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        | monoclonal Ab, blocks IIb, IIIa, preventing platelet aggregation |  | 
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        | recombinant TPA (fibrinolytic).  plasmin breaks down fibrinogen and fibrin |  | 
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        | prevents conversion of plasminogen to plasmin |  | 
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        | blocks ADP binding sites, preventing platelet activation |  | 
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        | increases level of factor VIII, for hemophiliacs.  acts like ADH |  | 
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        | longer duration than heparin...for outpatient because give subQ.  Low MW heparin.  Primarily acts at X |  | 
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        | indirect thrombin inhibitor by activating ATIII, which inhibits II, IX, X |  | 
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        | stimulates plaminogen to plasmin.  must complex with something to work (unlike alteplase) |  | 
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        | blocks regeneration of Vit K.  Can't eat spinach.  highly bound to albumin.  P450 means lots of drug interactions.  affected by what you eat. |  | 
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