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Teratology
Alcohol and Street Drugs
Question | Answer |
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Inheritance of addition: Male children to develop alcoholism | 25% risk |
Inheritance of addition: Female children to develop alcoholism | 5-10% risk |
How many children each year are born with FAS in the US? | 4000 |
Two methods to screen pregnant women for alcohol use... | 1. Laboratory tests 2. Brief questionnaires |
4 P's for assessment of risk drinking | Pregnancy, Past, Partner, Parents |
NET | Normal drinker? Do you ever have an EYE-opener? How many drinks does it TAKE to make you feel high? |
Laboratory tests for disk drinking | liver damage, increased MCV, urine toxicology |
Alcohol can lead to... | Pregnancy loss, FAS (Growth retardation, CNS dysfunction, facial features, malformations) |
CNS abnormalities with FAS | below average intelligence, hyperactivity, attention deficits, language dysfunction, perceptual difficulties |
Tobacco... increased risk for | IUGR, prematurity, stillbirth; facial clefts, learning disorders, hyperactivitiy, |
Postnatal exposure to Tobacco... | SIDS, asthma, ear infections |
The possibility of substance abuse must be considered in ... | ALL pregnant women. |
Cocaine and pregnancy... | vasoconstrictive and hypertensive activity ; OB complications ; IUGR, small risk for malformations (GI, cardiovascular) |
Cocaine... | neonatal behavioral abnormalities (disappear in the first few months of life), long term impact on cognition and behavior not well understood; SIDS; |
When cocaine is excreted in breast milk... | reports of vomiting, tremulousness, irritability, and seizures |
Marijuana.... what is excreted in breastmilk? | THC |
Some evidence that marijuana causes... | behavioral changes |
Marijuana use in the 3rd trimester can cause... | adaptation syndrome |
Amphetamines & studies | animal & human studies are inconsistent |
Amphetamines & 3rd trimester use... | low birth wt, prematurity, withdrawal symptoms, possible long term effect on cognition and behavior |
LSD (prior use, chromosomal damage?) | Not associated with increased risk for abnormalities in subsequent pregnancies and does not appear to cause chromosome damage |
LSD case reports of ... | CNS, eyes, limbs, not most studies have not substantiated this |
Heroin | long term behavioral abnormalities, increased risk for OB complications including IUGR, prematurity, fetal distress, perinatal mortality, SIDS, neonatal withdrawal |
Inhalation of solvents | fetal damage similar to that seen with FAS (preterm labor, growth deficiency, microcephaly and CNS dysfunction, facial features) |