8- Nausea or vomiting ト
4. Gl irritation ‘ =>
5. Black stools SS
O430mg OD orally
Olnjection- 20mg elemental iron/ml in 5ml and 10m!
single dose vial (iron sucrose )
ODose-15mg/kg body weight or max 1000mg in single Inj
IM Or diluted with 100ml of NS for IV.
4. Advised patient to avoid taking tablet with
milk or along with antacids.
2. Caution patient to crush tablet
3. Caution patient not to substitute one iron salt
for another because amount of elemental iron
may vary.
4. Advised patient to report for constipation or
change in stool colour
‘each tablet contains 211mg or 10.6meq of
elemental calcium
tablet- 250mg, 500mg
Action
Replaces calcium and maintain calcium level
Ba
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supplement
3Renal calculi
Adverse effects
1. Headache
2. Irritability
3.Hypercalcemia
4.Chalky taste
5. Nausea or vomitings
ndr E ministration
500mg OD orally.
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1.Advise patient to take oral calcium 1 or
1.5 hours after meals if Gl upset occurs
2. Monitor calcium level if the patient is
having mild renal impairment.
3. Advise patient to report for any kind of
abdominal pain, vomiting or nausea
occurs.
® Here Gre the choice of drugs given during
pregnancy are:-
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1. Mo or BP regularly. 28
2. Monitor patient coomb's test result. = ~
3. Report for involuntary movements.
4.Tell patient to check weight daily and notify if he gains
2 or more pounds in a week
Olnj-20mg/ml in 1ml vial
OTablet-10mg,25g,50mg,100mg
Action
Direct acting peripheral vasodilator that relexes arteriolar
smooth muscle.
Indi ion:
1. Hypertension
2. Severe essential hypertension
eE Rheumatic
a Stroke
4. Severe renal impairment
Adverse effects
1. Neutropenia
2. Leukopenia
3.Thrombocytopenia
4. Orthostatic hypotension
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Smg diluted in 10m1iof NS. slow IV at 15-20minutes
interval.
Nursin nsideration: >.
1. Monitor patient BP, pulse rate, body weight trequently.
2. Monitor patient for muscle and joint pain, fever or
throat pain.
3. Advised patient to take drug after food to increase
absorption
“Diuretits Gre used in the following conditions
during pregnancy:
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. PIH with massive edema ング
. Eclampsia with pulmonary ederr ^
. Severe anemia in pregnancy with heart failure
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2. Fetal: May occur due to decreased leading to fetal compromise,
hyponatremia.
Dosage and routes of administration
040 mg tablet, daily following breakfast.
U In acute conditions, the drug is administered parenterally in
doses of 40-120 mg daily.
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Le Monitor weight, BP and pulse rate routinely
for long term use.
2. Monitor patient I/O chart.
3. Watch the signs for hypokalemia such as
muscle weakness and cramps.
4. Monitor uric acid if patient is having gout.
5. Advise the patient to take drug in the morning
after food.
6. Advised patient to avoid direct sunlight to
prevent photosensitivity reactions.
w These drugs can inhibit uterine contractions &
used to prolonged the pregnancy. In women
who develop premature uterine contractions, in
addition to putting them to absolute bed rest &
sedating, Tocolytic drugs are administered in
an attempt to inhibit uterine contraction.
Here are the drugs used are:-
1. Isoxsuprine Hydrochloride
2. Ritrodrine hydrochloride
Preparation
WiTablet Foms
Dlnj-10mg/mi
Action
Acts directly on vascular smooth muscle, causes cardiac
stimulation & uterine relaxation And thus causing relaxing the veins
and arteries and making them wider to increase the blood flow to
certain parts of the body.
Isoxsuprine ER
Indication ep oer
1. Prevent Preterm labour een ~,
2. Inhibit uterine contractions. a
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@Mainténafite: IM 10mg 6 hourly for 24 hrs or tab 10mg 6-
8hrly.
Nursing considerations &
1. Assess patient BP, pulse during treatment も
2.Take BP lying & standing as orthostatic hypotension is
common
3. Monitor for Intensity & length of uterine contractions and
FHS.
4. Advise patient to make posi
fainting may occur.
w3- Restlessness or sweating
4. Chills and drowsiness
5. Nausea or vomiting
6. Altered maternal & fetal heart tone & palpitations.
Dosage and routes of administration
Qinitial: IV drip 100 mg in 5% dextrose @ 0.1 mg/minute gradually
increased by 0.05mg/min ,To continue for at least 2 hrs after
contractions cease.
OMaintenance -Tab 10mg 6-8 hourly PO 10 mg given half hour
before termination of iv, then 10 mg q2 hr x 24 hrs, then 10-20 mg
q4th, not to exceed 120 mg/day
1. Assess. Ma g infusion
w and alSo Ifitensity & length of uterine contractions
2. Monitor Fluid intake to prevent fluid overload,
discontinue if this occurs.
3. Administer only clear solutions after dilution 150 mg
in 500 mi D5W or NS, give at 0.3 mg/ml By Using
infusion pumps/monitor carefully
4. Positioning of patient in left lateral recumbent
position to decrease hypotension & increase renal
blood flow.
5. Advise patient to remain in bed during infusion.
1.Oxytocics
2. Analgesics
3. Anticonvulsant
4. Anticoagulant
w Oxytociés are the drugs that have the power to
excite contractions of the uterine muscles.
Among a large number of drugs belonging to
this group the ones that are important and
extensively used are :-
1. Oxytocin
2. Ergot derivatives
3. Prostaglandins
Oxytocin is 5
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Preparations
Synthetic oxytocin available for parenteral use includes:-
*Syntocinon : 5units/ml in ampoules of 1 mi
*Pitocin 10 units/ml in ampoule of 0.5 mi
*Syntometrine : A combination of syntocinon on 5 units &
ergometrine 0.5mg
"Oxytocin nasal solution 40 unit/ml
Actions
Acts directly on myofibrils producing uterine contractions ®
stimulates milk ejection by the breasts
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2.To expedite expulsion of hydatidiform mole
3. For oxytocin challenge test
4.To stop bleeding following evacuation.
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1.To augment labour, in uterine inertia
2. to prevent & treat postpartum hemorrhage
Postpartum
1.To initiate milk let-down in breast engorgement.
1. Grand mu ra
3. Contracted pelvis
3. History of LSCS or hysterectomy
4. Malpresentation
During labour
1. All contraindications mentioned in pregnancy
2. Obstructed labour
3. Incoordinate uterine action
Anytime
1. Hypovolemic state, cardiac disease
Ww. Uteriffe rúpture
4. Hypotension
5. Neonatal jaundice
6. Water retention 3. water intoxication
Dosage & routes of administration
AControlled IV infusion ( 10 units of oxytocin in 1 L of
RL/5% Dextrose in water)
it should only. be us e anterior
“shouldé¥ o following delivery of baby.
Q It should not be used in induction of labor or abortion.
OSyntometrine should always be administered IM
Mode of Action
Ergometrine acts directly on the myometrium. It
stimulates uterine contractions & decreases bleeding.
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1.To stop the atonic.uterin: 9 following delivery,
bortion/ expulsion of hydatidiform mole
Prophylactic
1. As a prophylaxis against excessive hemorrhage , it
may be administered after the delivery of the anterior
shoulder with crowing / following delivery of baby.
ntraindi ion
1. Suspected plural pregnancy
2. Organic cardiac disease
3. Severe Pre-eclampsia & Eclampsia
1. Rise of BP. due n
e2 Prolonged use in puerperium may interfere by
decrease concentration of prolactin & gangrene of toes
due to vasoconstriction.
Dosage and routes of administration ; 4 -
OFor active management of 3“ stage of labour
-0.2mg(iamp) to be given IM.
QFor control of atonic PPH -1amp slowly over 60
seconds, may be repeated after 2hrs.
UFor excessive lochia and subinvolution-1
Tablet(0.125mg)TDS for 3 days.
Prostagla om one
® of thé essential fatty acids, archidonic
acid, which is widely distributed
throughout the body. In the female, these
are identified in the menstrual fluid,
endometrium, decidua & amniotic
membrane.
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Tablet-0-5mg
9. PG E®- Prostin E2 ( Dinoprostone)
Gel-0.5mg E2 in 2.5ml gel-comes in pre loaded syringe.
2. PG F2 alpha- Prostin F2 alpha ( Dinoprostodine)
Inj- 125 and 250mcg
3. PGE1 — Misoprostol
Tablet-100mcg,200mcg,600mcg
Action
Both PGE2 & PGF2 alpha have an oxyto effect on the
pregnant uterus. They also sensitize the myometrium to
oxytocin. PGF2 alpha acts predominantly on the
myometrium, while PGE2 acts mainly on the cervix.
®. For iffaution of labor in IUD of fetus
3. In augmentation/ acceleration of labor
4.To stop bleeding from the open uterine sinuses as in
refractory cases of atonic PPH
D rout f ministration
OTablets: containing 0.5 mg prostin E2
vaginal suppository: containing 20 mg PGE2 or 50 mg ピラ エン
alp!
QVaginal pessary: 3mg PGE2
Qinjectable ampoules/vials of prostinE2
O1 mg/ml prostin F2 alpha
O5mg/mi Misoprostol 50mg given 4 hourly by oral, vaginal/ rectal
route for induction of labour
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개 Assess patient RR, rhythm & depth, vaginal discharge,
itching/ irritation
2. Administer Antiemetic/ antidiarrheal preparations prior
to giving this drug, high in vagina, after warming the
suppository by running warm water over package
3. Evaluate patient for length & duration of contractions,
notify physician of contractions lasting over 1 minute or
absence of contractions, fever & chills
4. Advised patient to remain supine for 10-15 minutes
after vaginal insertion.
Decreased acetylcholine in motor nerve terminals,
which is responsible for anticonvulsant properties,
thereby reduces neuromuscular irritability. It also
decreases intracranial edema & helps in diuresis. Its
peripheral vasodilatation effect improves the uterine
blood supply. Has depressant action on the uterine
muscles & CNS
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2. Used ii
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1. Heart block
2. Impaired renal function
3. Pregnant women actively progressing labor
Adverse effects
«Maternal
1. Severe CNS depression
2. Evidence of muscular paresis
«Fetal
1.Tachycardia
2. Hypoglycemia
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1. For control of seizures, 20 mi of 20% solution slowly
in 3-4 mins, to be followed immediately by 10ml of 50%
solution IM & continued 4 hourly till 24 hours
postpartum.
Repeat injections are given only if knee jerks are present,
urine output exceeds 100 ml in 4 hours & respiration are
more than 10/ minute. The therapeutic level of serum
magnesium is 4-7 mEq/L
2. 4gm IV slowly over 10 min, followed by 2 gm/hr and
then 1gm/ hr in drip of 5% dextrose for tocolytic effect
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1. Assess patients Vital signs 15 min after IV dose, do not
exceed 150 mg/min
2. Monitor magnesium level If using during labour, time of
contractions, determine intensity
3. Urine output should remain 30 ml/hr or more if less
notify physician
2. Drug may lead to early post partum i]
conception .after menses resumes, ted J
for pregnancy every 4 weeks or as soon
as period is missed
3. Assess orthostatic vital signs before
initiation of the therapy.
4. Instruct the patient to take drug with
meal.
ja 연 During Say embryogenesis, the drugs taken by the
mother reach the conceptus through the tubal/ uterine
secretions by diffusion.
2. The harmful effect on the blastocyst is usually death, in
case of survival there is chance of congenital anomalies
3. From 2”-12" week (period of organogenesis) drugs can
cause serious damages
4. Gross congenital malformations & even death of the
fetus may result, depending on route, length of time & dose
of exposure
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6. As the albumin binding capacity of the drugs is
decreased more free drug is available for placental an
transfer
7.The metabolism of the drug may be hampered by the
increase in plasma steroids, increased utero-placental
blood flow, increased placental surface area & decreased
thickness of placental membrane are the additional
cause for increased drug transfer
8. Fetotoxic/ teratogenic drugs are prescribed only when
the benefits out weigh the potential risks. Prior
councelling is mandatory & minimum therapeutic dosage
is used for shortest possible duration
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"Bromides: rash, drowsiness, poor feeding
-lodides: neonatal hypothyroidism
«Chloramphenicol: bone marrow toxicity
-Oral pill: suppression of lactation
Bromocriptine: suppression of lactation
-Ergot: suppression of lactation
- Diazepam, opiates, phenobarbitone:
sedation effect with poor sucking reflex.
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No drug should be administered to a woman durin
pregnancy, labor and birth, unless the woman is fi
informed of the known risks and the relevant area:
uncertainty regarding the effects of the drug onth
physiologic and neurologic development of the woman
or her baby
The drugs that are used daily in obstetric can havea
huge impact on the outcome of both mother and child.
Therefore, obstetric providers need to have a very clear
understanding of the mechanism of action, doses and
side-effects of the most commonly used drugs.