ADULT CONTRACEPTION (BOARDS
REVIEW)
1.what are the most effective contraceptive methods?:
sterizilation implant
IUD
2.what are the second most effective forms of contraception?:
injection pill
ring
patc
h
3.what are the third most effective forms of contraception?:
diaphragm condoms
sponge
cervical cap
4.what are the least effective forms of contraception?:
spermicides fertility awareness
withdrawll
5.what is the release of a mature egg from the ovary?: ovulation
6.what day does ovulation occur?: 14
7.what hormone surges in ovulaiton?: LH
8.what are the two phases of the ovarian cycle?: follicular
phase luteal phase
9.what phase of the ovarian cycle is the time from the frist day of
menstruation until ovulation?: follicular phase
10.what hormone takes care of everything during pregnancy?: progesterone
11.what ovarian cycle phase is the time from ovulation until the first day
of menstruation?: luteal phase
12.does menstruation occur if the egg is not fertilized?: yes
13.what are the different fertility awareness based methods of
contracep- tion?: abstinence
calender method/rhythm
method basal body
temperature
cervical mucus test (billings test)
lactational amenorrhea (prolonged breast feeding)
14.what are these examples of:
abstinence
calender method/rhythm method
basal body temperature
cervical mucus test (billings test)
, ADULT CONTRACEPTION (BOARDS
REVIEW)
lactational amenorrhea (prolonged breast feeding)?: fertility awareness
based methods
, ADULT CONTRACEPTION (BOARDS
REVIEW)
15.what is the failure rate of fertility awareness based methods?: 23%
16.what hormone remains high during breast feeding?: progesterone
17.what is when you record your temperature prior to rising in the AM
for 3-4 mnths and the temperature drops a few hours prior to ovulation
and
rises following ovulation due to production of progesterone, you should avoid
intercourse from 2-3 days prior to the expected drop?: basal body
temperature
18.what is when you record the changes in cervical mucus and when it
changes from scant and thick amounts to thin, and abstain from the time
it is thin?: cervical mucus test
19.what is when the patient relies on breastfeeding for fertility awareness
based methods and breast feeding delays the onset of ovulation and
men- struation for approx 6 months?: lactational amenorrhea
20.what are the barrier methods of contraception?: diaphragm/cervical
cap condoms
spermicides
21.what is a barrier method that is a flexible dome shaped cup constructed
of latex rubber whose purpose is to prevent pregnancy by blocking the
transport of sperm through the cervical os, it is a barrier against sperm
transport, and when it is used with spermicidal cream or gel it destorys the
cell membrane of the cell?: diaphragm/cervical cap
22.what might cause skin irritations and possible increased risk of urinary
tract infections and vulvovaginitis?: diaphragm/cervical cap
23.should the diaphragm be refitted after pregnancy, miscarriaeg,
abortion, or significant weight change occurs like 10-15 lbs and it should
be replaced every 1-2 years and avoid oil based lubs?: yes
24.how long do you need to leave the diaphragm/cercial cap in the vagina
for after intercourse?: 6 hours
25.what are preparations that contain chemicals, nonoxynol 9 or octoxynol
whose purposes are to desotry sperm cells thereby preventing pregnancy,
it is purchased OTC, it provides immediate protection against pregnancy
and possibly affects transmisison of STIs?: spermicide
26.do you need to leave a little bit of room of the condom for ejaculation?:
yes
27.what are sheath like covering usually made of latex which is inserted
over the penis or into the vagina that may or may not be impregnated with a
sper- micide and the purpose is to prevent pregnancy, it also provides
immediate protection against pregnancy and transmission of most STIs?:
REVIEW)
1.what are the most effective contraceptive methods?:
sterizilation implant
IUD
2.what are the second most effective forms of contraception?:
injection pill
ring
patc
h
3.what are the third most effective forms of contraception?:
diaphragm condoms
sponge
cervical cap
4.what are the least effective forms of contraception?:
spermicides fertility awareness
withdrawll
5.what is the release of a mature egg from the ovary?: ovulation
6.what day does ovulation occur?: 14
7.what hormone surges in ovulaiton?: LH
8.what are the two phases of the ovarian cycle?: follicular
phase luteal phase
9.what phase of the ovarian cycle is the time from the frist day of
menstruation until ovulation?: follicular phase
10.what hormone takes care of everything during pregnancy?: progesterone
11.what ovarian cycle phase is the time from ovulation until the first day
of menstruation?: luteal phase
12.does menstruation occur if the egg is not fertilized?: yes
13.what are the different fertility awareness based methods of
contracep- tion?: abstinence
calender method/rhythm
method basal body
temperature
cervical mucus test (billings test)
lactational amenorrhea (prolonged breast feeding)
14.what are these examples of:
abstinence
calender method/rhythm method
basal body temperature
cervical mucus test (billings test)
, ADULT CONTRACEPTION (BOARDS
REVIEW)
lactational amenorrhea (prolonged breast feeding)?: fertility awareness
based methods
, ADULT CONTRACEPTION (BOARDS
REVIEW)
15.what is the failure rate of fertility awareness based methods?: 23%
16.what hormone remains high during breast feeding?: progesterone
17.what is when you record your temperature prior to rising in the AM
for 3-4 mnths and the temperature drops a few hours prior to ovulation
and
rises following ovulation due to production of progesterone, you should avoid
intercourse from 2-3 days prior to the expected drop?: basal body
temperature
18.what is when you record the changes in cervical mucus and when it
changes from scant and thick amounts to thin, and abstain from the time
it is thin?: cervical mucus test
19.what is when the patient relies on breastfeeding for fertility awareness
based methods and breast feeding delays the onset of ovulation and
men- struation for approx 6 months?: lactational amenorrhea
20.what are the barrier methods of contraception?: diaphragm/cervical
cap condoms
spermicides
21.what is a barrier method that is a flexible dome shaped cup constructed
of latex rubber whose purpose is to prevent pregnancy by blocking the
transport of sperm through the cervical os, it is a barrier against sperm
transport, and when it is used with spermicidal cream or gel it destorys the
cell membrane of the cell?: diaphragm/cervical cap
22.what might cause skin irritations and possible increased risk of urinary
tract infections and vulvovaginitis?: diaphragm/cervical cap
23.should the diaphragm be refitted after pregnancy, miscarriaeg,
abortion, or significant weight change occurs like 10-15 lbs and it should
be replaced every 1-2 years and avoid oil based lubs?: yes
24.how long do you need to leave the diaphragm/cercial cap in the vagina
for after intercourse?: 6 hours
25.what are preparations that contain chemicals, nonoxynol 9 or octoxynol
whose purposes are to desotry sperm cells thereby preventing pregnancy,
it is purchased OTC, it provides immediate protection against pregnancy
and possibly affects transmisison of STIs?: spermicide
26.do you need to leave a little bit of room of the condom for ejaculation?:
yes
27.what are sheath like covering usually made of latex which is inserted
over the penis or into the vagina that may or may not be impregnated with a
sper- micide and the purpose is to prevent pregnancy, it also provides
immediate protection against pregnancy and transmission of most STIs?:
