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Objectives

  1. Construct a diagram illustrating the important steps of hemostasis and fibrinolysis.
  2. Describe thromboembolic disorders that are indications for coagulation modifiers.
  3. Identify the primary mechanisms by which coagulation modifiers act.
  4. Explain how laboratory testing of coagulation parameters is used to monitor anticoagulant pharmacotherapy.
  5. Describe the nurse’s role in the pharmacological management of coagulation disorders.
  6. For each of the classes listed in Drugs at a Glance, know representative drug examples, and explain the mechanism of drug action, primary actions, and important adverse effects.
  7. Categorize coagulation-modifying drugs based on their classification and mechanism of action.
  8. Use the Nursing Process to care for clients receiving drug therapy for coagulation disorders.





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