Anticoagulants - Direct thrombin and factor Xa inhibitors: Nursing pharmacology
Introduction0:00–0:44
Medications used to prevent the formation of thrombi or blood clots and they're used to prevent or Treat thromboembolic events.
Such as deep vein, thrombosis pulmonary embolism, ischemic stroke, transient ischemic attack, coronary, artery disease, or myocardial infarction.
They're also using flying to coagulation disorders, including antiphospholipid syndrome and disseminated intravascular coagulation, as well as inclined to wonder when coronary angioplasty or cardiac valve replacement.
In during surgical procedures, like cardiopulmonary bypass percutaneous, coronary intervention, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and inclines undergoing dialysis.
Now anticoagulant, work by interfering with the normal function of clotting factors involved in the coagulation, Cascade.
Anticoagulants0:44–1:43
One of the most important factors is Factor 10, which gets activated in 210, a and in turn, activate factor to also known as prothrombin.
It's a factor to a, or thrown been thrown in further activates factors, 1589 and 13 Factor. One also known as fibrinogen is activated to form factor 1A or fibrin, which binds to other fiber, in proteins, to form a Cross Lanes.
Fiber. Mesh Factor find gets activated and acts as a cofactor for Factor 10 ball, Factory taxes, the co-factor for factor-9 helps, fiber inform cross-links, ultimately the platelets too, rapidly aggregated the site of injury and form a platelet plug, which is the primary clot that can help stop the bleeding.
So, based on the mechanism of action, some of the most important anticoagulants include direct thrombin Inhibitors and Factor 10 a.m.
Hitters. Direct, thrombin Inhibitors, include Desiree, bivalirudin and argatroban, which are given intravenously as well as dabigatran, which is given orally administered, Direct thrombin in the circulation and those already attached to a forming quad and inhibiting any further conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin without thrombin factors.
Direct thrombin inhibitors1:43–2:19
589 and 13 are also not activated. Bringing the coagulation Cascade to a halt direct.
Thrombin Inhibitors are especially useful in clients with adverse reactions to other anticoagulants like heparin. Switching gears, Direct Factory included pics of an, the tricks of an e.
Direct factor Xa inhibitors2:19–2:51
Seban and Rider Roxy van, which are given orally and fondaparinux, which is administered via subcutaneous injection. Once In The Blood Direct Factory tanning Inhibitors reversibly buying to the activated Factory 10A and inhibit the coagulation Cascade from progressing.
Overall have a more significant anticoagulant effect, then director Amit Inhibitors since Factory 1080 is higher up in the coagulation Cascade.
Now, the main side effects of anticoagulants is undue bleeding, which can percent is petechiae ecchymosis epistaxis as well as bleeding gums blood in stools hematemesis and uncontrollable internal bleeding from Falls or even minor trauma.
Side effects and antidotes2:51–3:59
Thankfully, there are incidents that reverse the action of most anticoagulants is the bleeding. Get severe these include the entire body is our system at Woodbine to and it activates the biggest ran as well as index in that Elsa, for a pics of an, in River, Rocks of an for anticoagulants.
I don't have a specific antidote. Clients can be given prothrombin complex concentrate which contains the clotting factors, 279, and 10, fresh frozen.
Plasma, Orienta fibrinolytic agents such as tranexamic acid. With respect to specific side, effects Inhibitors can cause gastrointestinal side effects, like nausea dyspepsia and gastritis as well as hypersensitivity reactions, especially seeing what does a root in in by Valerie 10.
Moreover, sudden discontinuation of direct thrombin Inhibitors and Factor 10, and headers leads to increased thrombosis, and risk of strokes.
And that's a box warning. Now, due to the risk of bleeding, only anticoagulant, medications are contraindicated in clients with active, internal bleeding recent trauma in the past three months, as well as those with a history of intracranial hemorrhage or ischemic stroke gastrointestinal ulcers and coagulopathies are bleeding.
Contraindications & Cautions3:59–5:49
Disorders in addition anticoagulants should be used with caution and clients taking antiplatelet medications like aspirin and Clopidogrel or thrombolytic medications, like all the place ready place in Seneca Place, which can increase the risk of bleeding.
Director Amit Inhibitors in Factor today. In Hooters, are also contraindicated for use in clients undergoing.
I brain or spinal cord surgery. In addition.
These medications have a box warning against their use during or after spinal anesthesia or spinal puncture, as they can cause a spinal and epidural hematoma, which can lead to permanent paralysis.
These medications should be used with caution in pregnancy and breastfeeding as well as inclined to the potica renal disease and alcohol use disorder.
Finally Factor 10 and Hooters are broken down in the liver by the enzyme cyp3a for a. So they should not be combined with medications that interact with that.
On the one hand, any medications that inhibit dicenzo such a cimetidine Omeprazole metronidazole, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole in amiodarone can cause the accumulation of factory tanning Inhibitors in the body.
Increasing the risk of bleeding. Another cyp3a for a inhibitor to remember is grapefruit or grapefruit juice, which also increases the risk of bleeding when ingested during treatment with Factory tanning Inhibitors on.
The other hand medications that DVD of c y p 3 for a such as griseofulvin, barbiturates phenytoin and carbamazepine can speed up the metabolism affect Earth, ending Inhibitors, decreasing their therapeutic efficacy.
Nursing Considerations & Client Education5:49–8:31
Now, when caring for a client with atrial fibrillation, who is prescribed the factor tainting inhibitor, like a pics of an first performance, Focus Baseline assessment, including Vital Signs, next review, their most recent laboratory results, including renal, in hepatic function, CBC and coagulation profile, as well as their latest diagnostic.
Test results, including ECG. All right, moving on to client education.
A Nimble. I instruct them to take their medication twice-daily with or without food.
Then let your client know that the most important side effect. They should know about is an increased risk of bleeding.
Be sure to teach your client to let other Healthcare Providers. Including dentists know that they are being treated with an anticoagulant.
Review bleeding precautions. They should incorporate into their daily routine such as brushing their teeth, gently with a soft toothbrush.
To also avoid walking barefoot answer, the extra careful when using sharp objects, like knives are scissors. Additionally, recommend that they always wear slip resistant, Footwear to arrange their home, to avoid Falls and bumping into things and to avoid activities like, contact sports that could result in injury.
Now, if minor bleeding occurs, instruct them to apply firm pressure on the area, for at least 5 minutes. If the bleeding, doesn't stop after 5 minutes.
Problem to contact their healthcare provider right away. Next teacher client to recognize symptoms of excessive bleeding.
That should be reported to their healthcare provider immediately, including blood in their urine, that could be pink red or brown blood in their stool.
Have you menstrual flow spitting up blood or a sudden headache or abdominal pain? Also, instruct them to avoid taking NSAIDs like ibuprofen or aspirin or drinking, grapefruit juice, which can increase the risk of bleeding while taking this medication emphasized, the importance of seeking emergency medical treatment right away.
If they experienced symptoms indicating that their medication is not effectively preventing clot formation. Such as weakness on one side of the body trouble.
Speaking blurred vision or sudden mental confusion. Lastly, reminder client to wear medical alert identification.
So First Responders will know that they're taking an anticoagulant finally throughout the course of treatment for excessive bleeding, as well as cloudformation to evaluate for the desired.
Therapeutic effect of thromboembolism prevention. All right, as a quick recap anticoagulants are used to prevent thromboembolic events.
Review8:31–9:31
They do this by interfering with the normal functioning of clotting factors in the coagulation Cascade, direct thrombin Inhibitors, buying tooth.
Rounded holding the progression of the coagulation. Cascade olfactory painting Hooters Works.
Similarly, but they blind. If after ten-eighty holding the progression of the coagulation Cascade, I didn't earlier stage side effects of anticoagulants include on do bleeding, gastrointestinal, upset, and Rebound thromboembolism with abrupt discontinuation anti-coagulants contraindicated in clients with active bleeding.
Recent, trauma bleeding disorders or recent procedure on the eyes brain or spinal cord. Nursing considerations include performing a baseline assessment monitoring for side effects in Assassin for the therapeutic response.
To the medication client, education is focused on stage. Self-administration learning about bleeding precautions, as well as recognition of symptoms of excessive bleeding or clotting, which were Immediate Medical Care.
| ANTICOAGULANTS: DIRECT THROMBIN INHIBITORS and FACTOR Xa INHIBITORS | ||
| DRUG NAME | desirudin (Iprivask), bivalirudin (Angiomax), argatroban (Acova), dabigatran (Pradaxa) | apixaban (Savaysa), betrixaban (Bevyxxa), edoxaban (Eliquis), rivaroxaban (Xarelto), fondaparinux (Arixtra) |
| CLASS | Direct thrombin inhibitors | Factor Xa inhibitors |
| MECHANISM of ACTION |
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| INDICATIONS |
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| ROUTE(S) of ADMINISTRATION | Bivalirudin, lepirudin, argatroban: IV Dabigatran: PO | PO |
| SIDE EFFECTS |
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| CONTRAINDICATIONS & CAUTIONS |
Drug interactions:
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| NURSING CONSIDERATIONS | Assessment and monitoring: apixaban Assessment
Monitoring
Client education
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Author: Jahnavi Narayanan, MBBS
Author: Kelsey LaFayette, BAN, RN
Illustrator: Elizabeth Nixon-Shapiro, CMI, MSMI
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