Coagulation Drug Classes
- 1.Write text here
- 2.Which is not considered an anti-coagulant? (doesn't work on clotting factors?)
- A.
Warfarin
- B.
Heparin
- C.
Alteplase
- D.
None of the above
- 3.Drug that inhibits hepatic synthesis of coagulation factors 9, 10, 12, 2, and C&S
- A.
Heparin
- B.
Warfarin
- 4.Enhances the inhibitory actions of anti-thrombin 3 and and is given with an injection resulting in immediate effects
- A.
Heparin
- B.
Warfarin
- 5.Prevent clotting within blood vessels
- A.
Thrombolytics
- B.
Anti-platlets
- C.
Anti-coagulants
- D.
Anti-fybrinolytics
- 6.Drugs that have an ADE of bleeding?
- A.
Warfarin
- B.
Heparin
- C.
Anti-coagulants
- D.
All the above
- 7.Which of the following is NOT considered a novel-anticoagulant?
- A.
Dabigatran
- B.
Alteplace
- C.
Rivaroxaban
- 8.Drug thats work on platelets?
- A.
Thrombolytics
- B.
Antithrombolytics
- 9.Which of the following is FALSE regarding novel Anti-coagulants?
- A.
Used to prevent clots in proper who have had total hip replacements
- B.
Used to prevent inflammation in ICU patients
- C.
Used in people who have had knee surgery
- D.
Used to prolong bleeding time and inhibit platelet aggregation
- E.
Used to prevent stroke or blood clots in people with arterial fibrillation
- 10.Which of the following is the anti-platlet agent prototype drug?
- A.
Alteplase
- B.
Aminocaproic acid
- C.
Clopidogrel
- D.
Heparin
- 11.Primary use of anticoagulants (Hep&Warf)
- A.
Promote clotting within blood vessels
- B.
Terminate alpha1 and beta1 receptors
- C.
Prevent thrombi formation
- D.
Prevent clotting within blood vessels
- 12.Drug that prolongs bleeding time by inhibiting playlet aggregation (making platlets unable to receive chemical signals rehired for aggregation)
- A.
Digoxin
- B.
Warfarin
- C.
Alteplase
- D.
Clopidogrel
- 13.Drugs that prevent thrombi formation at risk of stoke and MIprevent post-op DVT
- A.
Novel anticoagulants
- B.
Anticoagulants
- C.
Anti-fibrinplytics
- D.
Anti-platlets agents
- 14.Which on the following is NOT an ADE of clopidogrel?
- A.
Headache
- B.
Dizziness
- C.
Rash
- D.
Fever
- E.
Pruritus (itching)
- F.
Cough
- 15.Prototype drugs for thrombolytics?
- A.
Clopidogral
- B.
Aminocaproic acid
- C.
Alteplace
- D.
Warfarin
- 16.MOA of alteplase?
- A.
Inactivate plasminogen to prevent fibrin from dissolving
- B.
Prolong bleeding time
- C.
Convert plasminogen to plasmin and digest fibrin and existing clot
- D.
Enhance inhibitory action of anti-thrombin 3
- 17.Check ALL the following that alteplase does?
- A.
Cause hyper coagulation
- B.
To treat CVA (stroke)
- C.
Treat acute MI and DVT
- D.
Dissolve existing clot
- E.
To promote clot formation
- F.
Diminish clotting action of agents
- G.
To clear IV catheters
- 18.What drug would the nurse want to monitor for consciousness and symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage
- A.
Activate
- B.
Aminocaproic acid
- C.
Clopidogrel
- D.
Alteplace
- 19.What is the prototype drug for antifibrinolytics?
- A.
Aminocaproic acid
- B.
Rivaroxaban
- C.
Clopidogral
- D.
Alteplace
- 20.What drug inactivated plasminogen to prevent fibrin form dissolving
- A.
Anti-fibrinolytics
- B.
Thrombolytics
- C.
Alteplace
- D.
Aminocaproic acids
- 21.What drug has the ADE of hyper coagulation?
- A.
Alteplace
- B.
Clopidogral
- C.
Heparin
- D.
Aminocaproic acid
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