Contraceptives Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

What type of hormonal birth control has a higher efficacy rate?

A

Estrogen + Progesterone

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2
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What type of hormonal birth control is safer to use due to having lower contraindications?

A

Progesterone only

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3
Q

What does ACHES stand for?

A

Abdominal pain
Chest pain
Headaches
Eye/vision changes
Severe calf/leg pain

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4
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What conditions are contraindications if taken with estrogen birth control?

A

High BP
Hx of Blood clots/Strokes
35 or older & Smoking
Severe liver disease

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5
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What medications are contraindications when taken with estrogen birth control?

A

Seizure medications
Tuberculosis medications
Saint John’s Wort (herbal medicine)

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6
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What conditions are contraindications if taken with progesterone birth control?

A

Hx or current breast cancer

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7
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What side effects are usually known to go away after a short period of experience with early usage of estrogen or progesterone?

A

Both: Headaches, Irregular bleeding (becomes amenorrhea)
Estrogen: Breast tenderness

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8
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What are regular side effects for estrogen + progesterone birth controls?

A

Irregular bleeding
Headaches
Breast tenderness
Nausea
Decrease in cramps & risk for ovarian/uterine cancer
Lighten & shortens menses (great for anemia)

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9
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What are regular side effects for progesterone-only birth controls?

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Irregular bleeding
Headaches
Mood swings
Acne
Weight gain

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10
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What are estrogen + progesterone birth controls?

A

“The pill”/traditional birth control
The ring
The patch

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11
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What are progesterone-only birth controls?

A

Mini pill
Depo-Provera (shot)
Nexplanon (implant)
Mirena (Hormonal IUD)
Emergency Plan B

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12
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How long can nexplanon (implant) be in for?

A

4 years

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13
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How long is fertilization delayed with Depo-Provera (even after one shot)?

A

9-10 months

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14
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What birth control is known to increase the risk of osteoporosis?

A

Depo-Provera (the shot)

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15
Q

What is the only contraceptive that can protect against STIs/HIV?

A

Condoms

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16
Q

What kind of condoms do not protect against STIs/HIV?

A

Lamb skin/natural condoms

17
Q

What kind of condom is known to have an increased risk for pregnancy?

A

Female condom

18
Q

What condoms can someone who has a latex allergy use?

A

Plastic
Lamb skin/natural

19
Q

What increases the risk of efficacy failure with condoms?

A

Having air at the top of the condom
Not holding onto the base of the condom when pulling out
Using oil-based lubricants

20
Q

What kind of lubricants can be used with condoms?

21
Q

What kind of contraceptives should not be used for patients who have had vaginal deliveries?

A

The sponge
Diaphragm
Cervical cup

22
Q

Out of sponges, diaphragms, and cervical cups, which nonhormonal birth control must be prescribed?

A

Diaphragms
Cervical cups

23
Q

What are contraindications/populations that should avoid using IUDs?

A

Regular unprotected sex (especially w/multiple partners)
Hx of STIs/STDs

24
Q

What is an extra contradiction/population that should avoid using Copper IUDs? (Diffferent from hormonal IUDs)

A

Pts with Wilson’s Disease

25
What birth control has the highest efficacy rate?
Copper IUD (99.9%) 2nd: Tubal Ligation (99.7%)
26
What is an extra side effect that is commonly experienced with Copper IUDs but usually goes away on its own?
Heavier menstrual cycles (especially during the beginning)
27
What is the biggest concern/complication that can occur with patients who had a tubal ligation?
Ectopic pregnancy
28
Can ejaculation occur after a vasectomy?
Yes! It just won’t have sperm in it
29
How long do we recommend patients who had a vasectomy wait to have unprotected sex?
3 months (it takes 3 months for all the sperm in the vas deferens to leave)
30
How long does someone have to take Plan B before the effects render ineffective?
Up to 3 days after