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Contraception Flashcards

1
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Who decided eligibility criteria for contraceptives in UK?

A

Determines whether particular method of contraception is suitable to prescribe

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What is CHC?

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Combined hormonal contraception

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3
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Examples of CHC?

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  • COCP
  • Evra patch
  • Novaring
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What is primary mechanism of CHC?

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Ovulation suppression

So it causes endometrial changes and thinning

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5
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When do you start CHC?

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First 5 days of period or anytime in cycle when reasonably sure not pregnant plus condom for 7 days

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6
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How to take COC?

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Daily for 21 days followed by 7 day break

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7
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Risks of COC?

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Venous thrombosis
Arterial thrombosis
Adverse effects on some cancers (breast, cervical)
Systemic HT

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Arterial thrombosis RFs in COC?

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Small increased risk of MI, particularly in smokers, potential increased risk of ischaemic stroke

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What is someone has migraine with aura and is on the COC?

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-Increases risk of ischaemic stroke

THIS IS CONTRAINDICATED

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10
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Side effects of COCP?

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Nausea
Spots
Bleeding
Breast tenderness

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11
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WHat is IUD?

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Intrauterine Device (copper coil)

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12
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Effect of IUD?

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Direct toxic effect (same as spermicides)

Non hormonal

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13
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Can be used as emergency post-coital contraception?

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Copper coil IUD

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14
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IUD effect on periods?

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Longer, heavier, more painful, especially during first 3 months post insertion

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15
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Most suitable and reliable method for women after breast cancer?

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IUD

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16
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How long does IUD last?

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between 3-10 years depending on device

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17
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Effectiveness of IUD?

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VERY effective

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18
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Insertion pain?

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3/10 for mothers

5/10 for not mothers

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19
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Risk of IUD?

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Perforation (small)

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20
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Who is IUD unsuitable for?

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Women with submucosal fibroids

Uterine malformation

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What is an IUS?

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Plastic device placed in uterus which produces progesterone

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22
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What physiological effect does IUD have?

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Endometrial changes/thinning

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23
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Physiological changes of IUS?

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Thickened cervical mucous
Endometrial changes/thinning
Ovulation suppression

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24
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IUS lasts for?

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3-10 years

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25
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Which is more effective IUD or IUS?

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IUS

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26
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Four main IUS devices in market?

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Mirena
Levosart
Kyleena
Jaydess

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27
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Mirena is licensed to treat?

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Heavy periods
HRT
Other therapeutic uses (endometriosis)

28
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Kyleena has a how long license?

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5 year

29
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Jaydees has how long a license?

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3 years

30
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Average insertion of IUS pain?

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3/10 for mums

5/10 for not mums

31
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IUS is unsuitable for?

A

Women with submucosal fibroids

Uterine malformation

32
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What is DMPA?

A

Depot medroxyprogesterone acetate

33
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Types of DMPA?

A

Depoprovera

SayanPress

34
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Physiology of DMPA?

A 
Ovulation suppression 
Thickened cervical mucous 
Endometrial changes/thinning 
Lower oestradiol 
Suppresses FSH
35
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Side effects of DMPA?

A 
Spots 
Weight gain
Nausea 
Headaches 
Bleeding 
Can decrease peak bone mass so not given to <21s
36
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What is LAM?

A

Lactational amenorrhoea method

37
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Phsysiology of LAM?

A

Ovulation suppression
Thicken cervical mucous
Endometrial changes/thinning

38
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Examples of POP?

A

Desogestrel

39
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POP is?

A

Progesterone only pill

40
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Physiology of POP?

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Ovulation suppression
Endometrial changes/thinning
Thickened cervical mucous

41
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When to start POP?

A

Day 1-5 of period

42
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Contraindication of POP?

A

Current breast cancer

43
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Side effects of POP?

A

Nausea
Spots
Bleeding
Headaches

44
Q

What is an SDI?

A

Sub dermal implant

45
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Example of SDI?

A

Nexaplanon

46
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Physiology of nexplanon?

A

Ovulation suppression
Thickened cervical mucous
Endometrial thinning/changes

47
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What is most effective of all contraceptive methods?

A

SDI

48
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How long does SDI last for?

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3 years

49
Q

SDI has a lot of hormonal side effects. True or False?

A

FALSE

-low and stable level of hormones

50
Q

Is the nexplanon safe for most women?

A

Yes- it is progesterone only

51
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Main side effects of nexplanon?

A

Prolonged PV bleeding

52
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If bleeding with SDI what is DDx?

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Cervicitis/endometriosis due to STI
Pregnancy complication
Cervical polyp
Cervical cancer

53
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How is bleeding often controllled on SDI?

A

CHC (if not contraindicated)

54
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Contraindication for SDI?

A

Current breast cancer

55
Q

Mechanical barriers are?

A

Female and male condoms
Cervical caps
Diaphragms

56
Q

Complications of a vasectomy?

A

Failure
Pain
Infection
Bleeding/haematoma

57
Q

Emergency contraception?

A

Emergency IUD

Emergency hormonal contraception (Ulipristal acetate or levonorgestrel)

58
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Examples of hormonal contraception in emergency?

A

Levonorgestrel

Ulipristal acetate

59
Q

Main mechanism of most hormonal methods?

A

Prevention of ovulation

60
Q

What is prevention of ovulation not the mechanism in?

A

Hormone coil

Traditional POP

61
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How does prevention of ovulation work?

A

Suppressing FSH and LH (-ve feedback hypothalamus/pituitary)

62
Q

What contraception methods have the mechanism ‘prevention of fertilisation’?

A 
Condoms 
Diaphragms + spermicide 
Female and male sterilisation 
Intrauterine devices 
Hormonal methods
63
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What is mechanism of hormonal contraceptive methods?

A

Prevention of implantation

64
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Secondary mechanism of action for intrauterine devices?

A

Prevention of mechanism

65
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How does prevention of implantation work?

A

Created hostile endometrium or direct toxicity

66
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Non-contraceptive benefits of hormonal contraception?

A
  • Period pain
  • Heavy bleeding
  • Irregular PV bleeding
  • PMS
  • Cyclical breast tenderness
  • Ovarian cysts
  • Endometriosis
  • Ovarian cancer
  • Acne or hirsutism (CHC only)
  • Perimenopausal symptoms (CHC only)

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