Pregnant and lactating Flashcards
what is perinatal period
time around birth - 12weeks before to 28 days after
4 factors affecting maternal drug absorbtion
- vomiting
- incr. gastric pH due to less secretions
- less intestinal motility
- incr. cardiac output and tidal flow
4 factors affecting maternal drug distribution
- incr. plasma volume
- changes in regional flow - more to kidney, placenta
- increase in total body water
- decrease in plasma protein binding
2 factors influenceing maternal biotransformation
- enzyme induction
2. inhibition
2 factors affecting maternal excretion
- increased renal blood flow
2. increased GFR
changes in pharmacodynamics in pregancy
not many, but drugs that work on reproductive tissues may be affects by endocrine changes
3 potential fetal diseases that might need drugs
- fetal tachy - digoxin, sotalol
- polyhydramnios - indomethacin
- fetal lung immaturity - coritsol
2 factors that affect tranfer of durgs to bb
- placental chars
2. drug chars.
3 placental aspects that affect tranfer
- placental bloodflow
- placental drug transport
- placental drug transformation - has some CYPs
4 drug factors that will affect transfer
- size - smaller cross easier (under 1000Da)
- lipid solubility - more soluble pass easier
- protein binding - maternal binding will slow
- ionization - less ionized pass easier
how does ion trapping work
fetus more acidic, so basic drugs pass through and then become charged and trapped
what is neonatal abstinance syndrome
withdrawal from drugs when born - irritable, rapid breathing, seizures
what must be taken into account in neonatal drug therapy
- renal and hepatic elim is immature
3 considerations for drugs and breast feeding
- maternal plasma [c]
- amount of drug going into milk
- amount of milk being consumed
4 maternal factors influencing milk transfer
- dose regimen
- route of admin
- maternal drug clearance
- breast physiology