FPC: Contraception
a couple using contraception has what percent chance of becoming pregnant over one year -
ANS-85%
what birth control methods prevent fertilization - ANS-abstinence and natural family planning
what birth control methods prevent ovulation - ANS-hormonal contraceptives (implants,
injectables, progestin only pills and vaginal rings)
what birth control methods block fallopian tube - ANS-female sterlization
what birth control methods incapacitate sperm - ANS-copper IUD
what birth control methods thicken cervical mucus - ANS-hormonal IUD, implants, injectables,
progestin only pills and vaginal rings
what birth control methods block sperm - ANS-male and female condoms, sponge, cap,
diaphragm
which hormone in birth control inhibits ovulation - ANS-progesterone
also thickens cervical mucus, dec motility of cilia in fallopian tube, endometrial atrophy
T/F about half of those using levonorgestrel IUD do not ovulate - ANS-true
most effective reversible contraceptive methods - ANS-IUD and implant
perform as well as female sterilization
CI for estrogen therapy - ANS-migraine with aura, severe HTN, smokers 35+, postpartum
hypercoagulability, immobolization/surgery, history of DVT or PE or thrombophilia, SLE with pos
antiphospholipid antibodies, breast cancer
impact of contraceptive in seizure disorder pt - ANS-antiepileptics ramp up p54 enzymes and
dec efficacy of birth control
a couple using contraception has what percent chance of becoming pregnant over one year -
ANS-85%
what birth control methods prevent fertilization - ANS-abstinence and natural family planning
what birth control methods prevent ovulation - ANS-hormonal contraceptives (implants,
injectables, progestin only pills and vaginal rings)
what birth control methods block fallopian tube - ANS-female sterlization
what birth control methods incapacitate sperm - ANS-copper IUD
what birth control methods thicken cervical mucus - ANS-hormonal IUD, implants, injectables,
progestin only pills and vaginal rings
what birth control methods block sperm - ANS-male and female condoms, sponge, cap,
diaphragm
which hormone in birth control inhibits ovulation - ANS-progesterone
also thickens cervical mucus, dec motility of cilia in fallopian tube, endometrial atrophy
T/F about half of those using levonorgestrel IUD do not ovulate - ANS-true
most effective reversible contraceptive methods - ANS-IUD and implant
perform as well as female sterilization
CI for estrogen therapy - ANS-migraine with aura, severe HTN, smokers 35+, postpartum
hypercoagulability, immobolization/surgery, history of DVT or PE or thrombophilia, SLE with pos
antiphospholipid antibodies, breast cancer
impact of contraceptive in seizure disorder pt - ANS-antiepileptics ramp up p54 enzymes and
dec efficacy of birth control
