Pharm Review Flashcards
(44 cards)
Drugs used for fetal lung development.
Betamethasone and dexamethasone
Drugs used for cervical ripening.
Dinoprostol > mitoprostol
Drugs to induce cervical contractions
oxytocin
Drugs to relax uterine smooth muscle and prevent contractions: B2-R ___gonisits (3)
AGonists - ritodrine, salbutamol, terbutaline
Drugs to relax uterine smooth muscle and prevent contractions: Ca channel antagonist
Nifedipine
Drugs to relax uterine smooth muscle and prevent contractions: Ca channel competitor
MgSO4
Drugs to relax uterine smooth muscle and prevent contractions: oxytocin-NP Receptor ___gonist
ANTagonist - atosiban
Drugs to relax uterine smooth muscle and prevent contractions: COX-1
indomethicin
Mom hypoK, hyerglycemia, tachycardia, hypoT - what drug given?
B2 agonist
Mom has myesthenia gravis - what drug CI?
MgSO4
Mom has CV issues - HF or pulmonary edem - what drug is CI?
Nifedipine
Drug to maintain PDA
PGE1 - Aloprostadil
Fever in baby dt a drug - what drug
aloprostadil
Preemie baby - what drug to keep PDA open?
COX-1 antagonist –> indomethacin to withdraw PGE1
SMX AE
kernicterus
Gray baby due to
chloramphenicol
The main oral E-hormonal contraceptive
~estra~ol
Ethinyl estradiol (EE)
also: mestranol, estradiol valerate
Oral P-HC: the three with the most progesterone/androgen effects
P/E/A
4o4: Levonogestrel
4o3: Desogestrel
3o3: Norgestrel
Oral P-HC: the three with the most estrogenic effects
P/E/A
231: Ethynodiol diacetate
222: norethindrone
222: norethindrone acetate
Oral P-HC: spironolactone analog and it AE
drosperinone (AE=hyperK)
Non-oral P-HC - name, admin, duration, EE?
N - norelgestromin = patch, 7 days + EE E - etonogestrel = ring, 3wk + EE E - etonogestrel = rod, 3year M - medroxyP = inject, 3mo L - levonogestrel = IUD, 3year/5year
Gardnerella tx
metronidazole, clindamycin
Trichomonas tx
metronidazole, tinidazole
Chlamydia tx
Azithromycin or doxycycline or ampicillin (preg)