Basal Body Temp and sympto-thermal methods Flashcards

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What is the overall idea of the BBT/STM?

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Record the body temperature changes as well as the cervical changes and the changes in mucus to determine when the best time is to get pregnant or avoid pregnancy etc

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What are the advantages of a prospective study for contraceptive effectiveness?

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Can collect detailed data prospectively
Focus on individual results
Can estimate perfect use effectiveness

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What are the disadvantages of using prospective data to determine effectiveness of contraceptives?

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highly selected populations: decreased generalizability
BEST CASE scenarios

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What are the advantages of a RETROepctive data collection system to determine contraceptive effectiveness?

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More general
Comparisons can be used/made

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What are the DISadvantages of a RETROepctive data collection system to determine contraceptive effectiveness?

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Recall bias: underreporting
Low method prevalence
Cannot estimate perfect use effectiveness

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Which app for BBT recording is FDA approved?

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Natural cycles

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What is the position of the cervix when estrogen is high?

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Cervix is softer, higher, and more open

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