Common drugs in Obstetrics Flashcards

1
Q

Use of dinoprostone e.g.: prostin E2

A

prostaglandin - for induction of labour

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2
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The use of Oxytocin, e.g.: syntocinon

A

oxytocics

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3
Q

The use of clindamycin

A

alternative to penicillin (allergy) - In labour - +ve group B strep vaginal swap

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4
Q

The use of benzyl penicillin

A

In labour - +ve group B strep vaginal swap

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5
Q

The use of ondansetron

A

Nausea and vomiting

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6
Q

Indication for cyclazine

A

Nausea and vomiting

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7
Q

Indication for labetalol

A

hypertension

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8
Q

Indication Magnesium Sulphate

A

Suspected eclamptic seizure during labour/ post delivery

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9
Q

What drugs for acid reflux?

A

Maalox, peptac

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10
Q

What drugs for antenatal iron deficient anaemia?

A

Pregaday, ferrous sulphate

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11
Q

Mild to moderate pain relief in antenatal?

A

Codeine phosphate, oral paracetamol

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12
Q

1) Pain relief during labour, 2) Relief for moderate to severe pain during labour?

A

1) Entonox - nitrous oxide

2) IV paracetamol, Meptazinol - Meptid

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13
Q

Reduce uterine activity -e.g.: use during transfer between hospital

A

Turbulatine

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14
Q

Indication for miscarriage

A

Mifeprstone - anti-progestogen

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15
Q

Combined oral contraceptives (COCP)

A

Levonorgestrel / ethinyloestradiol

e.g: microgynon

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16
Q

Progesterone-only contraceptives

A

Desogestrel / medroxyprogesterone /acetate (depot)

e.g.: Cerazette, Depo-Provera

17
Q

Intra-uterine devices (IUD)

A

Intrauterine progestogen-only system - e.g.: Mirena

18
Q

Emergency contraception

A

Levonorgestrel - e.g.: Levonelle

Ulipristal acetate -e.g.:EllaOne

19
Q

Indication for HMB?

A

Tranexamic acid - antifibrinolytics - less clotting

20
Q

Indication for dysmenorrhoea?

A

Mefenamic acid - NSAIDs

21
Q

Indication for detrusor over activity

A

Oxybutynin, tolteradine

22
Q

Indication for vaginal and vulval conditions e.g.: dryness, painful intercourse

A

Conjugated oestrogens - topical oestrogens

23
Q

Indication for fungal infection

A

Clotrimazole (cream, pessaries) e.g.: canesten

24
Q

Indication for UTI

A

Cefalexin TDS 500mg 7 days (PO)

25
Q

Contraindication UTI antibiotics in pregnancy

A

Trimethoprim - block folate acid synthesis
Nitrofurantoin - Haemolytic disease in newborn
Tetracycline (e.g.:doxycycline) - yellow teeth in babies