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Rounds · Mon, Nov 9Question 1 of 5

An 83-year-old woman with non-valvular atrial fibrillation weighs 57 kg. Her serum creatinine is 98 µmol/L, giving an eCrCl of about 35 mL/min. She takes no interacting drugs and is starting apixaban for stroke prevention. Which dose is appropriate?

DOACs at the counter: doses, interactions, holds and bleeds. Pick an answer to see why, then 4 more questions, about 4 minutes in all.

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