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What is the mechanism of action of Warfarin?
What is the mechanism of action of Warfarin?
- Activating vitamin K-dependent enzymes
- Enhancing platelet aggregation
- Inhibiting vitamin K epoxide reductase (correct)
- Directly inhibiting clotting factor production
What is a Black Box Warning for Edoxaban?
What is a Black Box Warning for Edoxaban?
- Epidural or spinal hematoma with possible paralysis (correct)
- Risk of nonadherence
- Increased risk of stroke in valvular atrial fibrillation
- Premature discontinuation may lead to thrombosis
What is a contraindication for Edoxaban?
What is a contraindication for Edoxaban?
- Artificial heart valves
- Valvular atrial fibrillation
- DVT/PE prophylaxis
- Active bleeding (correct)
What is the reversal agent for Edoxaban?
What is the reversal agent for Edoxaban?
What is the goal INR range for Warfarin in DVT and PE?
What is the goal INR range for Warfarin in DVT and PE?
What is a contraindication for Warfarin?
What is a contraindication for Warfarin?
What is a drug interaction to avoid with Warfarin?
What is a drug interaction to avoid with Warfarin?
What is a Black Box Warning for Edoxaban in patients with A-Fib?
What is a Black Box Warning for Edoxaban in patients with A-Fib?
What is a side effect of Edoxaban?
What is a side effect of Edoxaban?
What is a contraindication for Edoxaban in patients undergoing anesthesia?
What is a contraindication for Edoxaban in patients undergoing anesthesia?
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