Intrauterine Contraception Flashcards

1
Q

an LNG-IUD fitted after 45 can be used for contraception until ?

A

Age 55

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2
Q

Under 45 an LNG-IUD can be used for ?

A

8 years

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3
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Cu-IUD with more than 300mm squared of copper inserted after age (1) can be kept until menopause or 1 year after the last period if under (2)

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  1. 40
  2. 50
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4
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Copper coils effectiveness with perfect use (1) with typical use (2) in first year of use.

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  1. 99.4%
  2. 99.2%
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5
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Failure rate for a 52mg LNG-IUD ?

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99.8% effective in first year of use

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6
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Effectiveness of 19.5 and 13.5mg devices

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99.7%

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7
Q

What UKMEC is IUC insertions between 48 hours and 28 days post delivery ?

A

UKMEC 3 - shouldn’t really be doing it risk outweighs benefit

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8
Q

UKMEC for know distortions of uterine cavity ?

A

UKMEC3

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9
Q

Is the copper coil still effective in immunocompromised or suppressed people ?

A

Yes it is

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10
Q

For individual at risk of adrenal crisis what measure need to be taken ?

A

Their appointment should be first thing in the morning and thy need to take a double dose of glucocorticoids 1 hours before the procedure and 24 hours after. Mineralocorticoids do not need to be adjusted.

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11
Q

Ehlers-Danlos patients are at increased risk of perforation what should we do when fitting their coils ?

A

Discuss appropriate setting with EDS specialist, and assure positioning appropriate for the patient

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12
Q

What considerations need to be taken into place for individuals with PoTS ?

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Should be a straight forward procedure, assure hydrated and awareness into transition of positions

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13
Q

What is PoTS ?

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People with PoTS experience an abnormal increase in heart rate when they transition from lying down to standing up.

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14
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What is Eisenmenger Physiology

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Happens to people that have a congenital defect and have a left to right shunt (oxygenated to deoxygenated blood), then due pulmonary hypertension this reversed to a right to left shunt, which is an issue

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15
Q

Why should some cardiac patient be done in hospital ?

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those with arrhythmia, long QT and impaired ventricular function, should be done in hospital as a vasovagal poses significant risk of an cardiac event

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16
Q

What precautions should be taken for someone that is anti coagulated and requires a coil ?

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an experienced clinician should do the procedure and time the procedure away from when medications is taken and endure haemostat agents are available

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17
Q

Precautions with inherited bleeding disorders ?

A

check with their haematologist

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18
Q

In which rare genetic disorder is a copper coil contraindicated ?

A

Wilson’s disease

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19
Q

Is presence of or history of ovarian cysts a contraindication to a LNG-IUC ?

A

No

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20
Q

Is the increased incidence of ovarian cysts with LNG-IUD of clinical significance ?

A

No

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21
Q

In which time frame after coil fit is the risk of infection the highest ?

A

In the first three weeks, however overall risk is less than 1%

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22
Q

Actinomycoes like organism on cervical cytology, what are you going to do ?

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Nothing, its likely a colonisation rather then infection. If an infection is suspected raise with radiology, microbiology and gynae, might require some high dose penicillin for 2-6 weeks, initially IV. IF penicillin allergic, then we are looking at cef, doxy or erythromycin.

23
Q

When does expulsion tend to be most common ?

A

Within the first year of use, especially the first 3 months.

24
Q

In who are expulsion rates higher ?

A

Those that have had a device fitted after late first or second trimester abortion, adolescents, HMB, distorted cavity , menstrual cup used and previous expulsion

25
Q

After how many expulsions should an USS be requested ?

26
Q

How longs should you wait after confirmed or suspected perforation before re fitting ?

27
Q

Percentage of non visible threads post standard fit ?

28
Q

Percentage of non visible threads post 48 hour vaginal delivery fit ?

29
Q

Percentage of non visible threads post at section fit ?

30
Q

Is there evidence that the IUC causes a loss of libido or weight gain ?

31
Q

How many mcg of LEVONORGESTREL does 52mg device realise daily at the beginning and end of licence ?

A

20 - 8.6-9 at 6 years

33
Q

What UKMEC is known uterine cavity distortion ?

34
Q

Which analgesia, has an evidence base for reducing insertion related pain ?

A

para/intracervical block
10% lidocaine spray
2.5% lidocaine prilocaine cream

35
Q

If woman is found to be pregnant with a coil, up to what gestation with visible threads should attempts be made to remove the device ?

A

less than 12 weeks, IUC removal is associated with more favourable pregnancy outcomes.

36
Q

What is the overall risk of infection after IUC insertion ?

A

less than 1%, highest in the first 3 weeks post insertion

37
Q

What are the indication for removal of a malpositioned device ?

A

more than 2cm from fundus
within cervical canal
pain or bleeding

38
Q

How many micrograms of Levonogetrel is released by a 52mg device in the first year and at the 5th year ?

A

20mcg to 8.6-9mcg

39
Q

How many micrograms of Levonogetrel is released by a 19.5mg device in the first year and at the 5th year

A

17.5mcg to 7.4mcg

40
Q

How many micrograms of Levonogetrel is released by a 13.5mg device in the first year and at the 3rd year

A

14mcg to 5mcg

41
Q

Copper coil mode of action ?

A

mainly pre fertilisation:
-Toxic to ovum and sperm
-inhibits passed of sperm into the upper reproductive tract, due to copper in the cervical mucus
-inflammatory response within the endometrium which impairs implantation

42
Q

Hormonal coil mode of action

A

Again pre fertilisation:
-progestogenic effects on the cervical mucus prevent passage of sperm
-in around 1 in 4 inhibitions of ovulation
-effects of the endometrium may inhibit implantation
-foreign body effect may also contribute

43
Q

Why should an IUC not be fitted after GTD? and when can it be fitted post GTD?

A

Theoretical increased risk of perforation and dissemination of the tumour. A device be fitted when HCG levels are normal

44
Q

UKMEC for decreasing HCG in GTD ?

45
Q

UKMEC for current and past breast cancer with an LNG-IUC

A

UKMEC 4 & 3

46
Q

What should you do if Group A Strep is detected ahead of a planned coil fit ?

A

delay the coil fit and assure urgent treatment for GAS, penicillin (erythromycin or clindaymicyin if allergic)

47
Q

IUC fit in the immunosuppressed, what do we need to do ?

A

Discuss with patient lead clinician the decision will be individualised depending on their degree of immune suppression, underlying health condition and concurrent antibiotic use

48
Q

What is the risk of vasovagal with coil insertion

49
Q

What is the mechanism of vasovagal with manipulation of the cervix ?

A

Stimulation of the vagus nerve which results in hypotension and bradycardia, in some tachycardia and arrhythmia.

50
Q

Belsey WHO bleeding patterns ?

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Amenorrhea - no bleeding in a 90 reference period
Infrequent bleeding - one or 2 episode of spotting or bleeding in the same 90 day reference period
Frequent bleeding - more than 5 bleeding/spotting episodes within the reference periods
Irregular bleeding - three - five bleeding/spotting episodes fewer than 3 bleed free intervals of 14 days
Prolonged bleeding - bleeding/spotting lasting more than 14 days

51
Q

By the end of licensed duration of use, studies report amenorrhoea Jaydess, Kyleena and Mirena at that percentages ?

A

11-12%
23%
42%

52
Q

Anovulation rates for Mirena in years 1,2 and 3

A

23.5%, 15% and 2%

53
Q

Anovulation rates for Kyleena in years 1,2 and 3

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11.5%, 5% and 0%

54
Q

Anovulation rates for Jaydees in years 1,2 and 3

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2.9%, 3.8% and 0%