Behavioral Emergencies - Special Considerations in the Pregnant Patient Crossword

A prior history of __________, perinatal or otherwise, is the biggest factor predictive of future risk
A 2013 meta-analysis of 19 studies reported no association between __________ exposure and congenital malformations, as well as major malformations.
The risk of neural tube defects with __________ is significantly high but less than that of valproate.
The severity of agitations may warrant appropriate clinical use of __________ after the risks and benefits of short-term administration have been weighed
Women in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy are vulnerable to the development of __________ if mechanical restraints are used.
__________ also appears to be more likely to occur during pregnancy compared with the postpartum period.
The __________ properties of alcohol have been recognized since the 1960s.
Maternal opioid withdrawal can lead to the development of an __________ abstinence syndrome, which could be potentially fatal for the fetus, and can have potential longterm effects on the development of the fetal brain.
__________ can be of benefit in managing mild alcohol withdrawal syndrome, and may be a consideration, given its relative safety in pregnancy.
Although methadone remains the current standard of care, __________ is increasingly being preferred by many practitioners, given limited access to methadone maintenance treatment programs, similar efficacy, and other relatively favorable outcomes described in this article.