1 Contraceptives Flashcards

1
Q

MOA of combined oral contraceptives

A

Suppression of ovulation; cervical mucus thickening; endometrial thinning

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2
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0.1-0.3% per 100 women years

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Failure rate of COC

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3
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Reasons for failure rate of COC

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Poor compliance, reduced absorption, increased metabolism

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4
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Reduced incidence of these things on COC

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Carcinoma of ovary, carcinoma of endometrium, benign breast disease, benign ovarian cysts, fibroids, ectopic pregnancy, pelvic infection.

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5
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Side effects of COC

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Weight gain, acne, not good for bones in long term use.

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6
Q

Increase in VTE risk on COC

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3-4x (but normal risk only 7 in 100,000)

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7
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Lamotrigine

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The levels of this are reduced by the CHC, so, in the pill free week the symptoms worsen and fit control worsens. Sodium valproate is okay to use.

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8
Q

Levonelle

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Levonorgestrel

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9
Q

ellaOne

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Ulipristal acetate. Selective progesterone receptor modulator

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10
Q

After levonelle, need to use condoms for…

A

2 days for POP
7 days for COC
9 days Qlaira

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11
Q

After ellaOne, need to use condoms for…

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9 days for POP
14 days for CHC
16 days Qlaira

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12
Q

After emergency contraception do not use (2)

A

IUS or dianette

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13
Q

Copper coil MOA

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Inhibits fertilisation due to direct toxicity.

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14
Q

<1%

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Failure rate of copper coil

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15
Q

300mm2, preferably 380mm2

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How much copper should be in the copper coil if using it for long term use

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16
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The Fraser guidelines

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1 understands the advice
2 cannot be persuaded to inform rents
3 likely to online having UPSI
4 if she does not receive treatment her physical/mental health will suffer
5 in is in her best interests
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17
Q

20%

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Percentage of women who become amenorrhoeic on cerazette

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18
Q

DMPA

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Depot medoxyprogesterone acetate injection. Aqueous suspension 150mg/ml given every 12 weeks. Most common

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19
Q

NET EN

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Norethisterone Oenanthate, known as noristerat. Oily 200mg given every 8 weeks. Rarely used

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20
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Guidance for DMPA use

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In adolenscense, use only 1st line if other methods unsuitable or unacceptable. All women re-evaluate risks/benefits at 2 years. in women with lifestyle and/or medical risk factors for osteoporosis consider other methods

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21
Q

Norplant

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Subdermal implant in 1993, no longer available

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22
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Implanon

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Subdermal implant from 1999.

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23
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Nexplanon

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Almost 100% effect implant.

24
Q

Mirena

A

Levonorgestrel Intra Uterine System

25
Q

30-50%

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% of women who get breakthrough bleeding in first few months of starting oral contraceptives

26
Q

Nuva-ring

A

Medium acting contraceptive.

27
Q

Evra

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20cm2 transdermal patch.

28
Q

Zoely

A

Nornegestal acetate/estradiol.

29
Q

The 2008 white paper on pharmacy services in England states that pharmacies should be involved in:

A
promotion/access condoms
Sexual Heath prescribing/PGDs
Advice&EHC
STI awareness raising 
Chlamydia testing
Supply contraceptive pill
30
Q

18-29

A

Age group when most unplanned pregnancies occur

31
Q

90%

A

Percentage of teenage pregnancies in England that are unplanned

32
Q

Potential barrier method failure

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Due to: condom rupture, dislodgement or misuse, incorrect insertion of diaphragm/cap, removed too early, torn or dislodges during intercourse

33
Q

Potential IUD failure

A

Complete or partial expulsion, mid cycle removal

34
Q

Qlaira

A

A COC which has a complex quadraphasic dosage regime designed to provide optimal cycle control. It has a continuous 28 day cycle with 26 active and 2 placebo tablets. It has different missed pill rules to other COCs. A pill is considered to be missed if taken more than 12 hours late. If this missed pill is in days 1-24 of the cycle, additional precautions are required for 9 days.

35
Q

MOA of EHC if taken after ovulation has occurred

A

affects the motility of the fallopian tube to prevent the sperm meeting the ovum, it affects the patency of the endometrium to proven implantation

36
Q

16 years

A

Minimum age for P supply of levonelle

37
Q

18

A

Minimum (licensed) age for POM supply of elleOne

38
Q

Methods of contraception ok if on enzyme inducing drugs

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POP, copper bearing IUDs or the levonrgestrel containing IUS

39
Q

Short term EID

A

On this, should have CHC with at least 30mcg EE, and use addition contraception. Use tricycling regime

40
Q

Long term EID

A

on this, should have CHC with at least 50mcg EE and use tricycling regimen. Increase if bleeding.

41
Q

Breakthrough bleeding indicated…

A

low serum EE concentrations. If other causes, e.g. chlamydia have been excluded, the dose of EE can be increased up to a max of 70mcg

42
Q

3mg levonelle within 120 hours (unlicensed). Not UPA

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EC treatment for people on EID

43
Q

After UPSI and EC do preg test….

A

No sooner than three weeks after

44
Q

IUD is made of

45
Q

Qlaira pill is late if over

46
Q

Qlaira what to do for missed pill

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1-17: take pill & use extra con(9 days)
18-24: start new pack & use extra(9 days)
25-26: take pill, no extra
27-28: placebo

47
Q

elective surgery (with immobility) suggest…

A

COC discontinue 4 weeks prior/ use LMWH

POP is fine

48
Q

emergency surgery suggest…

A

LMWH & stockings

Stop COC if long period of immobility

49
Q

past history of DVT suggest…

A

CuIUD (UKMEC1)

POP/IUS (UKMEC 2)

50
Q

Circumstaces where you consider referring a woman requesting EC for IUD?

51
Q

History of migraine suggest…

52
Q

Risk to the foetus with EC?

A

Levonelle - no risk
EllaOne - unknown
IUD - risk ectopic preg

53
Q

Contraceptives reduced by EI

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COC, POP, patches, vag rings

54
Q

EI will effect for what time frame

A

while taking and until 4 weeks after

55
Q

Tricycling means

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3 packs on the trot followed by 4 day PFI