Quiz 2 LARCs/emergency contraception Flashcards
Mirena IUD (Levonorgestrel 52mg) MOA
sterile inflammatory rxcn toxic to sperm and ova, thickens mucus, endometrial decidualizaion and glandular atrophy, inhibiting sperm-egg binding, partial inhibition of follicular development/ovulation
Mirena IUD (levonorgestrel 52mg) efficacy and dosing
0.2% failure with perfect and typical use
20ug/day then 10ug/day
up to 5 years, off label for 7 years
Mirena IUD (levonorgestrel 52mg) safe in
nulliparous women/teens
immediately postpartum/D&C (^rate of expulsion compared to delayed placement 6-10wks)
Mirena IUD (levonorgestrel 52mg) SE SE mgmt
irregular spotting for first 3-6months, resolves after 6mo, may not have period after 1yr
nsaids, COCs, progestin only pills for spotting/cramps
Mirena IUD (levonorgestrel 52mg) can reduce
heavy bleeding in menorrhagia
Liletta IUD
releases 18.6ug/day, approved for 3 years-12.6ug/day
Kyleena IUD
releases 17.5 ug/day-1st year, then 7.5, 5 years, smaller insertion tube for nulliparous women
Skyla IUD
14ug/day, then 5ug/day, 3 years, smaller insertion tube for nulliparous women , more bleeding days than mirena
Paraguard copper IUD
copper enhances inflammatory reaction toxic to sperm/ova, 0.6/0.8% failure rate, 10yrs, ^bleeding/cramping
Nexplanon (etonogestrel 68mg implant)
thickens cervical mucus and thins endometrial lining
0.05%, 0.3% efficacy
60-70ug/day, 25-50ug/day by 3rd year
irregular period common 6-12 mo, may persist
Paraguard Emergency Contraception
insert up to 5 days after intercourse
0.04-0.19% failure
Ulipristal 30mg Emergency Contraception
selective progesterone modulator, up to 5 days after, 2% failure rate
Levonorgestrel 1.5mg Emergency Contraception (Pan B)
failure rate 1.1-2.4%, most effective w/in 72 hours, declines w time, ineffective >30BMI
Estradiol/levonorgestrel (Yuzpe method)
50ug/0.25mg 2 tabs q12h. Any OC can be used as long as estrogen is 100ug/dose
failure rate 3.2%, need antiemetic 1-2hrs before each dose
Beyaz, Safyral
contain estrogen, progestin, and levomefolate (folic acid) to reduce neural tube defects risk if pregnancy occurs