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    Drugs Used in Bleeding Disorders

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    This document summarizes drugs used to treat bleeding disorders, including vitamin K, plasma fractions, and fibrinolytic inhibitors like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin. Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin found in leafy greens and synthesized in the intestines that comes in forms K1 and K2 and requires bile for absorption. It is available as 5 mg tablets and 50 mg ampoules, with full effect within 24 hours, though IV administration must be slow to avoid side effects like pain and difficulty breathing. Plasma fractions and drugs like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin are also mentioned as fibrinolytic inhibitors used for bleeding disorders.

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    This document summarizes drugs used to treat bleeding disorders, including vitamin K, plasma fractions, and fibrinolytic inhibitors like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin. Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin found in leafy greens and synthesized in the intestines that comes in forms K1 and K2 and requires bile for absorption. It is available as 5 mg tablets and 50 mg ampoules, with full effect within 24 hours, though IV administration must be slow to avoid side effects like pain and difficulty breathing. Plasma fractions and drugs like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin are also mentioned as fibrinolytic inhibitors used for bleeding disorders.

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    This document summarizes drugs used to treat bleeding disorders, including vitamin K, plasma fractions, and fibrinolytic inhibitors like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin. Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin found in leafy greens and synthesized in the intestines that comes in forms K1 and K2 and requires bile for absorption. It is available as 5 mg tablets and 50 mg ampoules, with full effect within 24 hours, though IV administration must be slow to avoid side effects like pain and difficulty breathing. Plasma fractions and drugs like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin are also mentioned as fibrinolytic inhibitors used for bleeding disorders.

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    This document summarizes drugs used to treat bleeding disorders, including vitamin K, plasma fractions, and fibrinolytic inhibitors like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin. Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin found in leafy greens and synthesized in the intestines that comes in forms K1 and K2 and requires bile for absorption. It is available as 5 mg tablets and 50 mg ampoules, with full effect within 24 hours, though IV administration must be slow to avoid side effects like pain and difficulty breathing. Plasma fractions and drugs like aminocaproic acid and aprotinin are also mentioned as fibrinolytic inhibitors used for bleeding disorders.

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    Sakura, MD

    Department of Pharmacology
    Hasanuddin University

    DRUGS USED IN BLEEDING


    DISORDERS
    VITAMIN K
    Fat-soluble substance
    Found primarily in leafy green vegetables
    Additionally synthesized by bacteria in
    human intestine
    Available in 2 forms : Vit K1 & Vit K2
    Require bile salt for absorption
    Available in tablet 5 mg & ampoules 50 mg
    The effect is complete in 24 hours
    IV : should be slowly b-coz rapid infusion
    can produce dyspnea, chest & back pain,
    death
    Plasma Fraction
    Fibrinolytic Inhibitors
    (Aminocaproic acid)
    Serine Protease Inhibitors
    (Aprotinin)
    tHaNk YoU for concentrating

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