(
AP=Antepartum,
IP=Intrapartum (labor and delivery) ,
PP=Postpartum, NB= Newborn)
Medication
Classification
Uses/P
urpose
Mode
of
action
Side
Effects/Adv
erse
Reactions/
Contraindic
ation/
Nursing
Implications
Patient
Response/
Assessment
Labs
Hales
Breastfeeding
classification
Americaine Spray,
Dermoplast Spray
(PP)
Classification:
Anesthetic
Anesthetics,
Local
(numbing
medication)
Uses: oral
irritation, pain,
itching, sore
throat,
hemorrhoids
Inhibits
conduction
of nerves
impulses
from
sensory
nerves
Rash,
irritation,,
sensistation
CTs:
hypersensitiv
ity
NI: assess
pain,
location,
duration, and
characteristic
s before and
after. Assess
for infection-
redness and
drainage
Teaching:
avoid contact
with eyes, do
not use for a
prolonged
time
Evaluation:
Decrease in
itching,
inflammation,
and pain
Unknown
Ampicillin
(IP,
)PP
Classification: anti
infective
Antibiotic
Penicillin fights
bacteria
-effective for
meningitis,
GI/GU
infections,
endocarditis
and skin
infections
Interferes
with cell
wall
replication
and makes
it
susceptible
to lysis
Rash,
Urticaria
Diarrhea,
N/V, oliguria,
bone marrow
depression,,
anaphalyxsis
CT:
hypersensitiv
ity to
penicillins,
antimicrobial
resistance
NI: assess
for infection,
WBC
baseline,
C&S,
Nephrotoxicit
y, I&O,
assess for
anaphylaxis
Improvement
in the signs
and
symptoms of
infection is
indicative of
efficacy
Preg: only
use if needed.
It is excreted
in breast milk
CBC
hepatic, and
renal
function,
WBC, RBC,
HgB, HcT
L1
(PC) B
Benadryl
(AP,
PP)
Classification:
Antihistamine
Sedatives,
allergic
Diphenhydr
AMINE
hydrochlorid
Dizziness,
Dyskinesia,
Sedated,
Allergy:
decreased
rhinitis,
CBC
Only use if the
benefit outweighs
fetal risk. Do not
