Medications Exam 5 Flashcards

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Contraception Efficacy rank

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Most
Implant
IUD
Sterilization
Injection
Pill
Patch
Vaginal Ring
Diaphragm
Male condom
Female condom
Cervical cap
Sponge
FAM
Spermicide

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Which depot can we prescribe

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Subq NOT IM

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If patient is experiencing acne, what contraception to use or not

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USE:
-COC
-Rings
-Patch

DO NOT USE
-Implant (nexplanon)

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If patient is experiencing heavy painful periods, contraception to use/not to use

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Use
-Levonorgestrel IUD
-SHOT DMPA
-COC
-Monthly ring
-Annual ring

Do not Use
-Copper IUD
-Shot DMPA

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Contraceptives that are safe for breastfeeding

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Shot DMPA
POP - Norethindrone (mini-pill)
POP - Drosperinone 4mg

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How to solve irregular bleeding

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Take pills at same time
-Ibuprofen 800mg 3x a day x 5days
May improve with continued use

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Serious SE of combined methods

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Abdominal Pain
Chest Pain (SOB, coughing)
Headache
Eye problems (double vision, blurry vision)
Severe leg pain

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C
H
E
S

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Medication Abortion

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Mifepristone (Mifeprex)
200mg orally x 1 dose
Misoprostol (Cytotec)
800mcg buccally 24-48 hours later
2 x 200 mcg tablets in each cheek (30ming)

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Abortion counseling points

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Bleeding
-Bleeding and cramping are expected
-Heavier than menses
Contact
-HEAVY bleeding (.2 pads/hour for 2 consecutive hours; blood clots larger than a lemon)
-Chills and any fever >101 F or 100.4 F for >4 hours
Adverse Effects
-Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
-HA, dizziness
-Hot flushes, chills
Pain
-NSAIDs recommended
-Most severe ~2.5-4 hours after misoprostol

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Dysmenorrhea first and second line treatment

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First-Line
-Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID), +/-
Oral contraceptives +/-
Non-pharmacologic

Second line
-Depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA)
-Levonorgestrel-releasing IUD

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Non-Pharmacologic treatment for Dysmenorrhea

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-Heating pad
-Exercise
-Nutritional supplementation: omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin B, ginger
-Smoking cessation
-Acupuncture

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NSAID therapy: dysmenorrhea

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Celecoxib
Diclofenac
Ibuprofen
Naproxen

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Drug induced amenorrhea

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First gen antipsychotics
-Prochlorpezaine
Chlorpromazine
-Haloperidol

Second-Generation Antipsychotics
-Risperidone

Antihypertensives
-Verapamil

Gi promotility agents
-metoclopramide

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First line treatment for amenorrhea

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Rule out pregnancy
Determine underlying cause

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Treatment for amenorrhea: non-pharmacologic

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if cause is anorexia
-Weight gain
-Consider work-up for eating disorder
-Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

Excessive exercise
-Reduction in exercise quantity and intensity

Medications
-May consider alternative agents that do NOT inhibit dopamine receptor or increase prolactin levels OR -> initiate dopamine agonist

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Treatment for amenorrhea - pharmacologic: hypoestrogenic

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-Provide supplemental estrogen
-must include progestin component
Conjugated equine estrogen
(Common brands: premarin, cenestin, enjuvia)

Estradiol (patch)
Common brands: Climara, Vivelle dot

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Treatment for amenorrhea - pharmacologic: cause by medications that increase prolactin levels

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Provide Dopamine agonist
-Bromocriptine
Multiple daily dosing (short half-life)

-Cabergoline
Weekly or twice weekly dosing (long half-life)

Contraindications: breast feeding, uncontrolled HTN
Mild side effects: N/D, HA, orthostatic hypotension, fatigue

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HMB chronic management

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Hormonal
-CHC
-Progestins
-Levonorgestrel IUD
-Danazol
-GnRH agonists

Non-Hormonal
-NSAIDs
-Tranexamic Acid
-Iron

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Tranexamic Acids

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Intended for SHORT TERM USE
Nonhormonal; usually reserved for those unable to take CHCs or wanting to conceive

Contraindications
-Active and or h/o deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE)
H/O seizure

Side effects
-Generally well tolerated
-Can cause HA, Nasal symptoms

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Treatment for endometriosis: Non-pharmacologic

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Exercise
Acupuncture
Massage
CBT
Surgery

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First, second, and third line therapy for Endometriosis

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First line
-NSAIDs
-CHCs
-Progestins

Second-line
-GnRH agonists/antagonists
-Danazol

Third-Line
-Aromatase inhibitors

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Danazol

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Tx: Endometriosis
Intolerable SE:
-weight gain
-acne
-hirsutism
-lipid abnormalities
-Liver dysfunction
-Changes in blood glucose
Black box warning for thromboembolism

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Fibroid Tx considerations

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Severity of symptoms
Patient age
Reproductive plans

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Non-pharmacologic treatment - uterine fibroids

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Expectant therapy
-No action unless condition changes
-Asymptomatic, Mildly symptomatic
-Fertility

Myomectomy
-Removal of fibroids (surgical or endoscopic)
-Resolution of symptoms while preserving uterus
-Fertility preserved

Hysterectomy
-Removal of uterus
-Definitive treatment
-Fertility NOT preserved

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Treatment overview - uterine fibroids
NSAIDs -Hormonal contraceptives -Tranexamic acid -Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists -Selective Progesterone receptor modulators (SPRM)
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Tx for PMS/PMDD - Non-pharmacologic
Limit sodium, caffeine, and alcohol consumption -Aerobic exercise -Relaxation techniques (yoga, mediation) -Structured sleep schedule -Calcium (elemental of 1200mg/day) -Magnesium (200-400mg/day) Vitamin B, D, E
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PMS/PMDD - Treatment Overview
**First line** -Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs); NSAIDs; Spironolactone **Second-Line** Venlafaxine; Duloxetine; Clomipramine; Alprazolam; COCs **Last Line** -GnRH agonists; surgery **Complementary therapy** Ginkgo; St. John's Wort
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SSRI counseling
**Black Box Warning** Increased risk of suicidal thinking and behavior in children, adolescents, and young adults with major depressive disorder and other psychiatric disorders **Side Effects** -Varies based on SSRI selected -Nausea, drowsiness, sex dysfunction, sweating, insomnia, diarrhea, HA, weight gain **Improvement in symptoms** -Usually within 2-3 menstrual cycles
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