pharmacology Flashcards

1
Q

classes of drug to avoid when pregnant

A

antihypertensives (ACE inhibitors)

anticoagulants (warfarin)

anticonvulsants (valporate)

alcohol

retinoids

NSAIDs

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2
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drugs to avoid when breast feeding

A

cytotoxics

immunosuppressants

anticonvulsants (but not all)

lithium

drugs of abuse

radio-iodine

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3
Q

what would you give a pregnant woman with a UTI?

A

trimethoprin

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4
Q

breast feeding mother with back pain - what do you prescribe?

A

paracetamol and ibuprofen (too small to be in breast milk)

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5
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physiological changes in pregnant women

A

increase in plasma volume and fat (changes distribution of drugs)

GFR increased

GI motility and gastric emptying increased

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6
Q

why are oral route drugs often not ideal in pregnant women?

A

morning sickness

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7
Q

materials that cross the placenta

mother to fetus?

A

oxygen

glucose

AAs

lipids, FAs, glycerol

vitamins

ions (Na, Cl, Ca, Fe)

alcohol, nicotine, other drugs

viruses

antibodies

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8
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materials that cross the placenta

fetus to mother?

A

carbon dioxide

urea

other waste products

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9
Q

when does teratogenicity occur?

A

first trimester

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10
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when does fetotoxicity occur?

A

second and third trimester

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11
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what are the functions of the placenta?

A

attach fetus to uterine wall

provide nutrients fo r the fetus

allow transfer of waste products to mothers blood

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