How and when to reverse anticoagulation in the bleeding EM patient.
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Joe Offenbacher, MD
Audrey Bree Tse, MD
Wharfer n half life is around forty hours. So checking that i an r, frequently is k. The most important factor in selecting a reversal agent is to the a c the patient is on. Reversal includes vitem and k repletion as well as replacement of vitum and k dependent factors. Most commonly, this is done through giving prothrom in complex concentrate (pc c), ingista review. Pc c contains clotting factors two, nine and ten, as well as approaching c and s. Four factor pc, also known as cacentra, contains factor seven as well. One unit f f p corrects clodding factors by two point five