Obstetrics/Newborns Flashcards

1
Q

Dose a Prenatal Vitamin

A

Folic acid 400mcg one tablet once a day

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2
Q

What is induction

A

stimulation of contractions before the spontaneous onset of labor

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3
Q

What do prenatal vitamins account for

A

poor nutrition:

  • dietary intake
  • special diets
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4
Q

Name potential toxicity of prenatal vitamins

A

Vitamin A (watch out)
-potentially teratogenic
B6,C,D, iron, zinc, selenium

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5
Q

When is the minimum time to start taking folic acid and stop

A

1 month before conception

at least 3 months after baby is born

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6
Q

What is augmentation

A

Stimulation of contractions that are considered inadequate

-failed cervical dilation and fetal descent

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7
Q

Agents for cervical ripening

A

Dinoprostone gel
Dinoprostone insert
Misoprostol

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8
Q

Dose for prostaglandin insertion

A

Cervidil Vaginal Insert 10mg

Insert transversely into posterior fornix of the vagina

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9
Q

MOA of oxytocin

A

Increased prostaglandin production

activation of g-protein coupled receptors

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10
Q

Monitoring for oxytocin IV

A

Contractions

Fetal HR

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11
Q

ADRs of oxytocin

A

Vasopressin life effect
-anti-diuretic
-water intoxication= convulsions, coma, death
Uterine rupture (rare)

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12
Q

Dose an oxytocin infusion

A

Oxytocin infusion start at 1mUnit/minute and increase by 1mUnite/min every 30min until target contraction rate attained

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13
Q

How many women have vaginal or rectal colonization of GBS?

A

25% women
affects 1/2000 births
rare but outcomes are severe

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14
Q

When should mother be tested for GBS?

A

within 5 weeks of delivery

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15
Q

Tx of mothers GBS is when

A

IV abx during delivery

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16
Q

Recommended tx of GBS colonization is

A

Penicillin G 5 million units IV initially

then 2.5mill q4hrs until delivery

17
Q

Alternative tx of GBS colonization is

A

Ampicillin

18
Q

Tx of GBS colonization if mother has penicillin allergy?

A

Clindamycin 900mg IV q8hrs until delivery

19
Q

Dose Vitamin K for newborn

A

Phytonadione 1mg one dose IM

20
Q

What is used to prevent newborns contracting Neisseria gonorrhea

A

erythromycin ophthalmic ointment 0.5%

applied to both eyes one time

21
Q

Tx for mother with untreated gonorrhea

A

Ceftriaxone

22
Q

Tx for apnea of prematurity

A

Caffeine citrate
20mg/kg as single loading dose then give
5mg/kg once a day 24hrs after loading dose

23
Q

ADRs of caffeine citrate

A

mild tachycardia, feeding intolerance

24
Q

T/F: caffeine citrate is caffeine and sodium benzoate

A

FALSE

25
Q

Drug that replaces deficient of ineffective endogenous lung surfactant

A

Beractant (Survanta)

26
Q

Respiratory distress syndrome is most commonly caused by

A

hyaline membrane disease

  • deficiency in surfactant production and surfactant inactivation
  • poor lung compliance and atelectasis
27
Q

ADRs of Survanta

A

transient bradycardia
oxygen desaturation
rarely- apnea, ET tube blockage, HTN, HoTN, etc.