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Re: Midwives and Drugs (long) From: Michael Rice (mcrice@gil.com.au) Sun Sep 29 16:18:07 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Paul Chandler: "Re: nst form" Previous message: KELLY SHANAHAN: "Re: Not exactly a pain in the butt" Maybe in reply to: Michael Rice: "Midwives and Drugs (long)" > Thanks for listening. Hope it was useful in your thought process. >The use of Pit for PPH, or also for the augmentation or induction? Only for prevention and treatment of PPH, only for IMI, max 10u prophylactically and 20u for treatment. > Benadryl on hand is not so bad, it's OTC here anyway. I was thinking of the parenteral form, for dystonias. Thanks, Michael ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dr Michael Rice M.B.,B.S.,Dip R.A.C.O.G.,F.R.A.C.G.P. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ mcrice@gil.com.au General Practitioner -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Lot 10, Samantha Road ph 07 5543 1873 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cedar Vale via Beaudesert, 4285 fx 07 5543 2537 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ or international +61 7 5543 xxxx as above ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Next message: Paul Chandler: "Re: nst form" Previous message: KELLY SHANAHAN: "Re: Not exactly a pain in the butt" Maybe in reply to: Michael Rice: "Midwives and Drugs (long)"

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