Contraception L7 Flashcards

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1
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What is a LARC

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long acting reversible contraception

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2
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name three natural methods of contraception

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fertility awareness method (FAM)
Lactational amenorrhoea methods (LAM)
Coitus interruptus (withdrawal)

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3
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what does ovulation always happen

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14 days before the end of a cycle

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4
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which stage of ovulation is constant

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luteal

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5
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which stage of ovulation varies

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follicular

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6
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maximum sperm survival=

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7 days

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7
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average egg survival=

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24 hours

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8
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fertile window=

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8-9 days

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9
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when is conception most likely to occur

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following ovulation or the day preceding

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10
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what are some fertility indicators (3)

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temperature
cervical secretions
calendar

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11
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in FAM what causes a higher efficacy

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higher motivation

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12
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are fertility monitoring devices licensed for contraceptive use

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no

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13
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advantages to FAM (3)

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no hormones
no alteration to menstrual cycle
helps with contraception in future

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disadvantages to FAM (3)

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less effective
no intercourse for at least 8-9 days
no protection from STI

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What is LAM

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lactational amenorrhoea method

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16
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What do you need to be to use LAM

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fully breastfeeding

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17
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what does breastfeeding increase production of

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prolactin

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18
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what does prolactin do (story)

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suppress release of GnRH from hypothalamus which interrupts the release of LH and FSH from anterior pituitary and suppresses ovulation

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19
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what is the time zone for LAM

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6/12 months post partum

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20
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what is coitus interruptus

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pull out method

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21
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what is CHC

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combined hormonal contraception

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22
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Name 3 CHCs

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COC-pill
CHP-patch
CVR-ring

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23
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what hormones do CHCs release

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Progesterone and oestrogen

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24
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what is the mode of action for CHCs

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inhibition of ovulation via action on the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis to reduce LH and FSH

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what do the first 7 pills of COC do
inhibit ovulation
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what do the remaining 14 pills of COC do
maintain anovulation
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what is the bleed because off in COC taking
because of the withdrawal of hormones
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where can't you place the combined patch
breast
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name 5 contraindications of CHCs
``` migraine with aura family history of VTE multiple risk factors for CVD smoking over 35 breast cancer ```
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what is dangerous about taking antibiotics and the pill
if you get diarrhoea and vomiting
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what drugs may increase the metabolism of the pill
liver enzyme inducers ---> interfere with cytochrome P450
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what emergency contraceptive can stop the pill working
ella one
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3 disadvantages of CHC
increased risk of VT increased risk of stroke increased risk of cervical cancer
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when is your risk of VT highest (higher then being on pill)
in pregnancy
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which generation pills carry a higher risk of VT
3rd and 4th gen
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main contraindication for progesterone only pill
breast cancer
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when can you start progesterone pill
any time as long as you're not pregnant
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how long does the progesterone pill start to work
quickly within 48 hours
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advantage of progesterone pill (3)
no delay in return to fertility can be used until age 55 very safe
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main disadvantage of progesterone only pill
irregular bleeding pattern
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what is the progesterone injection called
depo provera
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what is sayana press
newer self administration progestogen injectable
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what is the injection interval for progestogen injectables
12 weeks
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when can't you use depo provera
under 18 or over 44 (higher risk of osteoporosis)
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advantages of Progestogen injectable
reduced bleeding - most amenorrhoeic by 12 months can reduce pain LARC
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disadvantage of progestogen injectable (3)
can't remove once given delay in fertility return up to 1 yr small loss of BMD
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how long is the progestogen implant licensed for
3 years
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what is the most effective preventer of contraception
progestogen only implant
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what makes the progesterone implant less effective
gaining lots of weight
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side effect of implant
altered bleeding patterns
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advantages of progesterone implant
very safe LARC rapid return to fertility
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disadvantage of progesterone implant
irregular bleeding patterns some experience weight gain risk of fitting
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2 forms of intra-uterine contraception
copper IUD | Levonorgestrel IUS
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cautions for intrauterine methods (3)
arrhythmias from fitting coil current pelvic infection unexplained vaginal bleeding
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What must always be done before fitting the coil
STI risk assessment
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2 types of levonorgestrel IUS
mirena | jaydess
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which levonogestrel lasts longer and is bigger
Mirena (5 years)
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what is amenorrhoea
absence of a menstrual cycle
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which levonorgestrel is more likely to cause amenorrhoea
mirena
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advantages of IUS (4)
LARC fit and forget reduction in bleeding and pain immediate return to fertility
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disadvantages of IUS
risks with fitting | relies on a health professional to fit and remove
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mechanism of copper IUD
copper toxic to ovum and any sperm= affects fertilisation
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disadvantages of copper coil
risks of fitting heavier longer periods relies on health professional to fit and remove
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3 emergency contraceptives
IUD (intrauterine device) Ulipristal (ella one levonorgestrel
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what is bad about ella one
interacts with other contraceptives | bad with severe asthma
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what is the most effective emergency contraceptive
emergency IUD
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in IUD what prevents implantation
Endometrial inflammation reaction
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up to how many days can the emergency IUD be inserted
5 days after unprotected sex or 5 days after ovulation
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what needs to be done 3 weeks after fitting emergency IUD
follow up pregnancy test
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what is ellaone (ulipristal acetate UPA)
selective progesterone receptor molecule | delays ovulation 5 days
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how many times in a cycle can ellaone be given
twice
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difference with levonorgestrel and ellaone
levonorgestrel doesn't interfere with ongoing contraception
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3 barrier methods of contraception
male condom female condom diaphragms
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when should a diaphragm not be used
history of toxic shock syndrome
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bonus of condoms
protect against STIs
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if adding lubricant what condoms should be used
water based
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female sterilisation 2 methods
laparoscopy tubal ring | transvervical essure micro insert