Exam 1 Women's Health Chapter 52 Flashcards
(106 cards)
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What are the 3 types of birth control?
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- Combined Hormonal Therapy - CHC
- Progestin Only Products -POP
- Alternatives
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What are the three types of of CHC
(combined hormonal therapy)?
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- Combined ORAL Contraceptives -COC
- Transdermal Patch
- Transvaginal Ring
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What type of birth control is COC (Combined Oral Therapy)
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COC (oral) is a type of
CHC Combined Hormonal Therapy
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Endometriosis is
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Abnormal location of endometrial tissue outside the uterus
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Dysmenorrhea is
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also known as cyclic pelvic pain
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Dysfunctional uterine bleeding is
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a classification of irregular bleeding
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Polycystic ovarian syndrome is
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A disorder in the metabolism of androgens and estrogens
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Premenstrual Syndrome is
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Collection of cyclic physical and mood alterations
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Womens’ reproductive life begins with ___ and continues through _____
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Menarche and menopause
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Drospirenone is an analog of _________
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Spironlactone (K+ sparing diuretic) can create Hyperkalemia
It is a progestin (synthetic progesterone)
used in birth control
ONE - COMMON ENDING
drospirenONE
spironlactONE
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If minipill delayed for more than 3 hours, use back up contraception for ___ hours
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48
12
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Inhibition of FSH and LH secretion results in ___
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anovulation and amenorrhea
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GnHR agonists inhibits the release of GnRH creating a
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HYPO estrogenic environment
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NO ORAL contraceptives
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38 year old with breast cancer
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Who should use CHC with caution
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smokers and diabetics
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woman on CHC misses one dose what to do
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take now, back on schedule for next one
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Conjugated estrogen side effects
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acne,
breast tenderness,
fluid retention,
leg cramps,
nausea
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What drugs interact with conjugated estrogen birth control pills?
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Phenobarbital (seizures)
Topiramate (seizures)
Aspirin - (may prevent early thrombus , thins blood)
think PAP
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Etonogestrel transvaginal ring falls out, what to do
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if less than 3 hours, rinse and return
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The patient is taking a COC birth control pill.
What symptom to call HCP for ?
COC =Combined oral contraceptives
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Headache
think H - HCP=Headache
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Progestin HT will reduce the risk of ______ cancer
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cervical and endometrial
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What causes Break Through Bleeding (BTB)
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lower progesterone
why? progesterone helps maintain the lining of the uterus
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How effective is CHC?
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92-93%
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CHC is a combination of what two hormones?
____ and ______
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EE (ethinyl estridiol) - ONLY 1 type
and PROGESTIN (synthetic progesterone) 6-7 types
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MAIN PROBLEMS WITH higher doses of ESTROGEN
BLOOD CLOTS -VTE, Stroke, and MI.
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Side effects of higher dose ESTROGEN
Think MORE Of EVERYTHING
1. cyclic breast changes
2. dysmenorrhea (painful periods)
3. menorrhagia (heavy periods)
4. chloasma (hyperpigmentation)
5. Blood clots - VTE, stroke, MI
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Overall goal of CHC is to use the ____ amount of estrogen as possible. highest or lowest amount
Overall goal of CHC is to use the LEAST amount of estrogen as possible. 20-35 micrograms
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3 ways CHC's work?
FSH and LH Suppression
1. Ovulation prevention
2. Mucus - Increase cervical mucus (sperm do not like it)
3. Uterine Lining - affects it, thinner
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How does COC's work
Same as CHCs
1. NO EGG -Ovulation prevention
2. MORE MUCOUS -Increase cervical mucus (sperm do not like it)
3. THINNER LINING -Uterine Lining - affects it, thinner
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LACK OF ESTROGEN CAN CAUSE
amenorrhea/spotting
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INCREASED PROGESTERONE can cause
1. weight gain
2. depression
3. fatigue
4. dec. libido
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DECREASED PROGESTERONE can cause
1. BTB - break through bleeding
2. headaches
progesterone helps to maintain the lining of the uterus
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CHC PRODUCTS - COC key points
MUST take a pill everyday.
21 days the pills are estrogen/progesterone and 7 days placebo (menstruation)
Extended cycle options
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CHC PRODUCTS- Transdermal Patch
NOT effective over 198 pounds
Change patch once a week for three weeks,
no patch one week (period)
Inc. risk of VTE
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If you weight 200 lbs, what method of CHC will not work for you?
Transdermal patch
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CHC PRODUCTS - Transvaginal Ring
Self insert during first 5 days of period
Leave in 21 days, remove when next period comes.
Back up contraceptive first 7 days and if it comes out.
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Why choice CHC that is not oral?
Avoid first pass WHICH WILL DECREASE. N/V
Adherence
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Transvaginal Ring side effects
vaginal discharge
irritation
infection
smoking inc. side effects
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COC. Combined oral contraceptives
Different types
Varying amounts of progesterone
Side effects. -Withdrawal bleeding
less side effects than others
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DROSPIRENONE - how it works
DROSPIRENONE - a type of progesterone in COC (YaZ)
Adrenal gland releases aldosterone which holds onto Na and H20 and releases K+.
This drug decreases the amount of aldosterone released so more Na/H2O is released and K+ stays, leading to hyperkalemia and dec BP.
DROSPIRENONE - HYPERKALEMIA
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DROSPIRENONE - contraindications
History of VTE
Hyperkalemia
Hypotension
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CHC - Advantages
Dec. ovarian cysts
Dec. menstrual symptoms
Easy to use
Dec. inc of PID
Dec risk of certain cancers - endometrial/cervical
dec. acne
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CHC - Disadvantages
Risk of STD
Need Medical follow up
Risk of PG due to compliance
Side Effects/Adverse Reactions
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CHC - Side Effects
Weight Gain at the beginning
Headache/Nausea
BTB
Chloasma - hyperpigmentation with estrogen
Vaginal discharge/irritation with the ring
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CHC- ADVERSE Reactions/Risks
DVT, PE, MI, stroke
Breast malignancy
Hyperkalemia - with Drosperinone
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CHC - Contraindications
Pregnant
*History of VTE
History of CAD, PE, stroke - Progesterone only
*Liver disease
*Breast Cancer that is premenapausal
Breastfeeding first 3 months and dec. amount of milk
Smoking
Older than 35 not recommended
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IMPORTANT
CHC Drug INTERACTIONS
LESS EFFECTIVE WITH THESE
Hydantoins seizures
Phenobarbital
Penicillin - antibiotic
Rifampicin - tb
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CHC - herbals NOT to use
Black Cohosh
St. John's Wort
Don Quai
Red Clover
Chasteberry
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A woman with a history of liver disease and
breast cancer is being treated for a deep vein thrombosis.
She is inquiring about birth control.
Would you
consider her a candidate for Combined Hormonal
Contraception?
NO
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A patient taking ortho-novum, a CHC product,
reports taking black cohosh to minimize
premenstrual symptoms. Which of the following is
the nurse’s best response?
* A. “Combining both agents will assure a decrease
in PMS symptoms
* B. “If combining, increase the dose of black
cohosh.”
* C. “The ortho-novum may not prevent pregnancy
when combined with this herb.”
C. “The ortho-novum may not prevent pregnancy
when combined with this herb.”
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Progestin Only Pills (POP) Mechanism
Ovulation not consistently inhibited
Inc. in cervical mucous
Dec. in lining of the ulterus
Do not contain estrogens
Option for women who cannot take CHC (estrogen)
every pill has a hormone in it
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POP side effects
VTE
Chance of PG except with depo shot if on time
Wt. gain
inc acne
BTB
Depression
Dec. effectiveness of ABX
Not for over 35 or smoker
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POP Compliance
Must take within a 3 hour window each day.
Always have a new pill pack ready
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POP types
POP pills
Injection
Implant
IUD
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Biggest difference between CHC and POP?
POP does NOT consistently inhibit ovulation.
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POP - 4 main things to remember
Does not consistently inhibit ovulation
compliance necessary - 3 hour window
No periods but BTB
Each pill has a hormone
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POP The Shot what is it called?
Medroxyprogesterone is the type of progesterone
Called Depo-Provera. DMPA. every 13 weeks
If you miss the window by more than 2 weeks
need extra protection
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POP the Shot - how does it work
prevents ovulation, inc cervical mucus
thins lining of the uterus
no ovulation and no period
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POP the shot. side effects
Dec bone density inc risk of osteoporosis
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POP the shot. TEACHING
Take Calcium, D3
weight bearing exercises (walking, running, wt. lifting yoga not swimming
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ETONOGESTREL IMPLANT
(NEXPLANON). how long is it good for, who implants it
Three years
must be done by trained HCP
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ETONOGESTREL IMPLANT (NEXPLANON).
who should not use it ?
BMI greater than 30 (greater than 198 pounds)
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Levonorgesterol
Intrauterine Device (IUD). How long is it good for.
good for 3-5 years
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Levonorgesterol
Intrauterine Device (IUD). TEACHING
Ck the string
call HCP -
Fever or bleeding perferation pid, Temperature
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ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF
CONTRACEPTION
NO HORMONES
Spermicides
Barrier Methods - condoms (male or female)
Intrauterine devices
-ParaGard - copper impeded sperm migration -10 years of protection
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What birth control works REALLY, REALLY well?
Implant
IUD
COPPER IUD
Sterilization
1/100 chance of getting pregnant
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What birth control works PRETTY well?
The Pill
The Patch
The Ring
The Shot
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What birth control does not work well?
Withdrawal
Fertility awareness
internal condom
condom
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Birth Control - Patient teaching
Nursing - no CHC in first 3 months, dec. in breast milk
Nursing - can get the shot immediately
Adv and Disadvan of hormonal BC
Risk of Smoking
Missed Pills
Mammos and breast exam
Drug interactions - abx, rimfampin
ACHES -s/s of VTE
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ACHES -
Serious complications of birth control pills
A -abdominal pain
C - chest pain, shortness of breath
H - Headache - sudden and persistent
E - Eye problems - vascular acciendt or inc. bp
S - severe leg pain - blood clot - one leg usually
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Is Menopause a disease?
No it is a process
perimenopause - beginning to dec. estrogen and progesterone
why see HCP - to ease symptoms
Lasts about 5 years
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Menopause s/s
Lighter menstrual flow,
hot flashes,
vaginal dryness,
HA,
irritability,
insomnia,
bone loss
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Menopause treatment options
1. Hormonal Replacement Therapy
2. Complementary and alternative medicine
3. Prescription non-hormonal agents
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Menopause - HRT
2 types of hormonal treatment
Estrogen ONLY
Estrogen/Progestin
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Menopause - HRT
Estrogen ONLY treatment is only for women who have ________uterus
NO INTACT UTERUS
Why? if there is a uterus there will be an overgrowth of the lining and incr. the risk of endometrial cancer.
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Menopause - HT
Patients with an intact uterus can use
ESTROGEN ONLY Treatment.
TRUE OR FALSE
FALSE
Only those who have NO intact uterus.
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Menopause - HT -
What are the types of estrogen only medications
- Conjugated equine estrogen
* Transdermal estradiol
* Estradiol Intravaginal Tablets
* Estradiol Cream
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Menopause - HT -
What are the types of Estrogen/Progestin medications
-Conjugated estrogen and medroxyprogesterone
* Estradiol and norethindrone
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Contraindications to HT
Breast Cancer
Endometrial Cancer
Pregnancy
Thromboembolic disorders
Acute liver disease
CAD
Undiagnosed Vaginal bleeding
Smoking
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BLACK BOX WARNING FOR HT
Must KNOW THIS...WILL BE ON THE TEST
May cause:
CV disorders
breast cancer
endometrial cancer
dementia
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What is osteoporosis?
increased Osteoclast (breaks down bone) activity as compared to Osteoblast (builds bond) activity. Bone density is decreased.
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Who is most at risk for osteoporosis?
White, small framed females.
Men can also get osteoporosis, not just women.
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What are the 2 interventions?
Non-pharm - diet, weight bearing (calcium rich)
Pharm -biosphosphonates, MAB SERMS
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Teaching for Osteoporosis meds
Take with water and stay upright for 30 minutes to prevent esophageal erosion
Calcitonin - allergic rxn
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When is Magnesium Sulfate (MgS) indicated for use?
1. Preeclampsia or eclampsia L and D. inc. BP
2. Mg replacement
It relaxes smooth mucsles.
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How is MgS administered?
IV via volumetric pump
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Adverse RXN to MgS
Overdose:
Flushing
hypotension
lethargy
diminished reflexes
respiratory
Think Mag Sags - thinks decrease
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What is the antidote to MgS
Calcium gluconate (IV)
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Nursing considerations with MgS
Monitor:
LOC
VS
FHR (fetal heart rate) and activity
uterine activity
monitor bowel sounds
monitor Mg levels
Assess DTR
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Recommended calcium intake
12-1500da7
D3 4-800 IU
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Bone builders
Osteoblasts
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First line treatment for osteoporosis
Biphosphonates
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Selective Estrogen receptor Modulators are called....
SERMS Osphena, tamoxifen, Evista soltamox
used for osteoporosis and breast cancerThe pharmacology of SERMs i in bone tissue have an agonist type relationship with estrogen receptors in the bone to promote bone growth in postmenopausal osteoporosis.
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Fracture prevention with steroid use
Parathyroid hormone (PTH) anabolic agent
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Can cause allergic rxn after administration
calcitonin
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Risk of biphosphates
esphoygeal erosion
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Cause reabsorption of bone
Osteoclasts
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Side effect of Denosumab (Prolia) IM
Hypocalcemia
osteonecrosis
allergic rxn
unusual thigh bone fractures
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Name a common SERM used for osteoporosis and how it works
Raloxifene
selective estrogen receptor modulator
binds to estrogen receptors and
decreases bone reabsorption
decrease the lifespan of osteoclasts,
decreases bone remodeling, preserving bone mass.
THink EN - like tamoxifen
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Name a MoAB used for osteoporosis, 'what it does, and what to asses.
Denosumab - dec. osteoclastic activity
Monitor for hypocalcemia, give Ca and D3 with it.
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What does CALCITONIN do for osteoporosis
decrease osteoclastic activity
post-menopausal
watch for allergic rxn
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Name a Parathyroid hormone and what it does for HT
TERIPARATIDE STIMULATES OSTEOBLASTIC activity
Prevents fractures with corticosteroid use.
DIFFERENT FROM Moab, calcitonin, SERMs
which dec. osteoclastic activity
THINK TeraPeritide - PERITIDE = parathyroid
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What does SERM mean
Selective
estrogen
receptor
modulators
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HT for osteoporosis - is what drug
estradiol transdermal system
to balance estrogen which will
diminish menopausal symptoms
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When is HT used for menopause
those who do not tolerate other treatments
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When using HT for women w/intact uterus what else would you add
Progestin
