This document summarizes several drugs, their typical doses, administration methods, intended uses, and potential effects on labor progress and the mother and fetus. Morphine sulfate can be used for pain relief but may prolong labor by reducing uterine contractions. Bupivacaine and lidocaine are local anesthetics that provide analgesia with minimal effects on labor or the mother and fetus. Thiopental sodium should only be used during pregnancy if benefits outweigh risks to the unborn baby, as it can cause fetal bradycardia. Naloxone is used to reverse opioid effects but can cause withdrawal symptoms in the fetus and mother.
This document summarizes several drugs, their typical doses, administration methods, intended uses, and potential effects on labor progress and the mother and fetus. Morphine sulfate can be used for pain relief but may prolong labor by reducing uterine contractions. Bupivacaine and lidocaine are local anesthetics that provide analgesia with minimal effects on labor or the mother and fetus. Thiopental sodium should only be used during pregnancy if benefits outweigh risks to the unborn baby, as it can cause fetal bradycardia. Naloxone is used to reverse opioid effects but can cause withdrawal symptoms in the fetus and mother.
This document summarizes several drugs, their typical doses, administration methods, intended uses, and potential effects on labor progress and the mother and fetus. Morphine sulfate can be used for pain relief but may prolong labor by reducing uterine contractions. Bupivacaine and lidocaine are local anesthetics that provide analgesia with minimal effects on labor or the mother and fetus. Thiopental sodium should only be used during pregnancy if benefits outweigh risks to the unborn baby, as it can cause fetal bradycardia. Naloxone is used to reverse opioid effects but can cause withdrawal symptoms in the fetus and mother.
Drugs Dose Method of Indications Effect on Effect on
Administration Labor Mother & Progress Effect on Fetus Morphine 0.2 to 2.3 Subcutaneous, Relief of May reduce Morphine Sulfate mg/kg/dose Intramuscular moderate to the strength, may affect PO every 12 or Intravenous severe acute and duration and baby’s hours route. chronic pain frequency of development where use of an uterine in the first opioid analgesic contractions trimester is appropriate resulting in taking prolonged morphine at labor the end of pregnancy has a risk that the baby will get withdrawal symptoms when they’re born Bupivacaine 2 mg/kg By injection Local or regional It produces Can cause (without anesthesia good sensory maternal epinephrine) analgesia surgical blockade with hypotension 2.5 mg/kg obstetric or minimal or no as well as (with diagnostic motor fetal epinephrine) procedures blockade bradycardia Or 150 mg Lidocaine 5mL Subcutaneous, Local or regional Does not Almost no (100mg/5ml ) Intramuscular, anesthetics. prolong the negative As needed Intravenous Mnagement of active – first effect on the Injection, acute ventricular and second the mother Transdermal arrhythmias stages of and the fetus during cardiac labor manipulation control of status epilepticus refractory to other treatments Thiopental IV 25 to 75 Intravenous As the sole Induces Thiopental Soduim mg; observe route only anesthetic agent tachycardia, should be for 60 se. for brief ( 15 min) and incidence used during procedures of ventricular pregnancy fibrillation is only if the increased possible benefit outweighs the possible risk to the unborn baby Naloxone 0.4- 2 mg IV, Intravenous Reversal narcotic Significantly Can cause Hydrochloride I/O, Nasal. Infusion induced increased the withdrawal May repeat 2 depression coma incidence of symptoms in times at 2-3 or neurological pruitos fetus as well minutes unresponsivenes as mother intervals. s of unknown Pediatric: 0.1 origin mg/kg to maximum of 2mg
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