PPT-Cardiac medications

Anticoagulants Commonly prescribed include Dalteparin Fragmin Danaparoid Orgaran Enoxaparin Lovenox Heparin various Tinzaparin Innohep and Warfarin Coumadin Decreases the clotting coagulating ability of the blood Sometimes called blood thinners although they do not actually thin the blood Used to treat certain blood vessel heart and lung conditions . Facts About Sudden Cardiac Arrest in the Young Each year in the United States 350000 Americans die suddenly and unexpectedly due to cardiac arrhythmias 3976 of them are young people under age 35 CDC 2002 1 in 200000 high school athletes in the US wi . Carrie Phillipi MD, PhD. Prevalence of Congenital Heart Disease (CHD). . <1 per 100 live births. Most cardiac murmurs are benign!. Risk Factors for CHD. . (when is CHD more likely). Family history of CHD . Dr. Cynthia Hadfield, . Pharm.D. .. Director of Pharmacy for Employee, LTC & Retail Pharmacies . Lead Clinical Pharmacist, Geriatric Specialist. Citizens Memorial Healthcare. Dr. Hadfield has no financial, other relationship or other support from the pharmaceutical industry. Michael Francis, MD. Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry. Research Medical Director, Indiana University Psychotic Disorders Program. Prevention and Recovery Center for Early Psychosis (PARC). Co-Associate Residency Program Director. Presented by . Jill S. Perry, MS, NCC, LPC, CAADC, SAP. July 19, 2017. What does COD Look Like?. JP Counseling. Healing for Adults, Youth and Families. JP Counseling. Healing for Adults, Youth and Families. Sara Paul DNP, FNP. Catawba Valley Cardiology. Conover, NC. Heart Failure Medications. 1. ACE inhibitor/ARB. Iisinopril. e. nalapril. q. uinapril. benazapril. l. osartan. valsartan. Entresto. (new). For example. :. . Percocet, . Vicodin. , methadone, oxycodone, morphine, . MSContin. , . Dilaudid. , fentanyl, or any other “opiate” medication? . Ask your provider. . for naloxone!!. . Tracey . Taynton. Advanced Nurse Practitioner. PMG. Follow Up. Heart Attack/Stent. Review in hospital OPD at 6 weeks. Review with Practice Nurse following CR. Annual review with GP . . for Cholesterol, glucose &. Stephen Thielke. Seattle GRECC. Disclosures. I am an employee of the VA and the University of Washington.. I have no financial relationships with pharmaceutical, medical device, or insurance companies.. Robert . Zecchin*, . Cuynet Ada, Jim Pouliopoulos, Saurabh Kumar, . A. . Robert Denniss. . Westmead . Hospital, Sydney NSW.. Global . incidences of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and survival . rates: Systematic . Recommendations for Clinical and Regulatory Success. Lea C. Watson MD, MPH. www.leawatsonmd.com. Still too many medications. Medication-FREE is normal state. Default should be NOT prescribing. All medications contribute to overall burden, in multiple domains. Dr. Cynthia Hadfield, . Pharm.D. .. Director of Pharmacy for Employee, LTC & Retail Pharmacies . Lead Clinical Pharmacist, Geriatric Specialist. Citizens Memorial Healthcare. Dr. Hadfield has no financial, other relationship or other support from the pharmaceutical industry. Janna Hawthorne, . pharmd. , MA ed. primary care clinical pharmacist. baptist. health/practice plus. No conflicts of interest to disclose. Objectives:. Measure the burden of medications on patients 65 years of age and older, including presence of adverse drug reactions. o Discuss these conditions with your AME or family physician to determine if you are safe to y. o Specically ask about your ability “to operate machinery” (including any aircraft).