prescribing extreme ages Flashcards

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fetal development

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dysmorphic calendar

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12-40 DAYS LIMB REDUCTION

24 DAYS ANENCEPHALY

34 DAYS TRANSPOSITION GREAT VESSELS

36 DAYS CLEFT LIP

42 DAYS VSD / SYNDACTYLY

84 DAYS HYPOSPADIAS

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rugs in pregancy

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ACE INHIBITORS - foetal or neonatal renal failure

ANTITHYROID DRUGS - foetal hypothyroidism

BENZODIAZEPINES - drug dependence

B-BLOCKERS - growth retardation

NSAIDs - constriction of ductus arteriosus

TETRACYCLINES - tooth discolouration

WARFARIN - foetal brain haemorrhage

OPIATES - drug withdrawal or respiratory depression in the neonate

AMIODARONE - foetal or neonatal hypothyroidism

BARBITURATES - dependency

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drugs with good safety recored

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Analgesics: paracetamol, codeine
Antacids: containing aluminium, calcium or magnesium
Antibiotics: cephalosporins, penicillins, erythromycin, clindamycin, nitrofurantoin (avoid near term)
Anti-emetics: cyclizine, promethazine
Antifungal agents (topical and vaginal): imidazoles (e.g. clotrimazole), nystatin
Antihistamines: chlorphenamine, hydroxyzine
Asthma: bronchodilator and steroid inhalers, a short course of oral corticosteroids
Corticosteroids: topical (including nasal)

Insulin: human
Laxatives: bulk-forming, lactulose
Levothyroxine
Methyldopa
Oral contraceptives: inadvertent use of normal doses in early pregnancy (including emergency hormonal contraception)
Ranitidine
Vaccines: inactivated

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comonly used teratogeic medicines

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PHENYTOIN
CARBAMAZEPINE
SODIUM VALPROATE
LITHIUM- risk teratogenicity, inc cardiac abnormalities
WARFARIN
RETINOIDS
DANAZOL- virilisation of female fetus

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effects of drugs on the mother

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CALCIUM ANTAGONIST - delay uterine contraction

MISOPROSTOL - promotes uterine contraction

NSAIDS - reduce uterine contraction

HEPARIN - maternal osteoporosis/ thrombocytopenia

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maternal changes in [pregnancy

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Increased blood volume of distribution

Decreased protein binding

Increased hepatic metabolism

Increased renal clearance

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