Contraception (Barrier and IUCD) Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

What should guide a healthcare provider’s approach to contraceptive counselling?

A

Sensitivity, empathy, maturity, and non-judgmental behaviour; avoid imposing personal values.

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2
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What percentage of pregnancies are unplanned?

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Up to 50%.

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3
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What are the usual indications for contraception?

A

Spacing children, limiting family size, avoiding pregnancy due to comorbidities.

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4
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Name five general types of contraceptive methods.

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Traditional, barrier, hormonal, IUCD, sterilisation.

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5
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What material are male condoms typically made of?

A

Latex, polyurethane, or lamb caecum.

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6
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What is the failure rate of male condoms with typical use?

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10–30 per 100 woman-years.

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What are the characteristics of female condoms?

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Polyurethane with two flexible rings, female-controlled, protects against STIs, relatively expensive.

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What is the failure rate of female condoms with perfect use?

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2.6 in 6 months.

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9
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Describe how a vaginal diaphragm works.

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Mechanical barrier placed between vaginal and cervical canal; requires spermicide.

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10
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When should a vaginal diaphragm be applied and removed?

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6 hours before intercourse, left in place for 6–24 hours afterward.

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What is the failure rate of vaginal diaphragms with typical use?

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15–20 per 100 woman-years.

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What are cervical caps and how do they work?

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Cap-like devices covering the cervix held by suction.

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13
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What challenges are associated with using cervical caps?

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Hard to fit due to variable cervical sizes, may be dislodged easily.

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14
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Name different types of spermicidal preparations.

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Jellies, creams, gels, suppositories, sponges, foams.

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What is the main active ingredient in most spermicides?

A

Nonoxynol-9.

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16
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Do spermicides protect against STIs?

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No; they may increase STI risk.

17
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What are common side effects of spermicides?

A

Vaginal and external genital irritation.

18
Q

Name two commonly used types of IUCDs.

A

Copper T 380A, Levonorgestrel-releasing IUCD.

19
Q

What is the shape and dimension of the Copper T 380A?

A

T-shaped, 36 mm by 32 mm.

20
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How long can the Copper T 380A be used?

21
Q

What is the perfect-use failure rate of the Copper T 380A?

22
Q

What is the hormone released by the LNG IUCD?

A

Levonorgestrel (LNG).

23
Q

What is the release rate and lifespan of the LNG IUCD?

A

20 mcg/day, 5-year lifespan.

24
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What is the cumulative 5-year failure rate of the LNG IUCD?