Contraception Flashcards

1
Q

how long can sperm live in the female genital tract?

A

up to 5 days

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2
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what are the different types of contraception?

A

natural family planning

COCP

implant

IUS/IUD

barriers i.e condom/diaphragm

sterilisation

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3
Q

what days during the average cycle is a women most fertile?

A

8-18

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4
Q

what hormones does the combined oral pill contain?

A

oestrogen and progestogen

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5
Q

what is the primary function of the combined pill?

A

inhibit ovulation

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6
Q

how does the progestogen only pill work?

A

deogestrel inhibits ovulation

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7
Q

what are long acting methods of contraception?

A

implant- 3yrs

coil- 5-10yrs

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8
Q

which contraceptive method the IUS or IUD

1) works be effecting implantation
2) preventing fertilisation all together

A

1) IUS- favours endometrium unfavourable effecting implantation
2) IUD- thickens cervical mucous preventing fertilisation

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9
Q

how is female sterilisation carried out?

A

filshie clips and essure used to place insert into fallopian tubes → scar tissue forms around them form barrier to sperm

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10
Q

after performing female sterilisation does the woman still require another form of contraception?

A

yes- first 3 months follwing surgery then can stop

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11
Q

what are the forms of emergency contraception?

A

oral EC

copper IUD

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12
Q

up to how many days folowing sex can emergency contraception be used?

A

up to 5

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13
Q

what are the two kinds of oral Hormonal Emergency Contraception (EHC)?

A

UPA-EC, anti-progestogen

LNG-EC, high dose progestogen

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14
Q

who cannot recieve UCP-EC, anti progestogen?

A

those w asthma uncontrolled by oral steroids

if hormonal contracpetion has been taken in past 7 days

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15
Q

how do oral EHC work?

A

DELAY ovulation they ar enot abortifacient

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16
Q

The Abortion Act 1967 requires what?

A

two registered medical practioners share opinion abortion is jusitfied

registered medical practitioner can terminate pregnancy

any termination must take place in an NHS hospital or approved premises

17
Q

what are the different abortion forms in scotland?

A

HSA1 (cert A)

HSA2 (cert B)

HSA4

18
Q

who is required to sign a HSA1 (cert A)?

A

two doctors required to sign

19
Q

when must the HSA2 (certB) be completed?

A

completed by doctor within 24hrs of emergency abortion

20
Q

who must recieve a HSA4?

A

cheif medical officer within 7 days of abortion taking place

21
Q

what is conscientious objection?

A

docotrs have right to opt of of certain procedures becasue of personal values/beliefs

22
Q

what is the legal limit for termination of pregnancy?

A

23 weeks, 6 days

(Tayside- 18 weeks, 6 days)

23
Q

medical TOP takes place in 2 stages, what are they?

A

1) oral Mifepristone (anti-progesterone)
2) 24-48 hrs later vaginal or oral prostaglandin (misoprostol, gemeprost)

24
Q

what are the surgical options for TOP?

A

vacuum aspiration (6-12 weeks)

dilation and evacuation (not in scotland)

25
what aftercare follows TOP?
urine pregnancy test at 2-3 weeks anti-D within 72hrs counselling offered contracpetion
26
How does surgery affect COCP?
should be stopped 4 weeks before and redtarted 2 weeks after
27
which form of contraception risks ectopic pregnancy?
IUD and IUS if they fail female sterilisation (could already be pregnant but egg stuck in tube as can't implant in uterus)
28
the COCP is assoc with an incresed risk of which cancers?
cervical and breast
29
which emergency oral hormonal constracpeive works durign the LH surge?
UPA (anit-progesterone)
30
which form of contraception is assoc with an increased risk of poor bone mineral density?
depo injections
31
when is it safe for contracpetion to be stopped following menopause?
12 months after last period if \>50yrs old 24 months after last period if \<50yrs old
32
which EHC can only be used once during menstrual cycle?
UPA LNG can be used more than once
33
pregnancy typically implants how many days after fertilisation?
8-10 days
34
how does the IUD affect sperm?
reduces sperm motility and survival