Lesson 15

Question 1

Hormonal contraceptives can be administered ??

Answer 1

Orally
Vaginally
Trans-dermally
Implantation
Injection

Question 2

Must be prescribed by a physician, nurse practitioner, or nurse midwife after a pelvic examination or pap smear

Answer 2

Oral route

Question 3

The mini pill

Answer 3

Progestin-only Oral Conceptive

Question 4

Contains progestin only and must be taken every day at the same time each day

Answer 4

Progestin-only Oral Contraceptive

Question 5

Contains progesterone and estrogen

Answer 5

Combination Oral Contraceptives

Question 6

Suppress FSH and LH

Answer 6

Estrogen

Question 7

Interferes with tubal transport and endometrial proliferation

Answer 7

Progesterone

Question 8

Cause a a decrease in a permeability of cervical mucus

Answer 8

Progesterone

Question 9

Women who take COC / Combined Oral Contraceptives won’t be able to get pregnant for ___

Answer 9

1 year to 8 months

Question 10

Ovulation can be stimulated by ______ therapy to restore fertility

Answer 10

Clomiphene Citrate

Question 11

Refers to patches that slowly but continuously release a combination of estrogen and progesterone

Answer 11

Transdermal conception

Question 12

The transdermal contraception patches is applied every _____

Answer 12

Each week for 3 weeks

Question 13

The transdermal contraception patches may be applied to what body parts

Answer 13

Upper outer arm
Upper torso
Buttocks
Abdomen

Question 14

A silicone ring that surrounds the cervix and continually releases a combination of estrogen and progesterone

Answer 14

Vaginal ring (nuva ring)

Question 15

Vaginal ring is left in place for ______, then removed

Answer 15

3 weeks, and removed for 1 week

Question 16

The five subdermal implant rods

Answer 16

Norplant system

Question 17

The size of pencil leads that are embedded just under the skin on the inside of upper

Answer 17

Norplant system

Question 18

A progesterone, given every 12 weeks inhibits ovulation, alter the endometrium, and changes the cervical mucus

Answer 18

Medroxyprogesterone Acetrate

Question 19

Dosage of medroxyprogesterone acetate

Answer 19

150 mg IM every 3 months / 12 months

Question 20

A small plastic object inserted in the uterus

Answer 20

Intrauterine device

Question 21

The intrauterine device is inserted in a what position?

Answer 21

Collapsed position

Question 22

A t-shaped plastic device wound with copper

Answer 22

Copper T380 (ParaGard)

Question 23

Holds a drug reservoir of progesterone in the stem

Answer 23

LNG-IUS (Mirena)

Question 24

The Intrauterine Device is effective for how many years

Answer 24

10 yeara

Question 25

Is Intrauterine device recommended for women who have never been pregnant

Answer 25

No

Question 26

Bleeding between menstrual periods

Answer 26

Menorrhagia

Question 27

Are processes that permanently render the individual infertile

Answer 27

Surgical Methods (Sterilization)

Question 28

A small incision or puncture wound is made on each side of the scrotum

Answer 28

Vasectomy

Question 29

Spermatozoa that are present in the vas deferens at the time of surgery can remain viable for as long as _____

Answer 29

6 months

Question 30

How many ejaculations provide proof that all sperm have been obtained

Answer 30

10-20 ejaculations

Question 31

Referred to as the bilateral partial salpingetomy

Answer 31

Tubal ligation

Question 32

A common procedure to achieve tubal ligation

Answer 32

Laparoscopy

Question 33

Tubal ligation done with a tube inserted through the posterior fornix of the vagina

Answer 33

Culdoscopy