A teaching model with relative effects, not real drug levels or doses. Lab values are common teaching values; real targets and normal ranges vary by lab and protocol. The INR is mainly a warfarin test, and the aPTT is mainly a heparin test, so other drugs change them only a little or unreliably.
One simulated day passes each second at speed 1. Doses are made-up teaching units, not milligrams; the model only shows the direction and timing of changes. Real warfarin doses are set by the prescriber, often with a dosing protocol.
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