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  • November 28, 2024
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PMH C TEST FINAL EXAM ACTUAL
EXAM CURRENTLY TESTING
QUESTIONS 2 VERSIONS ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+


VERSION A

What is low omega 3s correlated with? -
....ANSWER...depression. But insufficient evidence for
prevention/treatment of PMADs.


What should one be cautious with when taking St.
John's Wort? - ....ANSWER...-may reduce the
effectiveness of birth control.
-should not be taken with anti-depressants and
many other meds.


The herb SAM-e has what positive effect? -
....ANSWER...Positive effect with depression. May

,temporarily increase anxiety. Contraindicated with
bipolar.


The probiotic lactobacillus reuteri decreased
symptoms of what? - ....ANSWER...Colic therefore
reducing PPD


Placenta Encapsulation - ....ANSWER...no significant
evidence showing benefits.


Which antidepressant is less likely to cause nausea?
- ....ANSWER...mirtazapine (Remeron) an SSRI
(atypical antidepressant). Other ones can have the
side effect of nausea more often. Can be
administered as an disintegrating tablet. Sedation
and weight gain are common side effects.


Which antidepressant may help with smoking
cessation? - ....ANSWER...bupropion (Wellbutrin)
(atypical antidepressant). Not well studied.
dopamine-reuptake inhibitor. Some studies show
increased risk of cardiovascular anomalies after 1st
trimester compared to non-exposed infants.

,What are some possible risks of using bupropion
(Wellbutrin) during pregnancy? -
....ANSWER...increased risk of cardiovascular
anomalies.
Other possible risks include: miscarriage, lowered
seizure threshold (problematic with pre-eclampsia),
ADHD, fetal cardia arrhythmia, neonatal
hyperinsulinism


List some facts about tricyclic antidepressants: -
....ANSWER...-relatively well studied.
-No increased risk of congenital malformations. No
adverse effects on IQ, language or behavior in
children that were exposed.
-Transient neonatal side effects can include
lethargy, poor suck, rapid breathing, irritability.
Constipation, sedation (which are common in
pregnancy as well).
*Parent compounds (imipramine and nortriptyline)
tend to have more side effects than active
metabolites (desipramine and nortriptyline).


Considerations for antidepressant choices
postpartum. - ....ANSWER...-avoid excessive sedation
(even at night) in order to be able to hear baby cry,

, be able to feed baby without dropping baby, may
pose increased risk for co-sleeping.
-Sleep interference (PP moms are already sleep
deprived...don't want to make it worse)
-Weight gain (PP weight retention associated with
greater long term health risks)
-Sexual dysfunction (may affect intimate relationship
at a vulnerable time)
-breastfeeding exposure


Additional perinatal treatment options: -
....ANSWER...ECT-electroconvulsive therapy.
TMS-transcranial magnetic stimulation


Facts about Brexanolone: - ....ANSWER...-
Brexanolone is a neuroactive steroid gamma-
aminobutyric acid (GABA-A). A receptor positive
modulator indicated for the treatment of postpartum
depression (PPD) in adults.
- Only medication FDA approved specifically for
postpartum depression
-IV infusion over 60 hours (works quickly)
-studied on only few women, no long-term studies
(some participants lost consciousness)

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