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Monique A. Hall

At a hospital anticoagulation clinic, Monique A. Hall, PharmD, BCPS, manages warfarin and direct oral anticoagulant therapy for outpatient cardiology populations. She regularly consults with inpatient medical teams on antiarrhythmic drug interactions and dosing adjustments. She writes on how cardiac drugs act on the heart and vessels. Hall finished a clinical pharmacy residency in acute hospital care after graduating from Southwestern Oklahoma State University with a doctorate in pharmacy.

Is Epinephrine a Pressor? How It Raises Blood Pressure
Why Do Statins Cause Rhabdomyolysis?
Why Are NSAIDs Contraindicated in Heart Failure?
The Eliquis Antidote for Life-Threatening Bleeding
Do Statins Affect Brain Cholesterol?
Do Beta Blockers Cause Vasodilation?
What Is Paradoxical Excitation and What Causes It?
Is Amiodarone Necessary With a Pacemaker?
What Does NOAC Stand For? NOAC vs DOAC Explained
How Do Thiazide Diuretics Work and Lower Blood Pressure?
Mineralocorticoid Receptor Antagonists: How They Work & Uses
Can You Drink Alcohol While Taking Flecainide?
Fenofibrate and Kidney Disease: Risks and Benefits
How Do Beta Blockers Affect VO2 Max?
Which Calcium Channel Blockers Don’t Cause Gingival Hyperplasia?
When Should I Stop Taking Statins With Elevated CK?
Eliquis and Eye Problems: What Are the Risks?
Why Losartan Can Cause Hyperkalemia (High Potassium)
Is Warfarin a DOAC? Comparing Anticoagulants
Are Statins Anti-Inflammatory? A Scientific Look
Amiodarone Eye Side Effects: Risks and Monitoring
Antihypertensives That Do Not Cause Hyponatremia
What Are NOACs and DOACs and How Do They Work?
What Is Kcentra Used For: Blood Thinner Reversal Drug
How Do Anticoagulants Work to Prevent Blood Clots?
Is Cardizem an Antiarrhythmic? Class IV Explained
How Does Lokelma Work to Lower Potassium?
What Is a Vasopressin Antagonist and How Does It Work?
Why Are Triptans Contraindicated in CAD?
When to Bridge Warfarin for a Medical Procedure