camtasia- hormonal contraception recap

Question 1

But multiple risk factors for CVD is WHO category

Answer 1

Four

Question 2

Blood pressure greater than 160/100 is WHO category

Answer 2

Four

Question 3

Cardiac valvular disease with complications such as hypertension, afib, history of SBE is WHO category

Answer 3

Four

Question 4

Current DVT/PE, and most women with a history of DVT, is a WHO category

Answer 4

Four

Question 5

Major surgery with prolong the mobilization is WHO category

Answer 5

Four

Question 6

Known thrombogenetic mutations is WHO category

Answer 6

Four

Question 7

Past to our current ischemia heart disease is WHO category

Answer 7

Four

Question 8

The history of CVA

Answer 8

Is category four

Question 9

Migraine with aura

Answer 9

Is category four

Question 10

Migraine without aura, age greater than 35

Answer 10

This category 3/4

Question 11

Current breast cancer is category

Answer 11

Four

Question 12

History of breast cancer and no evidence of disease for past five years is category

Answer 12

Three

Question 13

Diabetes with neuropathy, retinopathy, vascular disease, are greater than 20 years duration is category

Answer 13

3/4

Question 14

Active viral hepatitis

Answer 14

Is category four

Question 15

Severe cirrhosis are malignant liver tumors this category

Answer 15

Four

Question 16

If a woman is a light smoker age 35 to 40 how would you advise her with COC?

Answer 16

Use caution

Question 17

An otherwise healthy woman less than 35 years old COCs are considered

Answer 17

Acceptable

Question 18

Smoking more than 15 cigarettes per day in over a age 35 is

Answer 18

Category four -no COC

Question 19

Any smoking over age 40 is

Answer 19

Category four absolutely no COC

Question 20

For a postpartum woman not breastfeeding: before three weeks postpartum, COC is category

Answer 20

Four

Question 21

For a postpartum woman not breastfeeding:

Between three and six weeks postpartum with risk for V TE, the risk is category

Answer 21

3/4

Question 22

For a postpartum woman not breastfeeding, between three and six weeks with no risk for VTE, the risk category is

Answer 22

Two

Question 23

For breastfeeding women avoid estrogen containing methods because of

Answer 23

Milk supply issues

Question 24

For breastfeeding women estrogen containing methods should be avoided at least

Answer 24

Six weeks postpartum

Question 25

Do some advise to avoid estrogen products for the duration of breastfeeding?

Answer 25

Yes, they do!

Question 26

What method is preferred to start COC by the WHO

Answer 26

Quickstart method

Question 27

On the Quickstart method, when you take the first pill ?

Answer 27

Th th the day of the office visit

Question 28

How long should you use backup methods on Quickstart?

Answer 28

Seven days

Question 29

If you start on the first day of menses do you need backup?

Answer 29

No

Question 30

If you start on the Sunday after menses how long will you need backup?

Answer 30

Use backup for seven days if pill started more than five days after menses started.

Question 31

When you counsel a patient regarding COC, but you must include information regarding what to do if

Answer 31

But you miss a pill

Question 32

If you miss a pill, emergency contraception may be needed if you've had unprotected sex in the past

Answer 32

Five days

Question 33

For most women, advises follows: the first day you may as a pill,

Answer 33

Take two pills and use condoms for the next seven days

Question 34

Most common side effects of Ortho EVERA or the patch

Answer 34

Skin reactions, breasts symptoms, headache, nausea.

Question 35

Can women greater than 198 pounds use the patch

Answer 35

Not advised, there may be a greater risk of pregnancy

Question 36

Can you start the patch on the first day of menses

Answer 36

Us no need for backup

Question 37

If you use the Quickstart method should you use backup?

Answer 37

yes. Use backup for seven days

Question 38

If the patches lose our off for less than 24 hours

Answer 38

Reapply firmly. Do not use other adhesives and wraps

Question 39

If the patch is loose or off for greater than 24 hours

Answer 39

Start new patch cycle immediately Use backup for seven days This is now a new patch change day

Question 40

nuvaring but most common side effects that are

Answer 40

Headache, leucorrhea, ring expulsion, in foreign body sensation.

Question 41

Should the nuvaring occupy a special position in the vagina?

Answer 41

No

Question 42

Can nuvaring be removed?

Answer 42

Yes for up to three continuous hours.

Question 43

If nuvaring is removed greater than three continuous hours in weeks one or two,

Answer 43

Reinsert the same ring as soon as possible in use backup for seven days.

Question 44

If nuvaring is out of the vagina greater than 3 continuous hours, in week three,

Answer 44

insert new ring

Question 45

What is the only category 4 for condition listed for Depo-Provera, and progesterone only pills?

Answer 45

Breast cancer

Question 46

What are common changes with depo-provera and pops?

Answer 46

Menstrual cycle changes are very common

Question 47

Depo-provera may produce

Answer 47

Unpredictable bleeding

Question 48

½ of all women using Depo-Provera are without a period For

Answer 48

One year

Question 49

80% of all women using depo-provera are without a menstrual cycle after

Answer 49

Five years

Question 50

Progesterone only pills produce

Answer 50

Short and irregular cycles

Question 51

Less commonly progesterone only pills produced

Answer 51

Prolonged bleeding and amenorrhea.

Question 52

Common side effects for depo-provera are

Answer 52

Weight gain, depression

Question 53

For depo-provera a backup method is needed for

Answer 53

One week after the first injection and less given during the first five days after beginning a normal cycle.

Question 54

If more than one week late for depo-provera injection you should

Answer 54

Exclude pregnancy and use backup for seven days after RE initiating

Question 55

How long will it take to return to fertility when depo-provera is discontinued

Answer 55

6 to 12 months

Question 56

What are warning signals when I'm depo-provera

Answer 56

``` Repeated, very painful headaches That heavy bleeding Depression Severe lower abdominal pain pus Prolonged pain Bleeding at injection site ```

Question 57

Progesterone only pills | Regular periods may indicate that the user is

Answer 57

ovulating

Question 58

What time of day should you take pops?

Answer 58

Take at exactly the same time each day and never longer than 24 hours since last dose

Question 59

If more than 2 to 3 hours late taking pops, you must use

Answer 59

A backup method for 48 hours until you are back on schedule.

Question 60

Pop's are considered to be a as effective as COC provided the woman can

Answer 60

Adhere to the dosing schedule

Question 61

implanon is category four for what?

Answer 61

Breast cancer

Question 62

Is implanon easily reversed?

Answer 62

yes, it is quickly reversible

Question 63

Adverse reactions from implanon are

Answer 63

Menstrual cycle disturbances are common | There may be inflammation, infection, are breezing at the site of insertion.

Question 64

But but can you gain weight on implanon?

Answer 64

Average weight gain is less than 5 pounds.

Question 65

Implanon must be inserted in the first

Answer 65

Five days after menses begins. | If so no backup is needed.

Question 66

Is a backup needed if implanon is inserted longer than five days after menses begins?

Answer 66

Yes, backup is needed for seven days.

Question 67

Implanon is intended to provide contraception for

Answer 67

Three years

Question 68

Implanon that can be inserted in postpartum nursing mothers at

Answer 68

Four weeks