Objective: To investigate the pharmacological effects of clinical pharmacists in anticoagulant therapy in patients with acute pulmonary embolism.Methods: The clinical pharmacist has a detailed understanding of the symptoms and signs of the patients and the results of each examination. Patients with heparin sodium anticoagulant showed significant decrease in platelets, considering heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT), clinical pharmacists suggested adjusting to Agatraban injection anticoagulant; patients with acute renal failure after admission to ICU then recovered their renal function, clinical pharmacists suggested adjusting to rivastaban oral anticoagulant therapy.Results: After adjusting the anticoagulation regimen, the patient's platelets rose and the condition improved.Conclusion: The platelet decreases significantly in the course of anticoagulant with heparin sodium. The clinical pharmacist should cooperate with the doctor to deal with the disease actively and to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the drug according to the optimized scheme of the disease. |