Expect Unusual Vitamin K Doses for Synthetic Cannabinoid Bleeding

June 2018

You'll hear about very high vitamin K doses for patients exposed to anticoagulant-laced synthetic cannabinoids...fake pot, K2, Spice, etc.

These marijuana alternatives are inhaled or ingested...and can be bought online or even at gas stations.

Now CDC is warning about synthetic cannabinoids laced with brodifacoum, a rat poison that can cause anticoagulant effects for months.

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Table of Contents

Naloxone Streamline Processes for Providing Naloxone
Epinephrine Help Patients Get the Right Epinephrine Auto-Injector
Anticoagulants Lean Toward Eliquis for the Best Balance of Efficacy and Safety in Atrial Fib
Diabetes Don't Advise Routine Glucose Monitoring if Results Won't Be Used
Depression Stay Alert for Depression in Teens
OTC Products Shed Light on Lumify's Role in Relieving Red Eyes
Nebulizers Clarify Differences Between Lonhala Magnair and Other Nebulizers
Toxicology Expect Unusual Vitamin K Doses for Synthetic Cannabinoid Bleeding
Antithrombotics Think of Antiplatelets for Arterial Clots and Anticoagulants for Venous Clots
Asthma Watch for Tiotropium or Biologics for Severe Asthma
HIV & AIDS Be Ready for the New Combo HIV Med Biktarvy
Practice Use These Tips to Determine Whether Marketing Is Just Hype