Tocolytics Flashcards
Patient w/ myocardial damage, heart block, diabetic coma, myasthenia gravis cannot use which tocolytic? Class? MoA? Complications?
Mg
minerals
competitively inhibits Ca
Pulmonary edema, respiratory depression
Patient w/ arrhythmia, HTN, seizure, diabetes cannot use which tocolytic? cannot use which tocolytic? Class? MoA? Complications?
terbutaline, ritodrine
b-agonist
activates b2-receptors -> relaxes smooth muscles
pulmonary edema, increased pulse pressure, hyperglycemia, hypokalemia, tachycardia
Patient w/ hypotension or currently on Mg cannot use which tocolytic? Class? MoA? Complications?
Nifedipine
CCB
inhibits Ca influx into vascular smooth muscle cells
CHF, MI, pulmonary edema, severe hypotension
Patient in 3rd trimester of pregnancy cannot use which tocolytic? Class? MoA? Complications?
Indomethacin
NSAID
decreases prostaglandin synthesis
closure of fetus ductus arteriosus -> pulmonary HTN and oligohydramnios
Patient w/ undiagnosed vaginal bleeding cannot use which tocolytic? Class? MoA? Complications?
17-a-hydroxyprogesterone
synthetic progesterone
inhibits pituitary gonadotropin release -> maintains regnancy
breast pain, tenderness, dizziness, abd pain, intermittent bleeding
Noonan’s
Turner’s but with normal karyotype
PPROM @ 36wks
augment labor
tx for hydrosalpinx
salpingectomy
goal DBP in pre-eclampsia patients
90-95
gestational vs. pregestational diabetes
macrosomia vs. IUGR (both have polyhydramnios)
contraindications to estrogen
estrogen dependent neoplasia DVT, PE, MI, stroke liver disease pregnancy undiagnosed genital bleeding smoking in >35yo
definitive tx for endometriosis
hysterectomy + BSO
elective c/s
ok - counsel and plan for 39wks
chemo vs. radiation during pregnancy
chemo ok but radiation is not
premature menses before breast and pubic hair
McCune Albright