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Name the 3 ways hemostasis is acheived
1) VC
2) Platelet fcn (Agg)
3) Fibrin formation (Clot)
Which form of hemostasis is critical in "clean cuts"?
Platelet function
Describe Clot Formation in 4 steps
1) Damage
2) vWF binds
3) Platelets secrete ADP, TXA2 & 5-HT
4) Aggregation via GPIIb/IIIa & fibrinogen
Draw the clotting cascade in your mind
Great job!
Describe the body's 4 normal clot inhibition mechanisms.
1) PGI2 - Prostacyclin
2) Thrombomodulin binds thrombin and activates C & S
3) Heparin sulfate catalyzes ATIII to bind 1000x faster to CFs
4) TFPR
5) (PGI2)
What CF activates the Intrinsic pathway?
CF XII
Heparin sodium

Drug class:

General mech & 3 results:
Heparin sodium is an anticoagulant

It catalyzes ATIII to bind 1000x faster to CFs

No Intrinsic pathway, No common pathway, No thrombin. (NO II, IX, X, XI, XII)
Heparin Risks (5)
1) Hemorrhage
2) Clotting (HIT)
3) Osteoporosis
4) Low platelets (so don't use in brain or eye surgery)
5) Don't use with infective endocarditis, TB, poss miscarriage, or carcinoma.
Heparin is reversed with:
Protamine sulfate or Vit K.
Heparin is used for (3)
DVT, PE, substitute for warfarin in pregos.
LMW Heparin is called:

- Details (3):
Enoxaprin/Lovenox

May be used after MI
Lower risk of HIT
Ok in pregos
Lepirudin is from:

Drug class:

is used for:

is administered:
hirudin from leaches

Anticoagulant

Tx of HIT

IV only
Warfarin/Coumadin Mechs (3)
* Inhibs Vit K Reductase enzyme
* No reduced Vit K = No CFs = NO II, VII, IX, X (No extrinsic or common)
* shortens t1/2 of C & S
Warfarin

Drug class:

Uses (2):

Details (4):
Anticoagulant

DVT, PE

In vivo only
Takes >1 wk to titrate
Use enoxapril to transition
Monitor INR - want 2-3.
Warfarin Contraindications (3)

Risk of what in pregnancy?
Cimetadine/tagamet & ETOH = P450 metab issues
BCP or prego - hypercoag states
Barbituates

Teratogenic
What are the two other anticoags we need to know?
Dabigatran
Rivoroxaban
Clot Busting Mech (Fibrinolysis)
Plasmin degrades fibrin, so clot busting drugs must either increase plasmin conversion or lyse clots
Clot Busters are used for (4)
MI, DVT, PE, Standard CVAs
Two Clot Busting Drugs are:
Their mixture drug is:
TPA & Streptokinase

Anistreplase
TPA Details (4)
Made endogenously from endo cell

Exogenously made with recomb DNA

* CLOT-SELECTIVE

Expensive, with higher CVA risk
List three anti-coags
Heparin sodium (& Enoxapril)
Lepirudin
Warfarin
Streptokinase Details (2)
Protein product

Only used once per pt bc it is prone to Type I Hypersensitivity immune reactions
Antifibrinolytics mech

Risks
Reverse fibrinolysis by inhibiting plasminogen synthesis

Risk of clots and nasal stuffiness (no joke!)
What is Lysteda?

Drug class?
A new drug to tx heavy menses.

Antifibrinolytic
Anti-platelet drugs (3)
1) Aspirin
2) Clopidigrel/Plavix
3) Abcixzimab
Aspirin mech & dose
Aspirin irrev inhibits TXA2. Effects last 7-10 days.
325 mg dose recommended.
Clopidigrel

Drug class:

Mech:
Anti-platelet

It irrev inhibits ADP recs, causing decreased platelet aggregation
Clopidigrel Details (3)
OK to use during MI
OK to use in aspirin allergies
No PG effect (vs aspririn) = no GI issues.
Abciximab mech
Fab ab that inhibits GPIIb/IIIa to prevent vWF binding.
Abciximab Details (3)
IV only

Used with heparin for CV surgery

Use in acute AMI & unstable angina
What is protamine sulfate used for?
To reverse anticoagulants
Which drug eliminates the Intrinsic Clotting Pathway?
Heparin sodium
Which drug eliminates the Extrinsic Clotting Pathway?
Warfarin
What is the difference between Heparin sulfate and Heparin sodium?
Heparin sulfate is endogenous; Heparin sodium is exogenous