APIXABAN vs WARFARIN

**🛎️ DING 🛎️ DING 🛎️ DING** Clinicians… **Are.**  **You.**  **Ready?** For a fight messier than ward politics… For a battle bloodier than supratherapeutic INR… For a tussle rougher than back-to-back night shifts… For the very first time, two clot-stopping heavyweights step into the ring. 

Okay, so picture this: you’re the stroke consultant. You have a patient with recurrent ischaemic stroke. You’ve *already* covered them with clopidogrel. What more can you do 🤔? Your apixaban is collecting dust because the patient doesn’t have AF.  So the PA asks “Hey, what if we gave this patient a

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Time to quiz you little nerds … who can tell me how long we treat a ***provoked*** VTE for? …Anyone?? To the trained *Passmed* monkeys who blurted “3 months!”, well done. Have a cookie 🍪 But just pause that Pavlovian hand-raise for a sec. **Why** ***three*** **months?** Why not two? or four? http

**Background:** Hi everyone! I’m a foreign pharmacy graduate from the Philippines who graduated in 2020 and moved to the US in 2021. From there I started working as a full-time hospital pharmacy technician, passed the FPGEE in 2022, completed internship hours in 2023, and recently passed the NAPLEX

Okay, so picture this: you’re the stroke consultant. You have a patient with recurrent ischaemic stroke. You’ve *already* covered them with clopidogrel. What more can you do 🤔? Your apixaban is collecting dust because the patient doesn’t have AF.  So the PA asks “Hey, what if we gave this patient a

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