Antiplatelet Medications | Mechanism of Action, Indications, Adverse Reactions, Contraindications

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I would just like to say that your videos are really helping me get through pharmacy school. I think you really make it so much easier to understand and it explain it even better than the pharmacists teaching cardio at my school. Thank you so much for what you do and please keep it up!!

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I had a question about anti-platelet and their types and mechanisms in my previous final exam but I didn’t answer it well cus I didn’t memorize it well I rather focused on something else and I felt soo bad then I decided to study it again cus it is important to know them and I don’t wanna be a bad stupid doctor...and guess what you now suprising me with this video.... thank u soo much and wish you a happy year 🎈

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Can you please please please help me to understand the possible reasons for very low platelets. Was noted this June yearly blood test. (Monocytes slowly increasing over last 2 years also.) Prednisone course did not help with platelets. Rituxan 4 weeks infusions never raised beyond 89k, since then labs showing platelets steadily going down. Had bone marrow biopsy revealed no abnormal cells. Had miserable side effects from Rituxan , and Promacta is now next drug suggested and I’m affected by the anxiety this is all causing me. I am 78 year old active female . Please lay out your explanation with a video about this problem and the “mechanism of action “ that might help me gain some understanding , and how someone with thrombocytopenia can be helped. You are so amazingly thorough in your videos.

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Thank you for this exiting lecture and I have one Q why we use anticoagulant in treatment and prophylaxis of DVT not antiplateletes ?

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This lecture really explained mechanism the possible side-effect sand risks associated with this class of drugs. Thank you !

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From RN perspective, is there a way for me to remember which meds should be held for which ops? Eg should the pre-arthroscopy pt stop his DOACs? Should the pre-endoscopy pt for potential polyp removal stop his 81mg daily ASA? Should the pt on medium-term LMWH for DVT prophylaxis stop (how long) before her planned hysterectomy? Et cetera. I realize it's not black and white but if I could anticipate by drug category a/o indication a/o intervention what the 'rule of thumb' would be my pts could only benefit.