DRUG CLASSES
The drug class that can be used during breastfeeding to treat DMER, post partum depression and afferent pain?
What is SSRI's? Selective Serotonin Re-uptake inhibitor?
Choice ONE that is a MORE POWERFUL transfer-limiting property: acid or base?
What is ACID?
The unit of measure used to express the size of a molecule.
What is a DALTON?
The amount of time a lactating person should optimally wait before breastfeeding after having 1 drink of alcohol.
What is 2 hours?
The name of the old-fashioned antibiotic that is contraindicated in breastfeeding due to risk of aplastic anemia.
What is chloramphenicol?
The drug class that easily crosses the milk plasma barrier AND the blood-brain barrier sometimes requiring an alternative choice to all breastfeeding.
What are seizure drugs?
Choice ONE that is a MORE POWERFUL transfer-limiting property: Small size or large size?
What is large size?
The size of an average medication in Daltons.
What is 400 Daltons?
Per ABM, the time at which a lactating person with a positive drug screen must commit to abstinence to allow for a possibility of breastfeeding.
What is time of delivery?
The name of the drug that is used to control ventricular tachycardias that contraindicates breastfeeding.
What is amiodarone?
What are biologics/monoclonal antibody-based treatments?
Choice ONE that is a MORE POWERFUL transfer-limiting property: short half-life or long half-life?
Wha is short half-life?
Approximate size of Ethanol in daltons.
What is 46 (will accept anything under 75)?
The updated framework for evaluating withdrawal symptoms in the infant.
What is EAT, SLEEP, CONSOLE?
A class of drugs, used for nausea and migraine headaches that contraindicates breastfeeding due to risk of stroke in the infant and low supply in the parent.
What is ergotamines?
BONUS: The number of questions on the IBLCE test contain.
What is 175?
Choice ONE that is a MORE POWERFUL transfer-limiting property: High or Low maternal plasma level?
What is Low plasma level?
BONUS: The definition of Delay in Lactogenesis II?
What is greater than 72 hours?
The form of marijuana use that leads to the fastest peak in maternal plasma.
What is inhalation?
What is organ transplant?
The best topical treatment for inflamed areas of the breast.
What is cold/ice?
What is generally considered to be an acceptable Relative Infant Dose.
The hormone/chemical released in the breast when the breast is not stimulated to release milk on a regular interval.
What is FIL? Feedback Inhibitor of Lactation?
The chemical in cigarettes that can cause a short withdrawal in the infant.
DOUBLE BONUS: The genetic infant disease that contraindicates breastfeeding.
What is CLASSICAL galactosemia?