ARSD 20:86:03:0A
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
(Methergine) Postpartum
hemorrhage only
0.2mg
Intramuscular
or orally
Single dose. Every six hours, may repeat
3 times. Contraindicated in hypertension and Raynaud's Disease.
Lidocaine HCL
1% or 2%
Local anesthetic for use during postpartum repair
of lacerations or episiotomy
Maximum 50 ml (1%)
Maximum 15 ml (2%)
Precutaneous infiltration only
Completion of repair
Penicillin G
(Recommended) Group B Strep
Prophylaxis
5 million units initial dose, then 2.5 million units every 4 hours until birth
IV in > 100 ml LR, NS or
D5LR
Until birth of baby
Ampicillin
Sodium
(Alternative) Group B Strep
Prophylaxis
2 grams initial dose, then 1 gram every 4 hours until birth
IV in > 100ml NS
Until birth of baby
Cefazolin Sodium
Group B Strep
Prophylaxis
2 grams initial dose, then 1 gram every 8 hours
IV in > 100 ml LR, NS or
D5LR
Until birth of baby
Clindamycin
Phosphate
Group B Strep Prophylaxis
900 mg every 8 hours
IV in > 100 ml
NS or LR
Until birth of baby
Lactated Ringers
(LR) To administer group B Strep Prophylaxis
Intravenous catheter
5% Dextrose in
Lactated Ringer's
solution (D5LR)
To administer
group B Strep
Prophylaxis
Intravenous
catheter
0.9% Sodium
Chloride (NS)
To administer group B Strep Prophylaxis
Intravenous catheter
Oxygen
Maternal/Fetal Distress, or Neonatal Resuscitation
10-12 L/min
10 L/min
Mask or bag and mask
Until stabilization is achieved or transfer to a hospital is complete
0.5%
Erythromycin Ophthalmic Ointment
Prophylaxis of Neonatal Opthalmia
1 cm ribbon in each eye
Topical
1 dose
Rh(D) Immune Globulin
Prevention of RH(D) sensitization in Rh(D) negative women
300 mcg
Intramuscularly
Single dose at any gestation for Rh(D) negative, antibody negative women within 72 hours of spontaneous bleeding or abdominal trauma.
Single dose at 26-28 weeks gestation for Rh(D) negative, antibody negative women.
Single dose for Rh(D) negative, antibody negative women within 72 hours of delivery of Rh(D) positive infant, or infant with unknown blood type.
Tranexamic Acid (TXA)
Postpartum Hemorrhage
To be used when initial anti-hemorrhagic therapies fail and with notification of local medical support
100 mg/ml (1g)
IV at 1 ml per minute
2nd dose if bleeding continues past 30 min or restarts within 24 hours
IV Fluids
·Lactate Ringers (LR)
·.45% Saline
·.9% Normal Saline
Postpartum Hemorrhage
Infuse 1 liter at wide-open rate
IV line with 16-18 gauge needle
After first liter, a second liter may be titrated to client's condition. With the start of the second liter, transport to hospital is required and local medical support will be notified.
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL MIDWIVES
DRUG FORMULARY
Chapter 20:86:03
APPENDIX A
SEE: 20:86:03:11
Drug
Indication
Dose
Route of Administration
Duration of Treatment
Phylloquinone
(Vitamin K1)
Prophylaxis for Vitamin K
deficiency
bleeding
1 mg
Intramuscularly
1 dose
Oxytocin (Pitocin)
Postpartum
hemorrhage only
10 units/ml
Intramuscularly
only
1-2 doses. Transport to
hospital required if more
than two (2) doses are
administered.
Misoprostol
Note: This is an appropriate off label use of this drug.
Postpartum
hemorrhage only
200 microgram
tabs, at 800
micrograms per
dose (4tabs)
Rectal or
sublingual, or
may be used as
½ rectally and
½ sublingually
1-2 doses. Transport to
hospital required if more than
2 doses are administered. Not to exceed 800 micrograms.
Methylergonovine
Source: 45 SDR 31, effective September 10, 2018 ; 48 SDR 115, effective May 23, 2022 .
Prior versions effective: 2018-09-10.