NUR 234 Exam 1 - Questions 2/4 - Ryno
What birth control can be inserted into the uterus for emergency contraception and lasts for 10 years? -
Copper IUD
What birth control is the surgical cutting of the vas deferens? - Vasectomy
This makes the client sterile and is a permanent solution
What birth control involves the tracking morning temperature each day identifying a spike - Basal Body
Temperature Method
When we have the change in temperature when the client is ovulating we will see an increase after a
drop in temperature.
What birth control is a device that is fitted inside of the uterus for 3-5 years which prevents ovulation
and or implantation? - Hormonal IUD
What birth control has estrogen and progestin taken the same time every day, regulates monthly cycle,
and report S/S clots - Combined oral contraceptive
relies on consistency, make sure you are cognizant of clots because of the estrogen component.
How long is an ovum viable for? - 24 hours
How long can sperm survive? - 3 days, there has been evidence of up to 5 days
, Who should not take an estrogen or combined oral birth control method? - Clients with history of blood
clots, DVTs or breast cancer
clots factors are increased due to the estrogen component.
How does combined oral contraceptive regulate the cycle? - It controls ovulation by giving you a placebo
pill that stimulates ovulation
What instructions do you give a client with a hormonal IUD? - Assess the placement of the strings after
every menstrual cycle
Watch for s/s of infection, irregular bleeding
The surgical cutting/tying of the fallopian tubes to interfere with sperm passage to egg - Tubal ligation
This is a permanent solution/makes the client sterile.
What birth control is an IM injection every 3 months that can decrease bone density and suppress
ovulation? - Medroxyprogesterone (AKA the depot shot)
What birth control method involves journaling monthly cycle to identify ovulation times - Calendar
method
What birth control is avoiding intercourse when the cervical mucus is thin and slippery? - Billings
Method
This is an ovulation characteristic
What birth control can be inserted into the uterus for emergency contraception and lasts for 10 years? -
Copper IUD
What birth control is the surgical cutting of the vas deferens? - Vasectomy
This makes the client sterile and is a permanent solution
What birth control involves the tracking morning temperature each day identifying a spike - Basal Body
Temperature Method
When we have the change in temperature when the client is ovulating we will see an increase after a
drop in temperature.
What birth control is a device that is fitted inside of the uterus for 3-5 years which prevents ovulation
and or implantation? - Hormonal IUD
What birth control has estrogen and progestin taken the same time every day, regulates monthly cycle,
and report S/S clots - Combined oral contraceptive
relies on consistency, make sure you are cognizant of clots because of the estrogen component.
How long is an ovum viable for? - 24 hours
How long can sperm survive? - 3 days, there has been evidence of up to 5 days
, Who should not take an estrogen or combined oral birth control method? - Clients with history of blood
clots, DVTs or breast cancer
clots factors are increased due to the estrogen component.
How does combined oral contraceptive regulate the cycle? - It controls ovulation by giving you a placebo
pill that stimulates ovulation
What instructions do you give a client with a hormonal IUD? - Assess the placement of the strings after
every menstrual cycle
Watch for s/s of infection, irregular bleeding
The surgical cutting/tying of the fallopian tubes to interfere with sperm passage to egg - Tubal ligation
This is a permanent solution/makes the client sterile.
What birth control is an IM injection every 3 months that can decrease bone density and suppress
ovulation? - Medroxyprogesterone (AKA the depot shot)
What birth control method involves journaling monthly cycle to identify ovulation times - Calendar
method
What birth control is avoiding intercourse when the cervical mucus is thin and slippery? - Billings
Method
This is an ovulation characteristic
