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AntiplateletsCOX1 and COX2 inhibitorreduce platelet aggregationT1/2= 15 min to 12 hrsonset 5-30 min, duration 3-6 hrsanalgetic and antiinflammatoryreduces the risk of recurrent TIA, CVA, MIADR: GI erosion, decreased renal blood flow, bleeding, bronchoconstriction (5-10%), Reye's syndrome in pedsmetabolized in the liver, excreted in urine |  | 
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AntiplateletsADP receptor inhibitorprodrug, active form in the livermay be inhibited by omeprazolestomach distressthrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) within the first 2 weeks of txaplastic anemia, bleeding75 mg daily, starting dose 300 mg x1 |  | 
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AntiplateletsPDE (phosphodiesterase) inhibitors - increase cAMPmetabolized in liver, excreted in bilet1/2=10 hrsused in combination with warfarin for thromboembolism prophylaxisADP: GI disturbance syncope, hypotension, rash75-100 mg QID or 150-400mg/d with ASA |  | 
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AntiplateletsPDE inhibitorsused only for peripheral arterial disease, intermittent claudicationvasodilation, increase HDL and decrease triglycerides12 for full effects to developreverse 48 hrs after withdrawalmetabolized in liverinhibited by omeprazoleContraindicated - HF, active bleeding, hemostatic disorders |  | 
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        | Eptifibatide (Integrelin) |  | Definition 
 
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AntiplateletsGlycoprotein IIb/IIIa (fibrinogen receptor) inhibitors"super aspirins"Acute coronary syndrome, unstable angina, PTCA, coronary stentingexpensivecyclic peptideplatelet aggregation restored within 6-12 hours  |  | 
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AntiplateletsThrombin receptor antagonist (reversible)block thrombin-induced platelet activationlong t1/2= few days - thus the final effect is irreversibleapproved May 2014 - expensiveUSED pts h/o MI and PADNOT RECOMMENDED pts h/o stroke, TIA, intracranial hemorrhage |  | 
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