Sinopsis
Anticoagulation decisions rarely wait until you have time to search through a textbook.
When you need to confirm a dose, select the right monitoring test, plan an interruption, assess bleeding risk, or identify the correct reversal strategy, the Anticoagulation Bedside Pocket Guide puts the essential information within reach.
Built specifically as a point-of-need clinical reference, this practical guide organizes anticoagulation around real bedside decisions—not lengthy theory—so you can move quickly from the clinical question to the information you need.
Inside, you’ll find:
- Rapid-reference guidance for heparin, LMWH, warfarin, DOACs, fondaparinux, argatroban, bivalirudin, and related agents
- Dosing, monitoring, renal and hepatic adjustment, interactions, and stopping guidance
- Practical coverage of VTE, atrial fibrillation, mechanical valves, perioperative management, HIT, pregnancy, cancer-associated thrombosis, and special populations
- Quick guidance for major bleeding and emergency anticoagulant reversal
- High-yield tools including CHA₂DS₂-VASc, HAS-BLED, Wells, Padua, Caprini, and 4Ts
- Dedicated quick-reference tables for dosing thresholds, INR targets, DOAC comparisons, procedural interruption, and reversal
- Common-error and safety callouts that highlight mistakes worth catching before they reach the patient
- A detailed index designed for fast bedside retrieval
- QR-linked audio references at the back of the book for convenient supplemental access
The guide uses repeatable Agent, Situation, and Technique formats, making information easier to locate under clinical pressure. Its coverage spans everyday anticoagulation decisions through complex bleeding, procedural, device, pregnancy, malignancy, and thrombophilia scenarios. Anticoagulation Bedside Pocket …
Designed for clinicians and trainees who need a practical anticoagulation reference close at hand.
Add the Anticoagulation Bedside Pocket Guide to your clinical reference library today.
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