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==Treatments==
==Treatments==
 
# PRBCs
 
# DDAVP (0.3mirog/kq SQ/IV)
1) PRBCs
# Platelets
 
# FFP
2) DDAVP (0.3mirog/kq SQ/IV)
# Cryopreticipate
 
# Vitamin K (10mg SQ/IM)
3) Platelets
# Protamine (Heparin)
 
# Estrogen (Renal)
4) FFP
# PPI/Pepcid/Octreotide (GI)
 
5) Cryopreticipate
 
6) Vitamin K (10mg SQ/IM)
 
7) Protamine (Heparin)
 
8) Estrogen (Renal)
 
9) PPI/Pepcid/Octreotide (GI)
 


==Warfarin/Vitamin K Def==
==Warfarin/Vitamin K Def==
(inc PT/INR)
(inc PT/INR)


-FFP
#FFP
 
#Vitamin K (+/- takes 24hrs to affect & 2wk to wear off)
-Vitamin K (+/- takes 24hrs to affect & 2wk to wear off)
 


==Heparin/Lovenox==
==Heparin/Lovenox==
(inc PTT)
(inc PTT)


-Protamie (1mg IV Q100 U of heparin in previous 4hrs)
#Protamie (1mg IV Q100 U of heparin in previous 4hrs)
 
#Massive bleed --> cryoprecipitate (10 U IV), then FFP (& platelets, aminocaproic acid infusion if nec)
-Massive bleed --> cryoprecipitate (10 U IV), then FFP (& platelets, aminocaproic acid infusion if nec)
 


==Liver Disease==
==Liver Disease==
 
#Vitamin K
 
#PPI/pepcid/octreotide (variceal bleed)
-Vitamin K
#FFP (& platlets if low)
 
#DDAVP
-PPI/pepcid/octreotide (variceal bleed)
 
-FFP (& platlets if low)
 
-DDAVP
 


==Renal Disease==
==Renal Disease==
#PRBCs (<8 Hb)
#Hemodialysis
#DDAVP
#Conjugated estrogens (unknown mechanism)
#Cyroprecipitate & platelets (in life-threatening bleed only)


-PRBCs (<8 Hb)
-Hemodialysis
-DDAVP
-Conjugated estrogens (unknown mechanism)
-*Cyroprecipitate & platelets (in life-threatening bleed only)


==DIC==
==DIC==
(see also DIC)
(see also DIC)


-IVF
#IVF
#PRBCs
#Vitamin K
#Folate (1mg IV)


-PRBCs
-Vitamin K
-Folate (1mg IV)


If bleeding predominant DIC:
If bleeding predominant DIC:
 
#FFP (2 U at a time)
-FFP (2 U at a time)
#Cryoprecipitate (10 bags at a time)
 
#(Heparin is contraversial in thrombosis predominant DIC)
-Cryoprecipitate (10 bags at a time)
 
(Heparin is contraversial in thrombosis predominant DIC)
 


==Factor VIII Inhibitor==
==Factor VIII Inhibitor==
(PTT does not correct after mixing)
(PTT does not correct after mixing)


-high dose Factor VII, prothrombin, or recombinant factor VIIa
#high dose Factor VII, prothrombin, or recombinant factor VIIa
 


==Lupus Anticoagulant==
==Lupus Anticoagulant==
(rare)
(rare)


-warfarin or ASA
#warfarin or ASA
 


==Source ==
==Source ==
1/22/06 DONALDSON (adapted from Tintinalli's)
1/22/06 DONALDSON (adapted from Tintinalli's)


[[Category:Heme/Onc]]
[[Category:Heme/Onc]]

Revision as of 14:15, 14 March 2011

Treatments

  1. PRBCs
  2. DDAVP (0.3mirog/kq SQ/IV)
  3. Platelets
  4. FFP
  5. Cryopreticipate
  6. Vitamin K (10mg SQ/IM)
  7. Protamine (Heparin)
  8. Estrogen (Renal)
  9. PPI/Pepcid/Octreotide (GI)

Warfarin/Vitamin K Def

(inc PT/INR)

  1. FFP
  2. Vitamin K (+/- takes 24hrs to affect & 2wk to wear off)

Heparin/Lovenox

(inc PTT)

  1. Protamie (1mg IV Q100 U of heparin in previous 4hrs)
  2. Massive bleed --> cryoprecipitate (10 U IV), then FFP (& platelets, aminocaproic acid infusion if nec)

Liver Disease

  1. Vitamin K
  2. PPI/pepcid/octreotide (variceal bleed)
  3. FFP (& platlets if low)
  4. DDAVP

Renal Disease

  1. PRBCs (<8 Hb)
  2. Hemodialysis
  3. DDAVP
  4. Conjugated estrogens (unknown mechanism)
  5. Cyroprecipitate & platelets (in life-threatening bleed only)


DIC

(see also DIC)

  1. IVF
  2. PRBCs
  3. Vitamin K
  4. Folate (1mg IV)


If bleeding predominant DIC:

  1. FFP (2 U at a time)
  2. Cryoprecipitate (10 bags at a time)
  3. (Heparin is contraversial in thrombosis predominant DIC)

Factor VIII Inhibitor

(PTT does not correct after mixing)

  1. high dose Factor VII, prothrombin, or recombinant factor VIIa

Lupus Anticoagulant

(rare)

  1. warfarin or ASA

Source

1/22/06 DONALDSON (adapted from Tintinalli's)