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How does copper IUD work? - ANSWERS-Causes an inflammatory response with
spermacidal response
Define tubal occlusion - ANSWERS-Female sterilization in which the fallopian tubes are
permanently blocked, which prevents sperm from ascending the reproductive tract and
fertilizing an ovum
Risk related to tubal occlusion - ANSWERS-Ectopic pregnancy
Define vasectomy - ANSWERS-Cutting or blocking of both vas deferens which are the
small tubes that carry sperm from the testes to become part of the seminal fluid
Benefit of combined oral contraceptives vs. progestin only - ANSWERS-More
predictable bleeding patterns due to stabilization of the endometrium with estrogen
, Types of combined oral contraceptives - ANSWERS-Oral
Patch
Ring
Types of progestin only contraceptives - ANSWERS-IUD
Implant (Nexplanon)
Oral (POP, mini-pills)
Injection (Depo)
Long term combined oral contraceptive use increases the risk for - ANSWERS-Cervical
cancer- this risk reduces following cessation
When can combined contraceptives be started in postpartum women? - ANSWERS-21
day postpartum due to risk for VTE
What is quick start for COCs? - ANSWERS-Beginning the pill at any time during the
menstrual cycle and using another form of contraception for 7 days
Contraindications to combined oral contraceptives - ANSWERS-Thromboembolic
disorders, CVD/CAD
(stroke, heart attack, untreated hypertension), Breast cancer/estrogen-dependent
cancer, Liver (cirrhosis, liver tumor, gallbladder disease*), Migraine with neurologic
findings ("aura"), Diabetes with vascular involvement, Lactating or < 6 weeks
postpartum, Smoking, if 35+ years
True or false
Combined oral contraceptives increase the risk for breast cancer - ANSWERS-False
Benefits of combined oral contraceptive use - ANSWERS-Decreased ovarian and
endometrial cancers Less ectopic pregnancies
Lower incidence of endometriosis
HEALTH FINAL|| Exam 2026 MOST
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How does copper IUD work? - ANSWERS-Causes an inflammatory response with
spermacidal response
Define tubal occlusion - ANSWERS-Female sterilization in which the fallopian tubes are
permanently blocked, which prevents sperm from ascending the reproductive tract and
fertilizing an ovum
Risk related to tubal occlusion - ANSWERS-Ectopic pregnancy
Define vasectomy - ANSWERS-Cutting or blocking of both vas deferens which are the
small tubes that carry sperm from the testes to become part of the seminal fluid
Benefit of combined oral contraceptives vs. progestin only - ANSWERS-More
predictable bleeding patterns due to stabilization of the endometrium with estrogen
, Types of combined oral contraceptives - ANSWERS-Oral
Patch
Ring
Types of progestin only contraceptives - ANSWERS-IUD
Implant (Nexplanon)
Oral (POP, mini-pills)
Injection (Depo)
Long term combined oral contraceptive use increases the risk for - ANSWERS-Cervical
cancer- this risk reduces following cessation
When can combined contraceptives be started in postpartum women? - ANSWERS-21
day postpartum due to risk for VTE
What is quick start for COCs? - ANSWERS-Beginning the pill at any time during the
menstrual cycle and using another form of contraception for 7 days
Contraindications to combined oral contraceptives - ANSWERS-Thromboembolic
disorders, CVD/CAD
(stroke, heart attack, untreated hypertension), Breast cancer/estrogen-dependent
cancer, Liver (cirrhosis, liver tumor, gallbladder disease*), Migraine with neurologic
findings ("aura"), Diabetes with vascular involvement, Lactating or < 6 weeks
postpartum, Smoking, if 35+ years
True or false
Combined oral contraceptives increase the risk for breast cancer - ANSWERS-False
Benefits of combined oral contraceptive use - ANSWERS-Decreased ovarian and
endometrial cancers Less ectopic pregnancies
Lower incidence of endometriosis
