Contraceptives

Question 1

When can the Copper IUD be inserted?

Answer 1

Anytime in the cycle

Question 2

What is a contraindication to the DepoProvera Injectable contraceptive?

Answer 2

Age over 45 due to osteoporosis

Question 3

What contraception is suitable for a patient with ongoing breast cancer?

Answer 3

Copper IUD (Hormonal contraceptives are contraindicated)

Question 4

Which contraceptive is contraindicated for patients on lamotrigine?

Answer 4

COCP

Question 5

When can menopausal women stop taking contraception?

Answer 5

Under 50 year olds: after 2 years period free

50+: after 1 year period free

Question 6

Patients with migraines with aura; which contraceptive is indicated?

Answer 6

Copper IUD

Question 7

How long after missing a desogestrel (POP) pill does one need to use condoms?

Answer 7

After 12 hour delay

Question 8

What is the mode of action of the copper IUD

Answer 8

Decreases sperm motility and survival

Question 9

List the complications of a Copper IUD

Answer 9

Heavier, painful periods
Risk of perforation on insertion
PID risk in first 20 days
Risk of ectopic
Risk of expulsion

Question 10

When can the Nexplanon be inserted and effective?

Answer 10

Effectively immediately if inserted up to and including day 5 of cycle

Question 11

Name 2 side effects of the DepoProvera

Answer 11

Weight gain

Delayed return of fertility (up to 1 year)

Question 12

What is the mode of action of the Mirena IUS?

Answer 12

Prevents endometrial proliferation