Pregnant and lactating Flashcards

1
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what is perinatal period

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time around birth - 12weeks before to 28 days after

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2
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4 factors affecting maternal drug absorbtion

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  1. vomiting
  2. incr. gastric pH due to less secretions
  3. less intestinal motility
  4. incr. cardiac output and tidal flow
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3
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4 factors affecting maternal drug distribution

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  1. incr. plasma volume
  2. changes in regional flow - more to kidney, placenta
  3. increase in total body water
  4. decrease in plasma protein binding
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4
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2 factors influenceing maternal biotransformation

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  1. enzyme induction

2. inhibition

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5
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2 factors affecting maternal excretion

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  1. increased renal blood flow

2. increased GFR

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6
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changes in pharmacodynamics in pregancy

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not many, but drugs that work on reproductive tissues may be affects by endocrine changes

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7
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3 potential fetal diseases that might need drugs

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  1. fetal tachy - digoxin, sotalol
  2. polyhydramnios - indomethacin
  3. fetal lung immaturity - coritsol
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8
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2 factors that affect tranfer of durgs to bb

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  1. placental chars

2. drug chars.

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9
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3 placental aspects that affect tranfer

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  1. placental bloodflow
  2. placental drug transport
  3. placental drug transformation - has some CYPs
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10
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4 drug factors that will affect transfer

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  1. size - smaller cross easier (under 1000Da)
  2. lipid solubility - more soluble pass easier
  3. protein binding - maternal binding will slow
  4. ionization - less ionized pass easier
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11
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how does ion trapping work

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fetus more acidic, so basic drugs pass through and then become charged and trapped

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12
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what is neonatal abstinance syndrome

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withdrawal from drugs when born - irritable, rapid breathing, seizures

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13
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what must be taken into account in neonatal drug therapy

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  1. renal and hepatic elim is immature
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14
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3 considerations for drugs and breast feeding

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  1. maternal plasma [c]
  2. amount of drug going into milk
  3. amount of milk being consumed
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15
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4 maternal factors influencing milk transfer

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  1. dose regimen
  2. route of admin
  3. maternal drug clearance
  4. breast physiology
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16
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4 drug factors affecting milk

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  1. size
  2. lipid
  3. protein binding
  4. ionization - milk more acidic
17
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when to be careful of drugs in breast milk

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be aware if neonate will get greater than 10% therapeutic dose