A 62-year-old man on Warfarin for atrial fibrillation presents with haematemesis. His INR is 7.0 and haemoglobin is 80 g/L. What is the most appropria...

Question

A 62-year-old man on Warfarin for atrial fibrillation presents with haematemesis. His INR is 7.0 and haemoglobin is 80 g/L. What is the most appropriate immediate management of his anticoagulation?

Accepted Answer

Stop Warfarin and give intravenous vitamin K with prothrombin complex concentrate

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Continue Warfarin and monitor

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Stop Warfarin and give oral vitamin K only

Answer

Switch from Warfarin to Aspirin immediately

Answer

Do nothing until endoscopy is completed

uk-plab-1 MCQ (SBA): Warfarin-associated major bleeding

A 62-year-old man on Warfarin for atrial fibrillation presents with haematemesis. His INR is 7.0 and haemoglobin is 80 g/L. What is the most appropriate immediate management of his anticoagulation?