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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('ELECTROCARDIOGRAM (EKG):
A test that charts your heart\'s rhythm on a paper graph. In some cases, you may need to wear a portable "Holter" monitor at home for 1 to 2 days. This helps to record your heart\'s rhythm over time.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('ECHOCARDIOGRAM:
A test that shows a visual of your heart in motion.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('ANTICOAGULANT:
A type of prescription medicine that helps stop clots. It works by targeting factors your blood needs to form clots.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('VITAMIN K ANTAGONIST:
A type of prescription medicine that helps to stop clots from forming. It works by interfering with vitamin K. Your liver needs Vitamin K to produce proteins that help your blood to clot. Vitamin K is found in foods like leafy green vegetables.
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$("#glossary_directthrombin, #glossary_directthrombin2, #glossary_directthrombin3, #glossary_directthrombin4").tooltip({
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('DIRECT THROMBIN INHIBITOR:
A type of prescription medicine that helps to reduce clots from forming. It works directly on thrombin. Thrombin is the blood\'s central clotting agent.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('INHIBIDOR DIRECTO DE LA TROMBINA:
Un tipo de medicamento de venta con receta que ayuda a reducir la formación de coágulos actuando directamente sobre la trombina, que es el elemento fundamental en la coagulación de la sangre.
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$("#glossary_inr, #glossary_inr2, #glossary_inr3, #glossary_inr4").tooltip({
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('INTERNATIONAL NORMALIZED RATIO (INR):
INR is a measurement that helps determine the time it takes for blood to clot.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('REGULAR BLOOD TESTS:
Blood tests that help determine the time it takes for blood to clot (often called International Normalized Ratio or INR tests).
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('CLINICAL TRIAL:
A research study conducted in human volunteers. A trial may look at factors such as a medicine\'s safety. Or, it may compare how well a medicine works vs no treatment, or vs another medicine.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('ATRIUM:
One of the heart’s 2 upper chambers through which your heart pumps blood into its lower chambers (called the ventricles).
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('ATRIA:
The heart’s 2 upper chambers through which your heart pumps blood into its lower chambers (called the ventricles).
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('VENTRICLES:
The 2 lower chambers of the heart, through which the heart receives the blood pumped from its upper chambers (called the atria).
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('THROMBIN:
The blood’s central clotting agent. Thrombin works by causing certain materials in your blood to bind together to form a clot.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('BLOOD CLOT:
A solid mass of tissue that forms when certain factors in your blood bind together. This may happen as a way to stop bleeding caused by either injury or a rupture of built-up plaque inside a blood vessel. Or, a clot can form in your heart if blood is not pumped out completely because of an irregular heartbeat. A blood clot can travel to your brain. And there, it can block a blood vessel and cause a stroke.
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$(".tt_middle").replaceWith('COÁGULO DE SANGRE:
Masa sólida de tejido que se forma cuando determinados factores de la sangre se unen para detener el sangrado causado por una herida o la ruptura de la placa formada en el interior de un vaso sanguíneo. Cuando se tiene fibrilaci ón auricular, también se puede formar un coágulo de sangre en el corazón como resultado de un bombeo incompleto. Un coágulo de sangre puede trasladarse al cerebro, donde puede bloquear un vaso sanguíneo y causar un accidente cerebrovascular.
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* If you are a commercially insured patient, pay no more than $30 with a maximum savings of $100 per monthly prescription. *If you\'re covered by government funded program**, a cash only paying patient, or live in the state of Massachusetts, you will receive one FREE 30-day supply of PRADAXA. **(Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DOD or TriCare). This offer is only valid for 12 months from date of activation and may only be used once in 12 months for a 30-day supply. You must present this card to the pharmacist along with your prescription to participate in this program. If you have any questions regarding your eligibility or benefits or if you wish to discontinue your participation, call the PRADAXA program at 1-866-404-4345 (8:00 AM-8:00 PM EST, Monday-Friday).
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