Contraception Deck 2

Question 1

MirenaIUD: releases

Answer 1

MirenaIUD: releases 20 mcg of levonorgestrel daily

Question 2

IUD can be left in place

Answer 2

Can be left in place for 5 years

Question 3

IUD only small levels of

Answer 3

Only small levels of systemic circulating hormone and minimal systemic side effects

Question 4

IUD changes in

Answer 4

menstrual bleeding, amenorrhea

Question 5

Copper IUD is a

Answer 5

T-shaped polyethylene frame with 380 mm2of exposed surface consisting of fine copper wire wound around a vertical stem and copper collars on each of the horizontal arm

Question 6

Copper IUD is used for emergency

Answer 6

Can be used for emergency contraception when inserted with 120 hours (5 days) of unprotected intercourse

Question 7

Copper IUD greater risk for

Answer 7

Greater risk of PID than mirena IUD

Question 8

copper iud is good for

Answer 8

10 years

Question 9

copper iud heavier

Answer 9

Heavier, longer, and more painful period especially thee first several cycles after insertion

Question 10

Implanon: an

Answer 10

implantable rod that contains 68 mg of etonogestrel

Question 11

Implanon: provides

Answer 11

contraception for up to 3 years

Question 12

Emergency Contraception should be

Answer 12

Should be implemented as soon as possible (less than 72 hours) after unprotected intercourse
May be initiated up to 120 hours after

Question 13

Emergency Contraception methods

Answer 13

Methods of emergency contraception
Combined OCs
Progestin only (Plan B and Next Choice)
Copper IUD

Question 14

Routine female screening

Answer 14

History
Breast and pelvic examinations
Papanicolaou (“Pap”) test and sexually transmitted infection testing
Blood pressure (BP)

Question 15

physical exam

Answer 15

monitored at 3 months, then annually

Question 16

BP and ADRs monitored

Answer 16

monitored at 3 months, then annually