Anticoagulation

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Across
  1. 1. catalyst for an important final step in cascade; directly inhibited by some drugs
  2. 3. doesn't have an antidote and less tv airtime than it's cousin
  3. 6. this Wisconsin based foundation shows up on prescription pads world-over
  4. 8. not heparin, not warfarin, but...
  5. 10. what lmwh agents may do in a certain organ in some patients
  6. 11. Mr. Worldwide and math terms
  7. 12. 1 mg of this is associated with 100 units of non oral anticoagulants
  8. 13. lab used in conjunction with heparin every 6 hours
  9. 14. better look at a PT lab if interested in this clotting factor
  10. 15. a little factor hiding in the endothelium
  11. 16. the most distinguished and important of the antithrombin lineage
Down
  1. 1. potentially fatal consequence of giving heparin in some patients
  2. 2. oral anticoagulant that is common yet unique in its mechanism of action
  3. 4. vascular damage (e.g. a cut) often initiates this cascade
  4. 5. heparin works on this, as opposed to what follows after a cut
  5. 7. big no-no with this oral medication
  6. 9. these inhibitors bind fibrinogen, thus blocking platelet aggregation
  7. 10. use this if patient develops HIT
  8. 12. linguists unite! ...the common part of lmwh names