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Oxytocin
1)MOA 2)CU b)given in pharm doses... c)given in second half of pregnancy |
1)activates Gq proteins ->inc phospholipase C and inc Ca2+
Also, Inc local prostaglandin synthesis 2)DOC Induce Labor Postpartum Hemorrhage (maintains uterine contraction to stop hemorrhage) Induce Abortion (High Dose) Oxytocin Challenge Test (abnormal response indicates fetal hypoxia) b)induces uterine contractions and maintain labor c)at this time, uterine smooth muscle inc expression of oxytocin receptors and becomes extra sensitve to the stim action of oxytocin |
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Oxytocin
3)AE 4)Contra 5)How Do you give? |
3)Fetal Distress (d/t excessive stim of uterine contractions)
Inc Vasopressor Receptors ->inc fluid retention -> hyponatremia, heart failure, seizures, and death 4)Fetal DistressPrematurity, Abnormal Fetus Pressure, Cephalopelvic disproportion 5)IV at constant rate (bolus injections can cause HYPOtension |
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Ergonovine / Methylergonovine
1)MOA 2)CU 3)AE 4)Prolonged Use can cause... |
Oxytocic (Uterine Stimulant)
1)Alpha Adrenergic/Serotonin Agonist 2)Postpartum Hemorrhage (if oxytocin is ineffective 3)HTN, headaches, seizures, nausea, vomit, chest pain 4)Can cause poisoning in infant via breast milk |
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Ergonovine / Methylergonovine
5)Contra 6)Low Doses Causes 7)High Doses Causes |
5)Angina, MI, Pregnant, TIAs
6)Rhythmic contracts, uterus relaxation 7)Power and Prolonged Contractions |
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Dinoprostone
1)MOA 2)CU |
Oxytocic (Uterine Stimulant)
1)PGE2 (uterine stimulant) 2)Abortion (2nd trimester) Evacuation of uterine contents Hydatidiform Mole Ripening of uterus for labor |
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Carboprost
1)MOA 2)CU |
Oxytocic (Uterine Stimulant)
1)PGF2 alpha (synthetic analog) 2)Abortion (2nd Trimester) Postpartum hemorrhage (use if oxytocin and ergonovine is ineffective) |
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Tromethamine
1)MOA 2)CU |
Oxytocic (Uterine Stimulant)
1)PGF2 alpha (synthetic analog) 2)Abortion (2nd Trimester) Postpartum hemorrhage (use if oxytocin and ergonovine is ineffective) |
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Misoprostol
1)MOA 2)CU |
Oxytocic (Uterine Stimulant)
1)PGE1 2)Used mainly for NSAID induced gastric ulcers (not aproved for obstetrics) Cervical Ripening Labor Induction Postpartum Hemorrhage |
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Terbutaline
1)MOA 2)CU 3)AE |
Tocolytic (Uterine Relaxant)
1) B2 agonist -> SM relaxation (inc cAMP->inc PKA-> SmMLCK phosphorylation ->SM relaxation) 2)Relax uterine Smooth Muscle 3)SERIOUS; Pulm edema, Arrhythmias, MIs, Maternal Death |
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Mg Sulfate
1)MOA 2)CU 3)AE |
Tocolytic (Uterine Relaxant)
1)dec Ca -> dec Action Potential -> uncouples excitation 2)relaxes uterine smooth muscle 3)Life threatening RESP DISTRESS |
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Indomethacin
1)MOA 2)CU 3)AE |
Tocolytic (Uterine Relaxant)
1)NSAID 2)Delays Preterm Labor (by dec prostoglandins) 3)prematurely closes fetal ductus arteriosus |
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Nifedipine
1)MOA 2)CU |
Tocolytic (Uterine Relaxant)
1)Ca Blocker (in myometrial cells) 2)Inhibits contractility |
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Atosiban
1)MOA 2)CU |
Tocolytic (Uterine Relaxant)
1)Antagonizes oxytocin receptors 2)Delays Preterm Labor Decreases and Stops Contractions |
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Why would you give a tocolytic?
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Prolonged intrauterine life would benefit fetus
Allow Treatment with other Drugs Temporary Uterine Relaxation |