Contraception/Infertility Flashcards

1
Q

menses occurs during which phase

A

follicular

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2
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at the start of menses, estrogen is (low/high) and progesterone is (low/high)

A

low, low

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3
Q

prenancy tests test for

A

hCG

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4
Q

women planning to conceive should take which supplement

A

folate (B9)

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5
Q

which contraceptive may cause delay in the return to fertility

A

medroxyprogesterone

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6
Q

T/F: female internal condoms provide more protection than male external condoms

A

T

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7
Q

Caya

A

diaphragm

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8
Q

what type of lubricant should be used with condoms

A

water or silicone-based

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9
Q

phexxi

A

Rx, vaginal gel that maintains acidic pH, do not use if vaginal ring or history of UTI

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10
Q

hormonal contraceptives work by inhibiting

A

production of FSH, LH

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11
Q

common estrogen in oral contraceptive

A

ethinyl estradiol

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12
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common progestins in oral contraceptive

A

norethindrone, levonorgesterol, drospirenone

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13
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monophasic

A

same dose estrogen and progestin throughout

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14
Q

multi-phasic

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mimic estrogen and progestin levels in menstrual cycle

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15
Q

drospirenone is unique in that it…

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is a mild potassium-sparing diuretic which dec bloating/weight gain

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16
Q

which drug is used for moderate to severe pain associated with endometriosis

A

Orlissa (Elagolix)

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17
Q

Which hormonal drugs are indicated for heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia)

A

Natazia, Mirena (IUD)

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18
Q

which drug is indicated for heavy bleeding associated with fibroids

A

Oriahnn

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19
Q

what non-hormonal drug is available for menorrhagia

A

Lysteda

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20
Q

which hormonal drug may be used for migraine prophylaxis and is safe in migraines with aura

A

mini-pill (progestin-only)

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21
Q

why can’t estrogen be used in migraines with aura

A

risk of stroke

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22
Q

what’s an important counseling point for mini pills

A

must take pill within 3 hours of scheduled time

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23
Q

“Lo” indicates

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= 35 mcg estrogen (i.e. less SE)

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24
Q

“Fe” indicates

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iron supplement is included

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"24" indicates
shorter placebo time
26
Monophasic formulations
Junel, Microgestin, Sprintec, Loestrin, Yasmin
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Triphasic formulation
Tri-sprintec
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extended cycle formulation
Seasonique
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Xulane
transdermal patch
30
Nuvaring
vaginal ring
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brand names of mini pills
Errin, Camila, Nora-BE
32
Injected contraception containing only progestin
depot-provera
33
depo provera is injected how often
every 3 months
34
which patient can receive Xulane? a) 35 yo F, plays golf professionally, smoker b) 30 yo F, uncontrolled HTN, does not drink alcohol c) 26 yo F BMI is 29, DM II d)24 yo F who recently gave birth two weeks ago
c; patches have higher estrogen exposure so do not use in pts with high clotting risk
35
which patients are considered high clotting risk
>35 and smokes, CVD/ blood clots, postpartum, BMI>/=30
36
Depot provera generic
DMPA (medroxyprogesterone acetate)
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DMPA is injected how
IM or SC
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T/F: all IUDs are hormone free
F; some can contain levonorgestrel
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after 1 year, DMPA users may become
amenorrheic
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which contraceptive is approved with no placebo pills and allows you to skip menses
amethyst
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spotting usually resolves in
3-6 months
42
drospirenone is contraindicated in
renal or liver disease
43
nuva ring can be reused for how long
1 year
44
major side effects of estrogen
nausea, breast tenderness, melasma, bloating
45
what are symptoms you should watch out for that indicate clotting
ACHES (abdominal pain, chest pain, H/A, eye problems, swelling or sudden leg pain)
46
what lab may need to be reviewed for a patient taking drospirenone
potassium (can inc levels)
47
DMPA may have what side effect
loss in bone mineral density
48
which contraceptive product is best for a patient with acne or hirsutism
combination OC with progestin that has lower androgenic activity (drospirenone)
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which contraceptive product is best for a patient who is breastfeeding
progestin only product or nonhormonal
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which contraceptive product is best for a patient with a contraindication to estrogen
progestin only product or nonhormonal
51
which contraceptive is best for a patient who experiences migraine
if aura then progestin only or nonhormonal; if no aura then any product
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which contraceptive is best for a patient with HTN
progestin only or nonhormonal
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which contraceptive is best for a patient who has mood changes/disorders
monophasic combination OC or continuous drosperinone
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which contraceptive is best for a patient experiencing nausea
dec estrogen dose, progestin only, nonhormonal
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which contraceptive is best for a patient who is overweight
Any (but not the patch in obese patients, and no DMPA if planning to lose weight
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which contraceptive is best for postpartum patient
nonhormonal (wait at least 3 weeks or 6 weeks with VTE risk factors to start hormonal therapy)
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which contraceptive is best for PDD
drospirenone
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early spotting may be fixed by increasing
estrogen
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late spotting may be fixed by increasing
progestin
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rifampin use may require patient to have backup contraceptive method for how long
6 weeks
61
what drugs may interact with hormonal birth control
anticonvulsants, St John's wort, tobacco, ritonavir, colesevelam, byetta
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liver toxicity may occur in patients taking oral contraceptives with
Mavyret
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How many days does it take hormonal pills to achieve contraceptive efficacy
7 days
64
No backup birth control method is needed if hormonal oral contraceptive is started when
Within 5 days after the start of the period
65
How many days does it take for progestin only pills to achieve contraceptive efficacy
2 days
66
Back contraception is needed for patients taking combined OC if they miss
2 pills
67
Progestin only pills require backup method if missed dose is
>3h past scheduled time
68
Para guard can be used for up to
10 years
69
Paraguard may have what side effects
Heavy bleeding and cramping
70
Nexplanon is used up to
3 years
71
Copper iud can be used as an emergency contraceptive if used within
5 days
72
Ella (does/ does not) require a prescription
Does
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Ella can be be effective up to how many days after sex
5 days
74
Plan B can be effective up to how many days after sex
3 days
75
paragard is the brand name for
copper iud
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primary side effect of levonorgetrel
nausea
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diaphragms should be left in for how long
6-24 hours after intercourse
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diaphragms can be reused for up to how long
2 years
79
sponge should be left in for how long
6-24 hours after intercourse
80
patients on medroxyprogesterone should have a daily recommended intake of
calcium, vitamin D
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what treatment choices are available for infertile women with absent ovulation
clomiphene, letrozole
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gonadotropins may be used in infertility in which situations
intrauterine insemination or in vitro fertilization
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how is a gonadotropin administered
IM injection