Contraception Flashcards
1
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2 general contraceptive mech’s
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- inhibit formation and release of egg
- mechanical, chemical, or temporal barrier b/w sperm and eggq
2
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Hormonal contaceptives
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- pills
- injectable
- implantable
- IUD
- contraceptive patches
- contraceptive rings
3
Q
Injectable
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-depo medroxyprogesterone acetate (DepoProvera)
4
Q
Implantable
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-etonogestrel rod implant (Nexplanon)
5
Q
IUD
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- levonorgestrel (Mirena
- Skyla
- Liletta
6
Q
Contraceptive patches
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-OrthoEvra
7
Q
Contraceptive rings
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NuvaRing
8
Q
Oral Contraceptives- combo- moa
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- suppress GnRH- suppression of FSH and LH
- progesterone- major player- suppress LH and ovulation, thicken cervical mucus, creates an unfavorable atrophic endometrium for implantation
- estrogen- improves cycle control- stabilize endometrium, allows less breakthru bleeding
9
Q
Progesterone- consider what?
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androgenic effect!!
10
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Progestin-only oral contraceptives (mini-pill)- moa
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- make cervical mucous thick and impermeable
- ovulation continues in 40%
- used in breastfeeding women and women how have a contraindication to estrogen!!
11
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Oral contraceptives- benefits
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- menstrual cycle regularity
- improve dysmenorrhea
- dec risk of iron def anemia
- lower incidence of endometrial and ovarian cancers
12
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oral contraceptives- SE’s
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- breakthru bleeding- in 1st 3 months
- amenorrhea
- mild SEs- bloating, breast tenderness, nausea, fatigue, HA
13
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oral contraceptives- serous SE’s
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- venous thrombosis!!
- PE!!
- cholestasis and gallbladder dz
- stroke and MI
- hepatic tumors
14
Q
Transdermal patch
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(estrogen and progesterone)
- for 3 wks
- greater risk of thrombosis
15
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vaginal ring
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(estrogen and progesterone)
-for 3 wks