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Across 3. CLASS GI AGENT antiemetic DOSE 25-5- Mg Q 3-4 Hrs PO/PR/IM/IV EFFECTS sedation drowsiness dry mouth blurred vision 7. COMPLICATIONS::::::hYTOTENSION:TOTAL SPINAL NEUROLOGIC SEQUELAE::SPINAL HEADACHE ::nAUSEA SHIVERING 9. Class:Narcotic,Analgesic dose 10-20mg q3-6 hrs prn sc/Im/Iv Effects 10. Class:cns agaent analgesic narcotic Dose: Im 1-4 mg Q3-4 Hours Iv 0.5-2 MG Q6-8 Hrs Inrnanasal 1MG repeat Q 90 Secs Effects Sedation 11. Class cns agent narcotic DOSE IV 2.5-15mg Q4Hrs IM/SC 5-2- MG Q4Hrs 12. Disadvantages::::::::;Maternal hypotension down bp:::Postural punture seizures

Down 1. Class Cns Agent narcotic DOSE 50-100 mg IM/SC q 3-4 Hrs Effects nausea comitting itching sedation resp depression dizziness 2. COMPLICATIONS::::toxic reactions excessive amouth of the drug accidental injection spinal head aches 4. CLASS antihistamine sedative antiemetic DOSE 25-1-- MG PO/IM Q 6 HRS 5. ADVANTAGESproduces good analgesia ::woman is really awake during labor and birth:: continuous technique allowes diff blocking for each stage of labor 6. class anthistmaine annemitic sedative hypottic DOSE:25-5- Mg Q 6hrs PO/IM/IV Effects Drowsines sedation dry mouth bp is down nausea comitting 8. ADVANTAGES immediate onset of anesthesia relative easoe of administration smaller drug volume maternal compartionemtizion of the drug 8. Disadvantages:::::::hIGH iNCIDENCE OF HYPTOENSION::::Greater potential for fetal hypoxia::::Short acting