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RLS in:
glycolysis
PFK 1
RLS in:
gluconeogenesis
F16BP
RLS in:
TCA
isocitrate DH
RLS in:
glycogen synthesis
glycogen synthase
RLS in:
glycogenolysis
glycogen phosphorylase
Diabetic drug:
lactic acidosis
metformin
Diabetic drug:
SE of hypoglycemia
sulfonureas
Diabetic drug:
MOA closes K channels
sulfonureas
Diabetic drug:
inhibits a-glucosidase
acarbose

miglitol
Diabetic drug:
agonist at PPAR-y
TZD
what anticoagulant factors are dependent on vitamin K
S
C
what coagulant factors are dependent on vitamin K
10
9
7
2
effects of bradykinen
vasodilate

inc vascular permeability

inc pain
labs used to monitor:
warfarin
PT
INR
labs used to monitor:
heparin
PTT
labs used to monitor:
enoxaparin
factor 10a activity
Rx for HIT
lapirudin

bivalirudin
what mineral is needed for coagulation
Ca
what can cause a decrease in Ca coagulation
citrate
in liver failure, which factor is lost first
7
MOA of acute hemolytic transfusion reaction
recurrent meningiococcal infection due to hyperstabalized C3

deficiency on properdin
-would normally cleave C3
symptoms of clotting factor defect
bleeding

hemarthrosis
symptoms of platelet defect
patechiae
what stimulates the release of factor 8 and vWF form endothelial cells
desmopressin
main symptom of hemophilia
hemarthrosis
lab changes in hemophilia
inc PTT
lab changes in vitamin K def
inc PT and PTT
prothrombin gene mutation
G20210A
what does AT3 normally activate
7
9
10
11
12
heparin given to AT3 def px
reduced inc in PTT
MOA of acute hemolytic transfusion reaction
recurrent meningiococcal infection due to hyperstabalized C3

deficiency on properdin
-would normally cleave C3
symptoms of clotting factor defect
bleeding

hemarthrosis
symptoms of platelet defect
patechiae
what stimulates the release of factor 8 and vWF form endothelial cells
desmopressin
main symptom of hemophilia
hemarthrosis
lab changes in hemophilia
inc PTT
lab changes in vitamin K def
inc PT and PTT
prothrombin gene mutation
G20210A
what does AT3 normally activate
7
9
10
11
12
heparin given to AT3 def px
reduced inc in PTT
liver makes all clotting factors except
vWF
D-dimers rise from the break down of
fibrin
FDP rise from the break down of
fibrin or fibrinogen
MOA of enoxaparin
inhibit factor 10a
MOA of heparin
increase activation of AT
MOA of HIT
heparin binds to platelet factor 4 causing antibody production
why are px with HIT hypercoagulable
platelets are dropped but remaining ones are hyperactive
MOA of argatroban
directly inhibits thrombin
when is lepirudin used
px who take heparin and develops HIT
MOA of warfarin
inhibits epoxide reductase
-normally recycles vit K

no more y-carboxylation of factors
what labs change with thrombolytics
inc PT and PTT
what is used in atrial fib
warfarin
what is used in STEMI
thrombolytics
MOA of thrombolytics
increase conversion of plasminogen to plasmin
name some thrombolytics
streptokinase

urokinase

alteplase (tPA)

APSAC (anistreplase)
how does aminocaproic acid work
inhibits fibrinolysis