- Treatment of preterm labor before 30 weeks gestation. May cause patent ductus arteriosus
- A synthetic prostaglandin given orally, sublingually or rectally as Uterotonic to control postpartum bleeding; Cervical Ripening agent
- Hormone that prepares the uterus and cervix for labor: Can Contract Uterus/Create Contractions
- The maternal rate must be assessed before administering this tocolytic (less than 120); Used in management of Preterm Labor
- Given for Postpartum Hemorrhage, Contraindicated with history of Asthma Oxytocin, Uteronic that helps induce labor or CTX
- Given between 24-34 weeks gestation to aid in fetal lung maturity; Stimulates Production of Surfactant, Assisting in Maturing Fetal Lungs
- Avoid use in patients with asthma or heart failure
- how do patients feel when treated for incompetent cervix with mag
- do patients get pain meds for an external cephalic version
- At what station does fetal engagement occur?
- what fetal bones may a surgeon break to fix a shoulder dystocia
- spontaneous abortion accounts for what percentage of miscarriages
- what relaxing agent is given to patients with eclampsia
- an iupc must be used if pt is on _____
- BP in gestational hypertension patients returns to normal by _____ weeks postpartum
- what drugs is given to relax the uterus during external cephalic version
- patients on magnesium should have their levels checked how often
- hypertension increased risk of what to the mother
- what percentage of patients with chronic hypertension will progress to pre-eclampsia
- what is the difference between pre-eclampsia and eclampsia