Doc - for MTP/Abortion in 1st trimester (63days)
PGE1 - MISOPROSTOL
Also used in NSAIDS induced peptic ulcer
S/E - Diarrhoea chloride secretions
Teratogenic - MOBIUS SYNDROME - 6TH CN DAMAGE
DOC - To open ductus arterious
ALPRASTODIL - PGE1
Doc - cervical ripening
DINOPROSTONE -PGE2
DOC - MTP IN 2ND TRIMESTER
DINOPROST - PGF2 ALPHA
Which drug helps to control PPH resistant to oxytocin?
CARBOPROST - PGF2 ALPHA
C/I in Asthma
Dosage - 250ug inj
Max - 2000ug or 8injection/day
DOC - Glaucoma both POAG, ACG
LATANOPROST
BIMATOPROST
TRAVOPROST
TAFLUPROST
They all PGF2 ALPHA DRUG
Doc - pulmonary artery hypertension?
Prostacyclin - PGI2
TREPROSTONIL, ILOPROST, EPOPROSTENOL.
they serve as VD and anti platelet effect.
Physiological antagonism of PGI2
Thromboxane A2
VC and platelet aggregation
Medical abortion in 1 trimester dosage?
Day 1 - MIFEPRISTONE (RU486) 200mg
Blocks progesterone receptor - death of fetus
Day 3 - MISOPROSTOL
To expel the baby out
Upto 49 days - 400mg oral or s/l
Upto 63 days - 80pmg vaginally or s/l
Doc - close ductus areteriosus
NSAID - IBUPROFEN (DOC) , INDOMETHACIN (mc used)
Uterine stimulant
OXYTOCIN - DOC induction of labour and control PPH
CARBETOCIN - LONGEST ACTING OXYTOCIN
CARBOPROST, ERGOMETRINE, METHYLERGOMETRINE
These three drug used in resistant case of OXY to control PPH and is c/i in induction of labour - cause fetal hypoxia
Uterine relaxant block Oxytocin receptor
ATOSIBAN - safe in heart disease pt.
Beta 2 agonist as tocolytics ?
RITODRINE
ISOXSUPRINE
CCB as uterine relaxant
NIFEDIPINE
General Anaesthetic with maximum tocolytic effect.
HALOTHANE
Drug avoid during labour pain?
NSAIDS
Reason - as it reduces the prostaglandin level thereby decreases the contraction.
Drug inhibit Phospholipase A2 enzyme?
Corticosteroids
Drugs inhibiting COX
NSAIDS - ASPIRIN only irreversible COX inhibitor
Dosage
Low dose - 40-325mg - Antiplatelet
Tx - MI OR STROKE
Medium dose - <2gm
Tx - Analgesic/Antipyretic.
High dose - 2-5gm - Tx - Anti-inflammatory
S/E all NSAIDS - Rashes - SJS, peptic ulcer.
Aspirin usage in Gout
<2g/d - increase uric acid in blood
2-5g/d - variable effects
>5g/d - increases urate excreation or (uricosuric)
Reye’s Syndrome
Viral fever
Aspirin
Liver damage (sudden)
Aspirin is acceptable in which childhood disease?
KAWASAKI DISEASE
Samtars triad
Ethmoidal polyps in nose
Asthma
Aspirin
Non selective COX inhibitors is longest, undergo enterohepatic circulation?
PIROXICAM > TENOXICAM
Non selective COX as INTRAVENOUS NSAID
KETOROLAC