NM 701 Exam 3 Contraception Questions
with Complete Solutions
What FAM combines cervical mucus with BBT? Correct Answ_Symptothermal method
What FAM permits unprotected intercourse only after signs of ovulation have subsided?
Correct Answ_Post-ovulation method
Post-ovulation method has a failure rate of what? Correct Answ_1%
What is the most rarely used form of contraceptive? Correct Answ_Vaginal barriers
What would you want a woman to have access to when using vaginal barrier methods?
Correct Answ_Emergency contraceptive
Do you need to be concerned with vaginal barrier methods having latex? Correct Answ_No
,Diaphragms, caps, & spermicides are MEC category _________ for women at high risk of HIV.
Correct Answ_Category 4
What female barrier method is good for preventing STIs? Correct Answ_Female condom
What are the 4 types of vaginal barrier methods? Correct Answ_(1) diaphragm (2) cervical
cap (3) female condom (4) sponge
What is used with vaginal barrier methods? Correct Answ_Spermicide
How long should a vaginal barrier method be left in place with spermicide? Correct Answ_6
hours
How long can diaphragm be left in place? Correct Answ_24 hours
How long can a cervical cap be left in place? Correct Answ_48 hours
Are pelvic exams necessary before access to contraception? Correct Answ_No
, What are the 2 types of oral contraceptive methods? Correct Answ_(1) estrogen and
progesitn (2) progestin
What is combined hormonal contraceptives? Correct Answ_(1) pills (2) patch (3) ring
What does MEC stand for? Correct Answ_Medical eligibility criteria
What are MEC category 4 for combined methods? Correct Answ_(1) active gallbladder or
liver disease (2) multiple risk factors for cardiovascular disease (3) HTN > 160/100 (4) vascular
disease (5) current DVT/PE and most women with a history of these (6) thrombogenic mutations
(7) past or current ischemic heart disease (8) current breast cancer (9) migraines with aura (10)
hx of stroke (11) diabetes (12) 20 years with retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy, or other
complications (13) prolonged immobilization
What does ACHES stand for? Correct Answ_(1) abdominal pain (2) chest pain (3) headaches
(4) eye problems (5) severe leg pain
with Complete Solutions
What FAM combines cervical mucus with BBT? Correct Answ_Symptothermal method
What FAM permits unprotected intercourse only after signs of ovulation have subsided?
Correct Answ_Post-ovulation method
Post-ovulation method has a failure rate of what? Correct Answ_1%
What is the most rarely used form of contraceptive? Correct Answ_Vaginal barriers
What would you want a woman to have access to when using vaginal barrier methods?
Correct Answ_Emergency contraceptive
Do you need to be concerned with vaginal barrier methods having latex? Correct Answ_No
,Diaphragms, caps, & spermicides are MEC category _________ for women at high risk of HIV.
Correct Answ_Category 4
What female barrier method is good for preventing STIs? Correct Answ_Female condom
What are the 4 types of vaginal barrier methods? Correct Answ_(1) diaphragm (2) cervical
cap (3) female condom (4) sponge
What is used with vaginal barrier methods? Correct Answ_Spermicide
How long should a vaginal barrier method be left in place with spermicide? Correct Answ_6
hours
How long can diaphragm be left in place? Correct Answ_24 hours
How long can a cervical cap be left in place? Correct Answ_48 hours
Are pelvic exams necessary before access to contraception? Correct Answ_No
, What are the 2 types of oral contraceptive methods? Correct Answ_(1) estrogen and
progesitn (2) progestin
What is combined hormonal contraceptives? Correct Answ_(1) pills (2) patch (3) ring
What does MEC stand for? Correct Answ_Medical eligibility criteria
What are MEC category 4 for combined methods? Correct Answ_(1) active gallbladder or
liver disease (2) multiple risk factors for cardiovascular disease (3) HTN > 160/100 (4) vascular
disease (5) current DVT/PE and most women with a history of these (6) thrombogenic mutations
(7) past or current ischemic heart disease (8) current breast cancer (9) migraines with aura (10)
hx of stroke (11) diabetes (12) 20 years with retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy, or other
complications (13) prolonged immobilization
What does ACHES stand for? Correct Answ_(1) abdominal pain (2) chest pain (3) headaches
(4) eye problems (5) severe leg pain
