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==Common Indications== | ==Common Indications== | ||
DVT, PE, AFIB, ACS | DVT, PE, AFIB, ACS | ||
==Bleeding Risk Factors== | ==Bleeding Risk Factors== | ||
# Surgery, trauma, or stroke within the previous 14 days. | |||
# History of peptic ulcer disease, GI bleeding or GU bleeding. | |||
# Platelet count less than 150K | |||
# Age > 70 yrs. | |||
# Hepatic failure, uremia, bleeding diathesis, brain metastases. | |||
Draw extra blue top prior to starting if concerned about a hypercoaguable state (heparin will interfere with assays) | |||
==Treatment == | ==Treatment == | ||
# Bolus - 150 u/kg for PE, and 80-100 u/kg for all other conditions. | |||
# Infuse - 15-25 u/kg/hr (high risk --> 15-18 u/kg/hr; low risk --> 22-25 u/kg/hr) | |||
# Sliding scale - PTT in 60-80 range.. | |||
##PTT Bolus/Hold Adjust Heparin | |||
##<50 70 u/kg 0 Increase 200 u/hr | |||
##50-59 0 0 Increase 100 u/hr | |||
##60-80 0 0 No change | |||
##81-99 0 0 Decrease 100u/hr | |||
##>100 0 60min Decrease 200 u/hr | |||
###If 1st PTT after loading dose is > 100 sec do NOT change the infusion rate unless evidence of bleeding | |||
PTT Bolus/Hold Adjust Heparin | # The PTT should be checked 4-6 hrs after a new bolus or any change in the infusion dose. | ||
# Other LABS to check include stool GUIAC qd and CBC (platelets) qd | |||
<50 70 u/kg 0 Increase 200 u/hr | |||
50-59 0 0 Increase 100 u/hr | |||
60-80 0 0 No change | |||
81-99 0 0 Decrease 100u/hr | |||
>100 0 60min Decrease 200 u/hr | |||
Duration: DVT or PE --> 5 days of heparin (even if the INR is therapeutic earlier in hospital course) | Duration: DVT or PE --> 5 days of heparin (even if the INR is therapeutic earlier in hospital course) | ||
==Source == | ==Source == | ||
1/22/06; DONALDSON (addapted from Lampe) | 1/22/06; DONALDSON (addapted from Lampe) | ||
[[Category:Heme/Onc]] | [[Category:Heme/Onc]] | ||
Revisión del 14:13 14 mar 2011
Common Indications
DVT, PE, AFIB, ACS
Bleeding Risk Factors
- Surgery, trauma, or stroke within the previous 14 days.
- History of peptic ulcer disease, GI bleeding or GU bleeding.
- Platelet count less than 150K
- Age > 70 yrs.
- Hepatic failure, uremia, bleeding diathesis, brain metastases.
Draw extra blue top prior to starting if concerned about a hypercoaguable state (heparin will interfere with assays)
Treatment
- Bolus - 150 u/kg for PE, and 80-100 u/kg for all other conditions.
- Infuse - 15-25 u/kg/hr (high risk --> 15-18 u/kg/hr; low risk --> 22-25 u/kg/hr)
- Sliding scale - PTT in 60-80 range..
- PTT Bolus/Hold Adjust Heparin
- <50 70 u/kg 0 Increase 200 u/hr
- 50-59 0 0 Increase 100 u/hr
- 60-80 0 0 No change
- 81-99 0 0 Decrease 100u/hr
- >100 0 60min Decrease 200 u/hr
- If 1st PTT after loading dose is > 100 sec do NOT change the infusion rate unless evidence of bleeding
- The PTT should be checked 4-6 hrs after a new bolus or any change in the infusion dose.
- Other LABS to check include stool GUIAC qd and CBC (platelets) qd
Duration: DVT or PE --> 5 days of heparin (even if the INR is therapeutic earlier in hospital course)
Source
1/22/06; DONALDSON (addapted from Lampe)
