Pharm Flashcards
what type of contraception is best to used in a lactating women?
progestin only
give a few contraindications to oral contraceptives
> 35 y/o smoker CV risk active liver dz estrogen dependent tumor high trigs migrain w/ aura undx uterine bleeding
is orthotricyclen low bi, multi or single phasic?
multiphasic
what drug is best to used with girls that are having menstruation migraine? and how would you handle a skipped dose of the meds?
Alesse
handle the skipped dose the same as you would for orthotricyclin lo
can you think of any pills on the drug list that are progestin only?
the mini-pill
remember good alternative to women who have contraindications to estrogen and those that are lactating
what is the MOA of the mini-pill?
thickening of the cervical mucous
how many hours late is considered missing a pill with the “mini-pill” ?
3 hours
what is the MOA of oath micronor
inhibits sperm by thickening the cervical mucous and reduces mid cycle LH/FSH
what is the name and advantage to the patch birth control?
ortho evra and its a consistent disbursement of medx over the week that the pt wears it ( higher risk of unintended pregnancy in women weighing over 198 lbs)
when should you insert the mirena?
within 7 days of menstruation or immediately following the 1st trimester abortion
how often should you replace the mirena?
q 5 years
what birth control is not recommended for patients with systole, rectocele, and uterine prolapse? and this also has a higher incidence of vaginitis, vaginal discomfort and vaginal infections
the nuvaring
this is left in vagina for 3 weeks
use a back-up method if left out for > 3 hours
when should the injectable birth control be administered and what is the name of it?
within the 1st 5 days of menstruation to ensure pt is not pregnant
after injection when is depo begin to be effective?
24 hours post injection
how often is deep-subq administered? and what is the MOA?
q 3 months
MOA = prevents ovulation and causes thinning of endometrium