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| oxytocin, ergot alkoloids, prostoglandins |
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| high in folic acid, iron, and calcium |
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| aspirin, fluoroquinolone antibiotics, tetracycline antibiotics, bisphosphonates, and thyroid medications |
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| natural uterine stimulant |
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| synthetic oxytocin, uterine stimulant |
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| methergine (methylergonovine maleate) |
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| semi-synthetic ergot alkaloid given after delivery of placenta |
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| comes from grain fungus related to lysergic acid |
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| be released when the nipples are stimulated |
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| is a gel applied vaginally to ripen the cervix |
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| used to prevent ulcers, used to ripen the cervix, do not use if breastfeeding |
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| magnesium sulfate, ritodrine HCl, terbutaline sulfate (brethine) |
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| is metabolized by the kidneys |
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| monitored very closely, if excessive amounts of MgSO4 the drug can cause profound muscle weakness and respiratory arrest |
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| dont use MgSO4 because the disease causes muscle weakness |
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| because magnesium is eliminated entirely by the kidneys |
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| magnesium sulfate can cause ___________in newborns |
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| sleepiness and muscle weakness requiring a ventilator |
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| terbutaline sulfate (USO) |
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| used to delay preterm labor by inhibiting uterine contractions |
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| terbutaline sulfate is administered |
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| given IV or SQ for up to 48 hrs SQ pump required |
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| terbutaline sulfate maternal side effects |
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| pulmonary edema, tachycardia, palpitations, chest pain, myocardial ischemia, hypotension, hyperglycemia |
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| terbutaline sulfate fetal side effects |
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| fetal tachycardia, hypotension, ileus, hyperinsulinemia with hypoglycemia, hyperbilirubinemia, hypocalcemia, jaundice |
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| bromocriptine mesylate (parlodel), |
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| estrogen is no longer used for |
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| intra-amniotic injection of hypertonic (20%) NaCL |
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| intra-amniotic injection of hypertonic 20% NaCL is given |
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| during the second trimester, a needle is inserted into the mother's abdonmen 50-250ml of amniotic fluid is replaced with 20% NaCL |
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| hypertonic saline may initiate a condition in the mother |
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| called consumption coagulatiopathy-uncontrolled blood clotting throughout the body with severe hemorrhage |
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| the fetus swallows the salt and is poisoned, after about an hour the fetus dies. mother delivers her dead fetus 72 hours later |
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| mifepristone and misoprostol |
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| abortion inducer given during 2nd trimester |
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| day 1 mifepristone 600mg given, if abortion has not occured day 3... |
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| misoprostol 400mcg orally, day 14 ultrasound given to determine completed abortion |
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| abortion inducer given 2nd trimester |
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| vaginal suppository, this stimulates the myometrium to contract |
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| not kill the baby entirely when it is aborted |
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| 12th through the 20th gestation week |
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| high fever and the aborted fetus is delivered vaginally |
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| prostin E2 must be stored |
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| in a freezer not above -20c(-4f) |
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| is given when incompatability between mothers blood RH+ and her RH- fetus |
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| within 72 hours following delivery or abortion to protect future pregnancies |
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| A condition in which red blood cells of the fetus become coated with immunoglobulin G antibody (Rh antibody) of maternal origin which is directed against Rh-D antigen of paternal origin that is present on fetal cells |
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| can cause anemia and an increase in unconjugated bilirubin |
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