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Definition of anticoagulants in English Turkish dictionary
- antikoagülanlar
- anticoagulant
- (Biyokimya) pıhtı önleyici
- anticoagulant
- (Denizbilim) pıhtı önler
- anticoagulant
- pıhtılaşma önleyici
- anticoagulant
- antikoagülan
- anticoagulant
- coKELME oNLEYiCi
- anticoagulant
- pihtilasma önleyici
- anticoagulant
- kanın pıhtılaşmasına engel olan ila
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Definition of anticoagulants in English English dictionary
- A type of medication used to "thin" the blood to help prevent heart attack and stroke Patients are often on these medications for extended periods of time to treat chronic conditions (ex : Coumadin)
- Blood Thinners medications which reduce or impair the ability of the blood to form clots These medications are used to retard clot formation on artificial devices or in certain The most common medications are oral warfarin (or Coumadin®) and intravenous heparin
- Drugs given by mouth or by vein to reduce the capacity of the blood to form blood clots
- Medications that interfere with or inhibit blood from clotting are sometimes recommended for patients with atrial fibrillation or an artificial valve An example of a weak or mild anticoagulant is aspirin An example of a more powerful anticoagulant is warfarin or coumadin
- Drugs that prevent the formation of blood clots
- Factors that discourage blood clotting
- A family of drugs prescribed to slow the rate of blood clotting These drugs include acenocoumarol, anisindione, dicumarol, dihydroergotamine and heparin, heparin, warfarin
- A substance which inhibits coagulation of the blood
- a drug therapy used to prevent the formation of blood clots that can become lodged in cerebral arteries and cause strokes
- Medications that interfere with or inhibit blood from clotting are
- anticoagulant
- Acting as an anticoagulant
- anticoagulant
- A substance that prevents coagulation; that is, it stops blood from clotting
- anticoagulant
- Any drug that slows or prevents the blood from clotting; a blood thinner
- anticoagulant
- a substance that prevents coagulation from occurring
- anticoagulant
- A substance that inhibits blood clotting
- anticoagulant
- A substance that prevents clotting, causes thinning of the blood
- anticoagulant
- A substance that prevents or delays clotting of the blood
- anticoagulant
- a class of compounds that inhibit the formation of blood clots
- anticoagulant
- A chemical used to prevent blood clotting Examples: EDTA, heparin, sodium citrate, sodium oxalate
- anticoagulant
- A medication that prevents blood from clotting; used for people at risk for stroke or blood clots
- anticoagulant
- a medicine such as Warfarin given to stop blood clots forming
- anticoagulant
- An agent which prevents or retards clotting of blood
- anticoagulant
- An agent that slows or stops coagulation of the blood
- anticoagulant
- a substance that delays or prevents blood coagulation
- anticoagulant
- any substance that suppresses, delays, or nullifies the clotting of blood
- anticoagulant
- A drug that delays clotting
- anticoagulant
- medicine that prevents or retards the clotting of blood
- anticoagulant
- A drug that delays clotting but does not dissolve existing clots Tends to prevent new clots from forming on artificial valves and existing clots from enlarging
- anticoagulant
- any agent that inhibits coagulation , see; heparin, ancrod, hirudin
- anticoagulant
- A substance that prevents the clotting or thickening of blood
- anticoagulant
- something that delays or prevents blood-clotting
- anticoagulant
- Substance that prevents blood from clotting by suppressing the synthesis or function of various clotting factors (see coagulation). Anticoagulants are given to prevent thrombosis and used in drawing and storing blood. There are two main types of anticoagulants: heparin and vitamin K antagonists (e.g., warfarin). The latter have longer-lasting effects, interfering in the liver's metabolism of vitamin K to cause production of defective clotting factors. Anticoagulant therapy carries a high risk of uncontrollable hemorrhage
- anticoagulant
- Affects immune system and reactivity due to its ability to prevent the clotting of blood
- anticoagulant
- {i} substance that prevents clotting, substance that prevents coagulation (Medicine)
- anticoagulant
- An anticoagulant inhibits the formation or action of one or more of the clotting factors involved in the sequence of reactions that cause blood to coagulate
- anticoagulant
- a medication that keeps blood from clotting
- anticoagulant
- a drug that prevents clotting of blood
- anticoagulant
- A medication that keeps the blood from clotting, a blood thinner
- anticoagulant
- – a compound that prevents blood from clotting A rat poisoned by an anti-coagulant rodenticide bleeds internally and usually dies
- anticoagulant
- agent which stops blood clotting
- anticoagulant
- Any drug that keeps blood from clotting; a blood thinner