPTT 35-45 sec 3. aPTT 46-70 sec 4. aPTT 71-90 sec 5. aPTT >90 sec correct answer: 1. <35 sec = 80u/kg bolus then inc by 4 u/kg/hour 2. 35-45 sec = 40 u/kg bolus then inc by 2u/kg/hour 3. 46-70 sec = no dosing change 4. 71-90 sec = dec infusion rate by 2 units/kg/hr 5. >90 sec = hold infusion for 1 hour,...

Direct acting oral anticoagulants (DOACs) questions with correct answers

Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOACs) & Thrombus Formation

New Oral Anticoagulants questions with correct answers

MOA - Answer Directly blocks Xa and thrombin (works immediately) Drug: Dabigatran (direct thrombin inhibitor) - Answer Pradaxa Drug: Rivaroxaban (direct factor Xa inhibitor) - Answer Xarelto Drug: Apixaban (direct factor Xa inhibitor) - Answer Eliquis Drug: Edoxaban (direct factor Xa inhibitor) - Answer Savaysa

NR 324 Final Exam Review With Questions and Answers Well Updated when to implement bleeding precautions - CORRECT ANSWER-using anticoagulants liver disease present platelets less than 150,000 hemophilia present using thrombolytic meds Impact of malnutrition - CORRECT ANSWER-Low mood Weight loss Low energy Muscle wasting Increased risk of fractures Increased risk of hospital admissions Confusion Infections Reduced independence Increased risk for falls Reduced mobi...

RCIS EXAM 300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY A GRADED UPDATE|BRAND NEW What drug acts as an anticoagulant, preventing the development of clot and existing clot growth? - ANSWER- Angiomax (bibaldirudin) What is a trapped or jailed wire? What does it mean? - ANSWER- When you place a stent over a branch protecting wire When you see an inverted t wave it is a sign of? - ANSWER- Ischemia. Needs to be in 2 or more contiguous leads FFR values indicative of ischemia - ANSWER- 0.75-...