Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast

Episode 46: Obstetric Pharmacology and Fetal Assessment with Mike Hofkamp

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Jun 8, 2017
A lively tour of obstetric anesthesia explores how common drugs affect the uterus, placenta, and newborn, from inhaled anesthetics and opioids to oxytocin, magnesium, and seizure medications. The discussion also covers fetal heart-rate monitoring, ultrasound, pregnancy testing, preterm-birth treatments, and the risks and possibilities of fetal surgery.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Obstetric Pharmacology and Fetal Assessment
02:11 • 2min
3
The Effect of Inhalational Agents on the Uterine Tone
03:57 • 2min
4
Anesthesia for a C-Section
05:46 • 2min
5
Can Propofol Cross the Placenta?
08:03 • 2min
6
Is There a Risk of Teregienic Effects With NSAIDs?
09:47 • 2min
7
Is There a Connection Between Pregnancy and Lidocaine?
11:22 • 2min
8
What Is an Oxytocin Drug?
12:54 • 3min
9
Preeclampsia - Methyl Organovine
15:55 • 2min
10
Is Prostaglandin F2 Alpha a Tocolytic Drug?
17:40 • 2min
11
MAC Increases Neuromuscular Blocker Side Effects
19:31 • 2min
12
Is There Any Use of Magnesium for Preterm Labor?
21:16 • 3min
13
Anti-Seizure Medications During Pregnancy
24:40 • 4min
14
Is There a Risk of Lidocaine in Placental Transfer?
28:29 • 3min
15
Category C Drugs in Pregnancy?
31:01 • 2min
16
Are Anti-Seizure Drugs Category D or X?
32:38 • 3min
17
Is There a Change in Amniocentesis?
35:48 • 2min
18
Polyhydramnios Is a Fetal Polyuria That Affects About 1% of Pregnancies
37:50 • 2min
19
Ultrasonography and Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring
39:52 • 4min
20
Early Variable in Late D Cells in Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring
43:59 • 2min
21
What Is a Non-Stress Test?
45:44 • 2min
22
Do I Need a Contraction Stress Test if I'm Not Getting the Results From the Non-Stressed Test?
47:44 • 2min
23
Anti-Partum Therapy for Preterm Infants
49:22 • 3min
24
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52:36 • 2min