Women’s Health Flashcards

1
Q

– mg daily of ginger for pregnant women

A

1500

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2
Q

should not be used near the end of the third trimester

A

ginger

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3
Q

2 important things in Bilberry

A

induction of menses
smooth muscle-relaxing

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4
Q

drinking—— of Chamomile tea a day, one week prior and first five days after menstruation for a three months

A

two cups

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5
Q

side effect of Chamomile

A

allergic reactions including anaphylaxis, dermatitis, GI upset, lacrimation, and sneezing.

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6
Q

ginger effective with

A

metoclopramide and vitamin B6 and ondansetron

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7
Q

Bilberry may be associated with

A

increased risk of bleeding and lowered blood pressure and blood glucose.

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8
Q

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)

A

due yo lack of progesterone

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9
Q

Red clover may be prudent to avoid in women with

A

breast cancer

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10
Q

twice a day given for 8 days, starting 3 days before menses,
reduces pelvic pain, along with other symptoms compared to placebo

A

Bilberry 6 months to a year.

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11
Q

Red clover extracts are safe when used for up to —- in medicinal amounts

A

3 years

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12
Q

Chasteberry interact with?

A

dopamine agonists (eg, levodopa), and contraceptives

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13
Q

ginger ttt —– not ttttt

A

nausea not vomiting in the first trimester

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14
Q

Black cohosh can be adulterated with

A

Actaea species

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15
Q

decreasing bleeding after childbirth and lactation

A

Chasteberry

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16
Q

phytoestrogen

A

Red clover

17
Q

Persons with liver disease should avoid

A

black cohosh

18
Q

Black cohosh should be discontinued at —- if no relief
It may continue for — if relief

A

3 months
1 yr

19
Q

reduce follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) release while
increasing luteinizing hormone (LH) and prolactin release

A

Chasteberry

20
Q

Drug interactions occur with estrogen containing products and medications that are metabolized by the P450 CYP3A4 pathway such as midazolam

A

Black cohosh

21
Q

PTS with miscarriage, vaginal bleeding, or clotting disorders should avoid ?

A

ginger

22
Q

during late pregnancy to facilitate childbirth

A

Red raspberry

23
Q

pre-eclampsia

A

Red raspberry