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Rivaroxaban ANTICOAGULATION MANAGEMENT SERVICE PATIENT AND FAMILY EDUCATION 1

WHAT DOES RIVAROXABAN (XARELTO ) DO? blood thinner Prevents or treats blood clots This is how a blood clot might look inside a blood vessel Thrombus = Blood Clot 2

TOPICS WE WILL REVIEW oreason you need odose information oblood Thinner Safety oside Effects orefills Information we discuss is reviewed for you in this handout. Please read when you get home. Call your nurse with questions 3

REASONS WHY PEOPLE TAKE RIVAROXABAN (XARELTO ): Afib (atrial fibrillation) without heart valve disease or replacements 4

OTHER REASONS WHY PEOPLE TAKE RIVAROXABAN (XARELTO ): Legs Lungs Arms Treat blood clots in the leg (deep vein thrombosis DVT) or in the lung (pulmonary embolus-pe) Prevent blood clots from happening again Prevent blood clots after Hip or Knee replacement surgery The location of the blood clot gives clues to symptoms. 5

A Anticoagulation M Management S Service Every patient has a primary nurse your AMS nurse is your anticoagulation manager AMS Office Hours o o Monday Friday: AMS nurse phone lines answered 8 am 4 pm Weekends & Holidays: An AMS nurse available for emergencies only 6

The AMS Team 7

KNOW YOUR RIVAROXABAN (XARELTO ): DOSE Afib 20mg daily with food 15mg daily with food if poor kidney function (CrCl 15-50) DVT or PE 15mg twice daily with food for 21 days, then 20mg daily with food Long Term DVT/PE Risk Reduction 10 mg daily with food after at least 6 months Anticoag treatment DVT Prophylaxis after Hip or Knee Surgery 10mg daily with or without food: Hip replacement 35 days Knee replacement 12 days 8

WHAT IS YOUR PILL COLOR AND MILLIGRAM (MG) STRENGTH? Take 20mg and 15mg pills with food Can crush tablets and place in water or applesauce (use within 4 hours) If you take for DVT or PE treatment AND miss a 15mg dose, you can take 2 pills at next time. Call your AMS nurse. 9

WHAT IF YOU MISS A DOSE? Take your regular dose as soon as possible Never double your dose Call your AMS nurse about missed doses DO NOT stop taking this medicine without first speaking to your AMS nurse or prescribing physician Helpful Hints: Take at same time(s) every day Use pill box Missing doses increases the risk of having a blood clot 10

IT IS IMPORTANT WE KEEP IN TOUCH Periodically, your AMS nurse will phone you to assess how well you take your pills and general health status Please return messages left on your answering machine promptly to your nurse 11

AMS WILL MONITOR YOUR KIDNEY FUNCTION AND BLOOD COUNT FROM TIME TO TIME WITH BLOOD TESTS AMS will provide a lab order at MGH/Partners Hospitals or at a local lab close to home Let your AMS nurse know if you ve been told your kidney or liver function changes 12

ALL HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS NEED TO KNOW YOU TAKE THIS MEDICINE Your providers needs to know: 1) Why you take this 2) Dose and number of times you take each day Some medicines interact with this and should not be taken. Discuss ALL medicine changes with your anticoagulation nurse. Share this information for: Hospitalizations Doctor visits and questions about your medication list 13

BE AWARE OF FACTORS THAT CAN INCREASE YOUR BLEEDING RISK Medications Some prescription drugs over-the-counter drugs Aspirin Anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) like Motrin, Advil 14

HOW TO GET REFILLS Do NOT run out of pills! Get refills on time! Request refill when you have a 2 week pill supply remaining, call the doctor who prescribes this medicine for you Do NOT stop taking this medicine without talking to your doctor first Your AMS nurse can help with a refill request during business hours if no pills left 15

BLEEDING IS A POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECT Minor Requires medical attention 16

WHEN TO CALL 911 ---DANGER SIGNS--- Chest pain, discomfort in arms, back, neck, or jaw Trouble breathing Severe headache, confusion or numbness Sudden vision changes Stroke signs: Fall or injury to your head Throwing up blood (might be bright red or looks like coffee grounds) Bleeding you cannot stop 17

SAFETY TIPS Avoid injury Carry anticoagulant wallet card Wear proper safety gear 18

PREVENT FALLS Remove hazards Clear clutter from stairs Remove scatter rugs Use safety devices Walkers, canes, stair rails Improve lighting Night lights 19

YOU MAY NEED TO BRIEFLY STOP THIS MEDICINE FOR A DAY OR TWO BEFORE CERTAIN PROCEDURES The doctor who prescribes this medicine should be the one to provide instructions. Your AMS nurse can help with these plans. Call your AMS nurse about: Colonoscopy Dental surgery Heart procedures Steroid injection Surgery 20

TIPS FOR TRAVELING Tell your AMS nurse dates you plan to be away for periods greater than 3 months Carry medicines with you Do NOT place medicines in checked luggage Call your AMS nurse if your telephone or address change 21

PREGNANCY / BREASTFEEDING If pregnant or plan to breastfeed, you should NOT take this medication Use appropriate form of birth control Talk with your doctor to make plans for pregnancy or breastfeeding 22

LET S REVIEW: Why are you taking rivaroxaban (Xarelto )? What is the strength and color of your rivaroxaban (Xarelto ) pill? Describe your dose Describe the importance of taking exactly as instructed Who refills your prescription? What symptoms require medical attention? Call your AMS nurse with ANY questions about your blood thinner safety 23

AMS wants you to be actively involved with your care 24

THE APIXABAN, RIVAROXABAN AND DABIGATRAN PATIENT AND FAMILY EDUCATION PROGRAMS CREATED BY: Lynn Oertel, MS, NP-BC, CACP 25 ANTICOAGULATION MANAGEMENT SERVICE Massachusetts General Hospital Professional Office Building Suite 101 275 Cambridge Street Boston, MA 02114 617-726-2768 mghams@partners.org Version: June 2018