Ob Meds Struggling

Front 1

Surgical prophylaxis before c-section; cephalosporin; do not give if allergy to PCN

Back 1

Ancef (Cefazolin)

Front 2

Dosage for Vitamin K

Back 2

Adm once 0.5mg-1mg 1-2hrs after birth

Front 3

Betamethasone dosage

Back 3

Adm 2 inj 12mg 24 hrs apart

Front 4

Tx PPH causing uterine contractions, emergency medication

Back 4

Carboprost (Hemabate)

Front 5

Used for infections caused by Staph or Strep; use if mom has allergy to Ancef for c-section

Back 5

Clindamycin HLC

Front 6

IM inj is given 12hrs after birth, 1month, and 6 months

Back 6

Hep B Vaccine

Front 7

Relief of moderate to moderately severe pain after c-section

Back 7

Hydrocodone bitartrate/acetaminophen

Front 8

Allergy to eggs contraindicated this medication

Back 8

Influenza vaccine

Front 9

Mild to moderate pain, given 24hrs after c-section

Back 9

Ketorolac (Toradol)

Front 10

Moderate to severe HtN, preg risk C

Back 10

Labetalol

Front 11

Used to stimulate uterine contractions or pregnancy termination. cheaper than cervidil

Back 11

Misoprostol(cytotec)

Front 12

Dosage for oxytocin

Back 12

IM or IV, can only go up to 20ml/hr or need to get doc order after, can increase Q30min

Front 13

Used to tx group B strep (protects baby), may cause burning snd need lower dose

Back 13

PCN G

Front 14

PCN g dosage

Back 14

5 million units X 1 & 3 million units Q4H

Front 15

Used for acute pain and moderate to severe pain

Back 15

Percocet

Front 16

Helps protect against serious infection due to certain bacteria’s (meningitis)

Back 16

Pneumococcal Vaccine

Front 17

Dosage for sodium citrate

Back 17

15-30ml diluted in juice or water

Front 18

Used for up to 48 hours to delay but to not prevent preterm labor, can prevent or slow contractions, given during tachysystole

Back 18

Terbutaline

Front 19

Used for herpes and cytomegalovirus

Back 19

Valacyclovir