Vte meds

    • [DOC File]Medication Review - MedStopper

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      VTE - Venous thromboembolism GI - Gastrointestinal WHI – Women’s Health Initiative i.e. – In other words WHO – World Health Organization ISH - Isolated systolic hypertension XL – Extended release yr - Year Dose ↓ required for renal dysfunction. Dose ↓ required for hepatic dysfunction. Listed in the 2012 AGS Beers Criteria


    • [DOCX File]www.soard.org

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      Extended VTE prophylaxis meds filled if indicated. Discharge. Nurse, Discharging Provider. Contact information given in case of questions or emergency . Discharge. Nurse, Discharging Provider. Confirm initial postop visit scheduled. Appendix 1. ENERGY Protocol.


    • [DOCX File]www.profcaseyscudmorern.org

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      VTE (thromboguards, anticoagulant) Doctors . To do’s (follow up items including labs, procedures, meds) Plan of care. Review last 12 hours of orders. Author: PRMscudmc Created Date: 12/18/2013 18:37:00 Last modified by: Caseynurse Company:


    • [DOC File]Roux-en-y Gastric bypass

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      MEDS Antibiotics Nil post-op VTE Prophylaxis Start evening of surgery. Tinzaparin 50units/kg. If eGFR150kg). Will need 28days prophylaxis (see discharge section below) Analgesia Paracetamol & codeine in liquid/dispersible form. PRN morphine sulphate liquid. Avoid PCAS Insulin/hypoglycaemics


    • [DOC File]edutracker.com

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      YTD Summary for SLW: Measure: Rate % Measure Rate % VTE Prophylaxis 514 528 97.3 VTE Prophylaxis 178 187 95.2 ICU VTE Prophlaxis 94 95 98.9 ICU VTE Prophlaxis 41 43 95.3 VTE Discharge Instructions – Coumadin Teaching 31 33 93.9 VTE Discharge Instructions – Coumadin Teaching 5 6 83.3


    • [DOC File]Acute Stroke Care Pathway - Galway EM

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      For patients considered to be at increased risk of Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) (dependent, prior. history of VTE), consider VTE prophylaxis. with low-dose unfractionated or low molecular weight. heparin unless benefit is outweighed by the risk (eg: large infarct on CT brain or evidence of intracerebral. haemorrhage) or other contraindications.


    • [DOC File]VTE Questions for Therapeutics II

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      JM is a 35 YO female with a history of DVT and is on chronic warfarin therapy with an INR goal of 2.0-3.0. JM is not taking any other meds and has discontinued her birth control tablets several years earlier due to the association with her developing a DVT.


    • [DOCX File]jdilly.weebly.com

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      The VTE set was the first to be outlined and the original thought was since there were fewer measures, the time taken to do so would not take as long as the Stroke set. On the contrary, the VTE set was much lengthier and more complex because the patient populations were not straightforward.


    • [DOCX File]Post-Cardiac Arrest Care / Induced Hypothermia Pathway ...

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      Propofol IV infusion (1000mg/100ml). If using BIS monitor, titrate meds to keep BIS 40-60. Administer per ICU protocol. Max rate of 80 mcg/kg/min. Note: Propofol interferes with measurement of aPTTs. Please consider this when ordering propofol on patients already on heparin and use Factor Xa levels to monitor anticoagulation



    • [DOC File]Interdisciplinary Rounds Checklist

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      VTE/DVT prophylaxis Prescriptions to be filled by SJMH? Nutrition/weight Glycemic control Bowel issues Documentation of POA conditions Renal function/electrolytes Polypharmacy – on more than 6 regularly scheduled meds in hospital Follow-up Plan and Responsible Person. Follow-up Plan and Responsible Person Follow-up Plan and Responsible Person ...


    • [DOC File]Anticoagulation Management Tool User Manual

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      Takes meds in A.M. is a reminder about this patient’s schedule. Eligible for LMWH Bridging sets a flag in the flowsheet to indicate that the patient is at higher risk for thromboembolic events. The patient should be bridged with Low Molecular Weight Heparin (LMWH) to reduce the time window during which the patient has a low prothrombin time ...


    • [DOC File]Medical Facility Education Tracking and Reporting Software

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      Change from Heparin ACS/Low to Heparin VTE/PE or from Heparin VTE/PE to Heparin ACS/Low… A Med Infusion Time Out is needed because this is an “initial pump set-up” (i.e. nurse needs to change from one drug name to another drug name in the drug library and re-program the pump)


    • [DOCX File]Dr. C's Nursey Stuff - Home

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      VTE (thromboguards, anticoagulant) Doctors . To do’s (follow up items including labs, procedures, meds) Plan of care. Review last 12 hours of orders. Author: Casey Scudmore Created Date: 02/03/2019 17:03:00 Last modified by: Casey Scudmore Company:


    • [DOC File]Pharmacy Benefits Management Services Home

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      The use of estrogens is associated with an increased risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE), which appears to be dose-related and higher with oral vs. transdermal administration.4,7 In transgender patients, it has been observed that ethinyl estradiol products may be associated with a high risk of VTE.4,5 Current use of ethinyl estradiol was ...


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