This common sleep disorder occurs more commonly in women than men and is commonly associated with hormone fluctuations triggered by menstruation, pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause. (Ch. 24)
This common alternative agent is sometimes employed as an alternative to SSRIs. (Ch. 25)
This thiazide diuretic is considered safe to administer for chronic gestational hypertension. (Ch. 15)
According to Wisconsin state standards, licensed midwives are to offer an intramuscular injection of vitamin K to prevent this disease in newborns.
This mood disorder occurs in 15%-20% of individuals prior to birth and due to hormonal fluctuations, fatigue, and psychological adjustments to parenthood. (Ch. 25)
It is advised that pregnant and lactating individuals take 160-209 mcg of this thyroid supporting trace element. (Ch. 19)
This agent is administered 72 hours after birth to reduce the incidences of Rh sensitization (Ch. 37)
The placenta plays a key roll in moving drugs back into the maternal_______, essentially protecting the fetus from possible adverse drug effects. (Ch. 3)
This topical anti-fungal is considered the drugs of choice during pregnancy. (Ch. 26)
These medications accelerate fetal pulmonary maturation and subsequently may be administered if there is a risk of pre-term birth. (Ch. 36)
This endocrine hormone, produced in the pineal gland, is useful for regulating circadian rhythms, restoring normal sleep-wake cycles, and can be found over the counter as a food supplement. (Ch. 24)
This 1st generation H1 antihistamine is effective at relieving nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. (Ch. 13)
This alternative agent is commonly employed to prevent UTIs. (Ch. 10)
This water-soluble vitamin treats dyslipidemia and plays and important role in cholesterol metabolism. (Ch. 5)