chadsvasc use for
determining stroke risk
c in chadsvasc
chf +1
h in chadsvasc
htn +1
a in chadvasc
age ≥75 +2
d in chadvasc
dm +1
s in chadvasc
stroke/tia/thromboembolism +2
v in chadvasc
vascular disease +1
second ‘a’ in chadsvasc
age 65-74 +1
what is hasbled used for
estimate bleeding risk
H in hasbled
htn >160mmhg
a in hasbled
abnormal function of renal (scr>200mmol/l) and liver (cirrhosis, bilirubin >2xULN)
+1 for each abnormality
s in has bled
stroke hx +1
b in hasbled
bleeding hx/predisposition +1
e in hasbled
age >65 yo +1
d in hasbled
drugs induced +1
a in hasbled
alcohol (>8u per week) +1
dabigatran dosing
150mg BD (110mg BD if >80yo, use of PGPi, high bleeding risk)
CI in CrCl <30 ml/min
rivaroxaban dosing
20mg QD
Crcl 30-50ml/min: 15 mg QD
Apixaban dosing
5mg
2.5mg BD if 2 factors: age>80y, weight <60kg, scr>133mmol/L
Edoxaban dosing
60mg QD
30mg QD if (crcl 15-50, weight<60, concomitant verapamil, quinidine, dronedarone)
how does alcohol affect warfarin
alcohol binge inhibits cyp450 enzyme,
chronic alcoholism induces cyp450
how do antithyroid agents affect warfarin
reduce warfarin metabolism, cause increased levels of warfarin and hence over anticoagulation
how does fever affect warfarin interaction
Fever results in increased INR
how does antimicrobial affect warfarin interaction
disruption of gut bacteria, increased INR