Chronic Conditions
IUD
Progestin only methods (hormonal IUD, implant, Shot, POP)
CHC (Pill, Patch, Ring)
Permanent Contraception
100

Definition of migraine with aura 

Migraine- a headache that lasts up to 4-72 hours accompanied by nausea, vomiting, or photophobia and at two of the following: unilateral location, pulsating quality, moderate to severe pain, and aggravation by routine physical activity. 

Aura- reversible focal neurological sensory event that precedes or accompanies the headache and lasts no more than an hour. 

100

IUDs increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy. 

T/F and explain? 

Risk of getting pregnant with an IUD is around 2% over 10 years. However, if someone does become pregnant with an IUD in place, the risk of the pregnancy being an ectopic is higher than if the IUD weren't in place. 

100

This material makes the etonogestrel implant radiopaque and allows for localization via 2-D X-ray, CT, MRI or fluoroscopy. 

Barium

100

The mechanism by which combined hormonal contraceptives inhibit ovulation

Through the hypothalamic-pituitary inhibition of gonadotropin secretion (FSH, LH) 

100

Name two non-fertility related benefits of laparoscopic sterilization. 

Decrease in PID, decrease in ovarian cancer, ability to survey the pelvic anatomy. 

200

Obese women using combined hormonal contraception are at a small increased risk of VTE and therefore it should be avoided. 

T/F?

F, limited evidence demonstrates that obese women who use CHCs don't have increased risk for acute MI or stroke compared to non CHC users and despite the small increased risk of VTS, the advantages of CHCs generally outweigh the risks. 

200

If a hormonal IUD is found to be in the lower uterine segment position, above the level of the cervical os, and contraception is desired, this is a next logical step. 

leave IUD in place OR remove and replace. 

200

Migration of the etonogestrel implant into the pulmonary vasculature is a rare event (1 in every million insertions) and is likely a result of unintentional placement into the _________ vein. 

Brachial 

200

Name 3/5 clinical benefits of combined oral contraception

menstrual regulation

acne treatment

PMS treatment

reduction in ovarian cysts

reduction in endometrial and ovarian cancer

200

Although the 5-year cumulative failure rate from LSC sterilization is less than 1%, around _____ % of those pregnancies are ectopic in location. 

33

300

People with diabetes and vascular disease or duration of diabetes for >20 years have restrictions around these two methods of contraception. 

CHC and DMPA

300

The risks that can be decreased when removing an IUD from the uterus with a desired pregnancy (3/4) ? 

What are spontaneous abortion, septic abortion, preterm delivery and chorioamnionitis. 

300

Nexplanon is more effective than permanent contraception at preventing pregnancy. 

T/F?

T

300

Describe "post-pill amenorrhea" (mechanism, duration) 

Amenorrhea for more than one year after cessation of CHC method (pill, patch, ring) with a 1% frequency

300

LARC methods may be more effective at preventing pregnancy than LSC sterilization, T or F? 

T

400

Name 5 diagnoses considered US MEC Category 4 for CHC 

Unacceptable risk, method should not be used 

current breast cancer; PP<21d; chronic kidney disease; VTE- current, hx of with high risk of recurrent; migraine with aura; HTN with systolic > 160/diastolic >100 or vascular dx; ischemic heart disease; liver adenoma or liver malignancy; peripartum cardiomyopathy >6mo; moderately to severely impaired cardiac function; sickle cell disease; smoking age ≥35, ≥15cigarettes/day; solid organ transplant graft failure; hx of CVA; surgery with prolonged immobilization; SLE with +APLA; thrombophilia; valvular heart disease


400

What should be done when an IUD in located in the uterus with a desired pregnancy and there are no visible strings and the IUD is above the level of the cervix. 

nothing

400

Mechanism of action of levonorgestrel IUDs (2) to prevent pregnancy

Thickening cervical mucous to prevent passage of sperm and thinning the lining of the endometrium 

400

Recommendation for women undergoing minor surgery and major regarding continuation of combined hormonal contraceptives

Minor surgery (short, LSC) can be continued due to low VTE risk

Major surgery- weigh discontinuation against risk of unintended pregnancy- it takes up to 6 weeks for procoagulant changes that come with COC to return to baseline

400

Sterilization is best performed during the ___________ phase of the menstrual cycle so as to avoid the risk of a ___________ phase pregnancy. 

follicular and luteal, respectively

500

The one medical condition that is considered category 4 CDC MEC for all progestin containing methods

Current breast cancer 

500

Mechanism of action of copper IUD (2) to prevent pregnancy

Copper in IUD is toxic to sperm, inhibiting fertilization. Copper also creates a less favorable endometrial environment which makes a fertilized egg difficult to implant. 

500

Potential delay in fertility return (in months) after last DMPA injection  

10-18 months 

500

The circumstance under which the benefit might outweigh the risk for a person to take COC with a prior VTE 

A person with a single VTE episode, with non-recurring risk factors (surgery, trauma) and no additive risk factors (PP) 

500

In California, hundreds of inmates had been sterilized in prison as late as 2010 without proper consent. 

T/F?

T

See Belly of the Beast documentary, history of coercion into sterilization and non-consent  

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