Pregnancy Flashcards

1
Q

3 comon congential defects

A

cleft lip
cleft palate
congenital heart disease

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2
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what factors contribute to congenital effects

A

genetic defect
drugs
smoking
environmental pollution
heavy metals

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3
Q

name of program given to patient if getting pregnant should be avoided

A

pregnancy prevention programme

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4
Q

what is sodium valporate

A

medicine used to treat epilipsy, bipolar disease or more rarely migrane

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5
Q

why might drug be used in pregnancy

A

treat symptoms associated with pregnancy
treat more serious complications
ongoing treatment
vacccination

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6
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What sort of vaccine can be used

A

non active

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7
Q

give example of non active vacine

A

influenze
pertusis
covid 19 booster

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8
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give examples of active vaccine

A

MMR
BCG
Chickenpox
Oral typhoid
yellow fever

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9
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how does pregnancy effect absorption

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^ progesterone decrease gastric , small intestine motility decreasing gut absorption

nausea + vomiting decreasing oral absorption

^ tissue perfusion increasing sc + im injection

^ cardiac output, tidal volume increasing

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10
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how does pregnancy affect distirbution

A

plasma volume increase
volume of distribution increase
decreases distribution

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11
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how does pregnancy affect metabolism

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oestrogen, progesterone, prolactin and placental growth hormone elevated

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12
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how does pregnacny affect excretion

A

it doesnt

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13
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what is a teratogen

A

a drug which can result in structural or functional abnormalities in a child of a patient

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14
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what is the most famous teratogen

A

thalidomide

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15
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what 4 facotrs influence drug teratogenecity

A

dose
timing
species
genotype

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16
Q

describe breast structure

A

15 - 20 lobes arranged like petals
each lobe has lobules (also reffered to as alveoli)
lobules produce milk

17
Q

define lactogenesis

A

synthesis and secretion of milk from breast alveoli

18
Q

Describe how lactogenesis occurs

A

alveoli mature balls of granular cells become hollowed out to surround a central lumen

milk is secreted by the epithelial cells of alevoli

myoepithelial cells are contractile moving milk into milk duct prior to ejection

19
Q

main issues for breast feeding mothers

A

many drugs not indicated for use in breastfeeding

20
Q

how do drugs pass through breast milk

A

all drugs enter breast milk by passive diffusion of unionized unbound drug usually within 72 hours