Fitz - Antenatal & Perinatal Pharm Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Used to promote lung maturation in pre-term delivery

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Corticosteroids

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2
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Surfactant deficiency in pre-term infants (before 32 wks) leads to

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RDS

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3
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Women btwn 24-34 wks gestation with threatened preterm labor, antepartum hemorrhage, preterm rupture of membranes, and conditions needing c-section( pre-eclampsia, HELLP) require

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Antenatl corticosteroid

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4
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Antenatal corticosteroids used in pre-term delivery

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Betamethasone, dexamethasone

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5
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Want to use corticosteroids that have higher activity at

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Glucocorticoid receptors, not mineralicorticoid

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6
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Betamethasone and dexamethasone downstream effects in pre-term infants

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Transcription of surfactant proteins by type 2 pneumocytes

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7
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CI’s antenatal corticosteroid tx

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Mom with systemic infection, TB

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8
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Enzyme present in placenta that decreases efficacy of cortisol

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11beta-HSD-2, cortisol > cortisone = not as active at GCRs!

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9
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Stimulus for oxytocin release from maternal post pit

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Uterine stretch nerve impuse

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10
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Released from placenta to drive uterine contractions

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PGF-2alpha

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11
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PG analogues that facilitate cervical ripening and uterine contrations

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Dinoprostone, misoprostol

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12
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PG analogue that is more utero-selective

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Dinoprostone

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13
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PG analogue that is a vaginal or cervical gel

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Dinoprostone

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14
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Favored pharm agent for inducing labor

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Oxytocin

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15
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Other use for oxytocin (not to induce labor)

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Fetal stress tests

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16
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Drugs used to stop uterine contraction and prevent neonatal risk ass’d with prematurity

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Tocolytic agents

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17
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MCly use tocolytic agent

18
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MgSO4 helps protect mom against

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Seizures ass’d with pre-eclampsia and HELLP synd

19
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Drugs that relax uterine smooth m (5)

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  • beta 2 RAs
  • Ca2+ ch antagonists
  • MgSO4
  • COX inhibitors
  • oxytocin receptor antagonists
20
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MCly used NSAIDs used

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Infomethacin, ibuprofen

21
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Oxytocin receptor antagonists

22
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Ca cannel blocker used to dec uterine contractions

23
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Beta2 receptor agonists to induce uterine relaxation

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Ritodrine, salbutamol, terbutaline

24
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Competeive antagonist at Ca2+ channels

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AE: beta androgneric agonsts
Tachy, hypotension, hypoK, hyperglycemia
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AE: indomethicin
1st trimester - facial anomly (hairlip), | At term - early closure of PDA; mom - bleeding risk, ulcer
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AE: nifedipine
Mom - hypotension, dizziness
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CI: MgSO4
Mayasthenia gravis
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Keeps ductus ateriosus patent in utero
PGE2
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Used to maintain ductus and pulmonary blood flow in per-term infacts
Alprostadil (PGE1)
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AEs: alprostadil
Hypotension, tachy, apnea, PYREXIA!
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AE: NSAIDs
Renal vasculature constrction
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Causes kernicterus
Sulfonamides
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Causes gray baby syndrome
Chloamphenicol
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Pregnancy grade B antibiotics
Cephalosporins, penicillins
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Pregnancy category C antibiotics
Floroquinolones, TMP-SMX
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Pregnancy category D antibiotics
Tetracyclines
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Cause cartilage erosion in baby
Fluroquinolones
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Deposition into bone or teeth of baby
Tetracyclins
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Can cause folate inhibition and cause birth defects in baby
TMP-SMX
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FDA risk categories don't take int account
Agents or metabolites in breast milk