Peripartum & meds
Peripartum & meds
Peripartum & meds
Peripartum & meds
Peripartum & meds
100
Name the class of medication described for use in peripartum


not much is known

contraindicated during pregnancy d/t hypertension

Typically avoided in pregnancy

MAOIs

100

Name the mood stabilizers discussed in peripartum lecture primarily used for bipolar?

Lithium

Carbamazepine

Lamotrigine

100

Name the medication:

assoc with Ebstein's anomaly (cardia arrest) if given in 1st trimester

low risk for cardiac disorders

need to monitor levels closely

may need to increase dose d/t increased Glomerular Filtration Rate during pregnancy with IMEDIATE decrease after pregnancy dose  or 2/3  postpartum


Lithium

100

The PMHNP knows to monitor which labs and how often?

Lithium level

thyroid

renal


weekly

100

__________ causes malformations with exposure

Risperidone

200

What medications are assoc with the following? (3)

not asoc with increased risk of structural fetal malformations

low birth wt 

preterm birth

Buproprion

trazodone

Venlafaxine

200

Name this medication:

recommended NOT to be used in women of child being age and in pregnancy d/t Neuronal tube defects (NTDs)

increased risk of Autism

other defeats:

cranial facial

cleft palate

polydactyly ( extra fingers or toes)

hepatic dysfunction

neonatal toxicity

lower IQ


Valproic Acid

200

Lithium is a protective against fatal ETHOH syndrome but still considered __________

Neurotoxic

200
Name the medication:


assoc with cleft lip/palate 

increased risk of stillbirth or miscarriage

no neurodevelopmental delays

Lamotrigine

200

________ is the most effective and has the most safety data

Haloperidol

300

This medication has been associated with increased risk for ADHD in children exposed to it in utero

Bupropion

300

If using Valproic Acid during breastfeeding the PNMHP should be concerned and monitor what in the infant?

Hepatic and  and platelet count


*** low transmission breastmilk

300

What are the sxm of floppy baby syndrome and assoc with lithium?

hypotonicity problems with eating, respiratory problems, poor reflexes, and cardiac issues



***assoc with 3rd trimester and postpartum


300

Lamotrigine crosses into breastmilk at ______ %

and considered to be _________

Still at risk for _____ _______ _______ 

in infants

30, safe


SJS

300

True or False


There is no difference between GGAs & SGAs when using during pregnancy

True

400

______ , ______ , ________ use is not considered to pose risk for serious adverse events in the perinatal period

SSRIs , SNRIs, bupropion 

400

Name this medication:

Not recommended during pregnancy

assoc with NTD

low birth rate

decreased head circumference


Carbamazepine

400

The s/s of neonatal lithium toxicity are?


lethergy

poor sucking reflex

tachypnea

tachycardia

respiratory distress

hypotonia

cyanosis

400

_______ generation antipsychotics  are commonly prescribed for depression, bipolar, and psychotic disorders

Second

400

Name the medication:

rates of premature births, spontaneous abortion, and congenital abnormaliites did not differ from general population



Olanzepine

500

The PMHNP should ALWAYS to a ______ ______ ______ weighing risk of untreated  mental health illness

Risk Benefit Analysis

500

If prescribing Carbamazepine for postpartum the PMHNP knows:

amount varies transferred in breastmilk varies

overall itis safe

monitor serum levels and hepatic fxn 

500

True or false:

There is no evidence that lithium exposure during pregnancy has negative effects on neurodevelopment, cognition, and behavior of exposed children

True


***** 30-50% is secreted in breastmilk

500

Taking antipsychotics during pregnancy causes increased risk of  ?

gestational diabetes and obesity in pregnancy

low birth rate

preterm birth

cardiac defects



500

True or False

Infants exposed to olanzapine through breastmilk had no adverse rxn


True


4% had somnolence, insomnia, tremor