Contraception and family planning Flashcards
Which does not pruves the ovulation
A) BBT
B) pregnancy
C) progesteron level above 3 ng/l
D) secretory transformation of the endometrium
E) menstruation
E) menstruation
Side effect of chemical and barrier contraception methods, except:
A) toxic shock syndrome
B) urogenital infection
C) pregnancy rate between 5–15%
D) fetal congenital malformations
E) salpingitis
E) salpingitis
Contraception methods of spermicides are based on, except:
A) killing sperm
B) immobilizing the sperm
C) attacking the acrosomal membranes of the sperm
D) dissolving the external lipoprotein film
E) neutralizing the acid vaginal pH
E) neutralizing the acid vaginal pH
Effects of combined hormonal contraception, except:
A) prevent ovulation
B) reduce sperm motility
C) inhibit secretion of FSH
D) supression of the LH surge
E) inhibit folliculogenesis
B) reduce sperm motility
Characteristic for combined oral contraceptives, except:
A) estrogen component is usually ethinyl estradiol
B) are either monophasic or multiphasic
C) each active pills contains the same dose of estrogen
D) one of the main mechanisms of contraceptive action is supression of the LH surge
C) each active pills contains the same dose of estrogen
Possible complications of Copper-IUD:
A) PID (pelvic inflammatory disease)
B) Ectopic pregnancy
C) Uterine perforation during insertion
D) Dysmenorrhea
E) All of the above
E) All of the above
Contraception methods that can be used during lactation:
A) multiphasic oral contrapectives
B) IUD
C) progestin only pills
D) B and C are both true
D) B and C are both true
Contraceptive typical failure rates within 1 year of use of combined oral contraceptives:
A) 3-10 %
B) 1-2%
C) 5%
D) 9.5%
E) 0.001%
A) 3-10 %
Characteristic of Levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system (LNG-IUS), except:
A) releases the oestrogen directly into the uterus
B) prevents pregnancy primarily by maintaining impenetrable cervical mucus and has a local effect on endometrium
C) results 70% to 90% reduction of menstrual blood loss
D) appropiate nulliparous women
E) approved for up to 5 years
A) releases the oestrogen directly into the uterus
Contraindications of hormonal contraception, except for:
A) pregnancy
B) deep venous thrombosis
C) smoking after the age 35
D) age under 18 years
E) liver disorders
D) age under 18 years
Hormonal Contraception Methods, except ?
A) Implant
B) Vaginal ring
C) Female condom
D) Intramuscular Injection
E) Transdermal Patch
C) Female condom
The life span of the mature human oocyte is:
A) 6–12 hours
B) 12–24 hours
C) 24–48 hours
D) 24–72 hours
B) 12–24 hours
Which is not the indication for intrauterine Insemination (IUI)?
A) unexplained infertility
B) cervical factor
C) ovulation dysfunction
D) mild oligozoospermy
E) tubal occlusion both side
E) tubal occlusion both side
Which content is responsible for the risk of deep vein thromboembolism in combined oral contraceptives?
A) gestogen
B) oestrogen
C) both of them
D) none of them
B) oestrogen
Absolute contraindications to the use of estrogen –containing contraceptives, except:
A) endometrial cancer
B) lupus erythematosus
C) ulcerative colitis
D) fibroid
C) ulcerative colitis
Efficacy of contraception methods from high to low effective:
A) oral contraceptives, IUD, condom
B) condom, IUD, oral contraceptives
C) IUD, oral contraceptives, condom
D) all of them represents the same efficacy
A) oral contraceptives, IUD, condom
Recommended contraceptive method for women suffering dysmenorrhea:
A) IUD
B) combined oral contraceptive pills
C) barrier methods
D) emergency contraception
B) combined oral contraceptive pills
The lifespan of the Copper-IUD device:
A) 1 years
B) 3 years
C) 5 years
D) 20 years
C) 5 years