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Blood test used to test for heparin?
PTT
Antidote for heparin?
Protamine sulfate
Bloot test used to test for coumadin?
-PT
-INR
Antidote for coumadin?
Vitamin K
Normal lab value for platelets?
125,000-250,000
What anticoagulant is found in leeches?
lepirudin(Refludan)
What factors of coagulation do we focus on the most?
-Fibrinogen -> fibrin
-Prothromnin -> thrombin
-Thromboplastin converts prothrombin to thrombin
Where should we maintain the PTT within?
1.5-2 x control value (25-35 sec)
What is the main advantage of Lovenox therapy?
-You do not have to monitor the pt closely
What should the PT and INR levels be held between?
-PT=1.5 x control -> 18 sec
INR -> 2-3
What is a D-Dimer test used for?
-Rule out, diagnose, and monitor conditions that cause hypercoagulability
-(+) result=inc. fibrin degradation
When is aspirin indicated to be used for?
-long term prev. of MI/storke
-prosthetic heart valve
-initial treatment of MI
What drugs are used to dissolve thrombus's?
-altapase
-TNKase
-streptokinase
What is the antidote for OD of thrombolytic agents?
-Amicar
What herb is used for menopause, cramps, prevents osteoarthritis and contains coumadin?
Red clover