MATERNAL WEEK 3 Flashcards

(48 cards)

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• The concept of enhancing the quality of families w/c includes:
• Regulating & spacing childbirth
• Helping subfertile couples beget children
• Counseling parents and would-be parents

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Family planning

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To counsel, reassure, give information and allow an individual/couple to decide his/her/their course of action according to what he/she think is appropriate for them and in accordance to their own personal, societal, religious beliefs & values

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Function of the Health Professional in Family Planning

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FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES

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Temporary conception control

Sterilization/ permanent conception control

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Temporary conception control

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• Methods used to prevent conception • Methods used to prevent ovulation
• Methods used to prevent implantation

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Sterilization/ permanent conception control

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• Tubal Occlusion / Bilateral Tubal Ligation
• Vasectomy or Vas Ligation

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METHODS USED TO PREVENT CONCEPTION

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natural methods

CALENDAR METHOD

Billings or CERVICAL MUCUS METHOD

Lactational Amenorrhea Method

LOCAL BARRIER METHODS

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natural methods

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Coitus interruptus

WITHDRAWAL

Coitus reservatus

Rhythmic abstinence

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8
Q

Oldest type of birth control practiced
by man.

The premature withdrawal of the
penis before ejaculation during
sexual intercourse

Not accepted by the Catholic Church

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Coitus interruptus

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9
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○ Removal of penis from the vagina
before ejaculation occurs

○ NOT a sufficient method of birth
control by itself

○ Effectiveness rate is 80% (very
unpredictable in teens, wide
variation)

○ 1 of 5 women practicing withdrawal
become pregnant

○ Very difficult for a male to ‘control’

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WITHDRAWAL

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• Male does not reach orgasm and therefore
no ejaculation occurs

• Requires considerable control over the sexual urge

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Coitus reservatus

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Identification of the periods of fertility and the periods of sterility in the menstrual cycle of a woman and the restriction of sexual intercourse to the sterile periods or the time when the pregnancy is unlikely because the woman is biologically unprepared to conceive.

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Rhythmic abstinence

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Also known as “safe or infertile period” technique and “natural birth control” or NFP because there is nothing artificial used to prevent conception.

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Rhythmic abstinence

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13
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• The use of mathematical calculations to predict the probable time of ovulation.

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CALENDAR METHOD

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“Ovulation most often takes place____ days before the onset of the next menstruation.”

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15
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____________formula:

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Ogino-knaus

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• This relies on slight changes (0.3 to 0.6oC) in basal body temp. that may occur just before ovulation

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BASAL BODY TEMPERATURE

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17
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_____________ temperature is low because of high estrogen levels

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Pre-ovulatory

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18
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______________temp. rise is due to high progesterone

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Post-ovulatory

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19
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A particular type of cervical mucus felt by the woman at the vaginal opening is a signal of ovulation

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Billings or CERVICAL MUCUS METHOD

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This type of mucus is described as “clear and transluscent and about the consistency of raw egg white.”

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Billings or CERVICAL MUCUS

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Phases of Wetness/Dryness

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1.Wet – menstruation
2.Dry – basic infertile pattern
1.Wet – days of possible fertility
2.Dry – infertile days

22
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is based on scientific evidence that a woman is not fertile and unlikely to become pregnant during full lactation or exclusive breastfeeding.

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Lactational Amenorrhea Method

23
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Test kits that measures the level of LH and predict ovulation are now available in USA and other countries.

• These kits detect the level of LH in the urine w/c surges 12-24 hours before ovulation

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Ovulation Detection Test Kits

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It is 98 to 100% effective.

• When a woman sees that her LH level is high, she should avoid coitus.

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Ovulation Detection Test Kits

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can reduce the chance of a pregnancy by 75% if taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex
Emergency Contraception
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75 – 84% effective in reducing pregnancy • Floods the ovaries with high amount of hormone and prevents ovulation
Emergency Contraception (ECP)
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Two sets of Emergency contraception pills taken exactly___ hours apart
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LOCAL BARRIER METHODS
CONDOM Vaginal Diaphragm Cervical cap
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• A thin stretchable rubber sheath worn over the penis by the man during intercourse. • Pregnancy rate is 7- 28% • Added potential of preventing STD’s
Condom
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• Perfect effectiveness rate = 97% • Typical effectiveness rate = 88%
Male condom
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• A shallow,dome-shaped rubber device with a flexible wire rim that covers the cervix; maybe inserted several hours before intercourse and left in place for at least 6 hours after the last intercourse • Initially fitted by a health professional • Weight loss/gain of 15 lbs may require re-fitting
Vaginal Diaphragm
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Barrier method: the________ fits snugly over the cervix, preventing sperm from entering the uterus
cervical cap
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PREVENTION OF OVULATION • Use of contraceptives:
• Pills • Injectable •Implant
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Estrogen & progesterone prevent pregnancy by inhibiting the hypothalamus and anterior pituitary so that ovulation does not occur. They also inhibit fertility by: 1. Altering the motility of the fallopian tubes 2. Inadequately developing the endometrium 3. Keeping cervical mucus unreceptive and unsupportive of sperm
Contraceptive pills
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contain both progesterone & estrogen; taken from day 5 to day 25 of the menstrual cycle
Combination pills
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taken from day 5-19
Contains estrogen
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taken from day 20-25
Contains progestin-
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Before starting CP, the woman must undergo ________ __________and ___________to rule out contraindications. CP should be prescribed by a physician.
physical examination, pelvic exam Pap smear
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__________will occur around 4 days after stopping pills
Bleeding
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Contraceptive pills • If accidentally taken by a child, side-effect is_______________, stimulate vomiting by giving child syrup of __________
increased blood clotting ipecac
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Danger signs: ACHES
A- abdominal pain • C-chest pain and dyspnea • H- headache • E-eye problems • S- severe leg pain
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is common in long term user so that it is advisable to take folic acid supplement
Folic acid deficiency
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If used by adolescent, they should have a regular menstruation for at least two years before beginning OC use.
Folic acid deficiency
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6 tiny silicone rubber capsules or 2 rods containing progestin
evonorgestiel
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surgically implanted under the skin of the upper arm; removed surgically in about 5 years or when the woman wishes to discontinue the method.
Implant (Norplant)
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Injectable contraceptive
Depo-provera, Noristerat
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Birth control shot given once every three months to prevent pregnancy 99.7% effective preventing pregnancy No daily pills to remember
Depo-Provera
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• The same way as the Pill! • Stops ovulation • Stops menstrual cycles!! • Thickens cervical mucus
Depo-Provera