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| Maxalon / Pramin ( Cat A) |
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Definition
1. Prokinetic Agent
2.Stimulates the motility of the upper Gastrointestional Tract without affecing gastric,bilary or pancreatic secreations
3.Increases rate of gastric empting by enhancing perstalisis
4 . Increases resting tone of lower esophageal sphincter
5. Gas some dopamine antagonist activity
6. Increases Prolactin secreation |
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Term
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Definition
Nausea and vomitting
Enhances absorbtion of aspirin |
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Definition
| 10-20 mg orally six hourly |
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Term
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Definition
1. Phenothiazine - extrapyramidal effects
2.Increase asbortion of aspirin, paracetmol, dizampam and controlled releases morphine
3.may decrease absorption of digoxin,cimetidine and penicillin
4.May potentiation action of cns depressants
5.Diabetic control may be affected
6.may increase seizure activity in epilepsy
7. Anti Chollenergic Drugs may reduce the effects |
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| Metoclopramide midwifery use |
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Definition
1. Cause of vomiting should be identified prior to treament
2.Compatiable with morphine and Pethidine
3. Slow IV over 1/2 minutes
4. Discard Ampoules
5. Warn women against driving
6. Seek medical advise if nausea vomitting ocntinues |
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Definition
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| Prochlorperazine Action and USE |
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Definition
1. Centerally acting phenothiazine that has antidopamine actions, anatagonise alpha adreno recptors. blocks nor adrenaline and has weak anti chollernergic , anti histamine and anti serotoninc actions
Used for vertigo |
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Term
| Proclorperazine Midwifery Practice Points |
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Definition
1. Warn women from driving
2. If women has diabetes monitor blood sugars
3. skin may be sensitive to un
4.Phenytoin level should be monitored |
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| Proclorperazine Interactions |
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Definition
1. May Lowe convulsive threshold
2. thiazine diraretics may accentuate orthostationhypotenstion
3. May potentiation anti chollernergix effects of TCAS |
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