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Vitamin K and 4-factor prothrombin complex concentrate (4F-PCC)

A Pharmacology term on the RCIS & RCES exam blueprint, defined for cath lab and EP clinicians.

Used for warfarin reversal in active bleeding; 4F-PCC acts faster than fresh frozen plasma and with a smaller volume load, making it preferable in cardiac patients who tolerate volume poorly.

Domain: Pharmacology · Blueprint: RCIS & RCES exam guide

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