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What is monophasic contraception?
Provide a fixed dosage of estrogen and progestin throughout the cycle.
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Oral contraceptives containing progestin are likeley to have?
Estrogen
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Depo-Provera?
Long acting progestin provides highly effective birth control for 3 months when administered as a single injection of 150mg.
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How often is norgestrel and ethinyl given when used for emergency postinfective contraception?
As soon after intercourse as possible & another dose 12hrs later.
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Seasonale?
Levonorgestrel/ethinyl estradiol, 91 day regimen in which women can prdicct havinig a menstral cycle Q 3 month, Increased risk for blood clots, myocardial infarction, and stroke
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Combo that treats post partum breast engorgment?
Estrogen & Androgen
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Belief about relationship of the use of combination oral contraceptives and development of thromboembolism?
Combination of Estrogen & Progestrogin.
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Provera must be used carefully in people with?
Sodium and Fluid retention.
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Due to fluid retention likely to occur with long term estrogen therapy, the client must?
Check Blood Pressure.
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Action of estrogens in oral contraceptives is to?
Suppress the release of FSH form the anterior pituitary gland so FSH induced ovulation is prevented & a viable ovum is not released by the ovary.
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Hormone that causes stimulation of the corpus luteum?
Estrogen-releases LH by anterior pituitary
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Progestin Agent?
- Used with caution in Pts with cardiac disorders, asthma, epilepsy, or migrane headaches.
- Serious Adverse Effects: menstrual irregularities, Jaundice & Thrombotic disease.
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Estrogens cause what adverse effects?
Nausea, Vomiting, breast swelling & fluid retention.
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Estrogens are used for?
women who have had their ovaries removed or have experienced symptomatic menopause.
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Mini Pill contains?
Progesterone
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Clomiphene citrate may cause what problems?
Blurred vision & adverse ocular effects, ovarian cysts, and increase in multifetuses.
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Menotrophins and urofollopian are used in conjunction with?
HCG
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Androgens are used in Tx of?
Postpartum breast engorgment & Vasomotor symptoms of menopause.
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Estrogen can affect what lab test?
Hepatic, Adrenal,Thyroid function, Papsmear, & Blood clotting determinations.
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If you forget to take an Estrogen Progestin combination oral contraceptive, what do you do?
Take it ASAP!
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When women take combination oral contraceptive, what is the norm of menstrual flow?
Decrease in amount.
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If you think you are pregnant and you are taking progestins, you should?
Discontinue & see the Doctor.
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Clients taking androgens for their metabolic effect?
Increase muscle formation, enhanced ability to retain dietary protein, and Athletes.
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If a person is taking Clomid and has visual symptoms, what should she do?
Stop taking it, See Doctor, Refer to an Opthamologist.
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Menotrophins and human chorionic gonadotropin has experienced indications of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. She should be?
Immediately Hospitalized.
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Danazol is used as a treatment for?
Endometriosis & relieving symptoms of fibrocystic breast disease.
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Beta Blockers will cause what type of sexual disfunction?
Erectile Dysfunction (ED).
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Cialis?
Absorb-not affected by food, remains effective longer, reaches peak in 30-60 minutes.
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Self care instructions for clients going home on a terbutaline pump?
Injection site care, dressing changes, pump care.
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Why does oxytocin increase during the last 9weeks of pregnancy?
Uterine musculature becomes more responsive to it reducing the dose required to initiate contractions.
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Late second trimester abortion?
A live fetus may be delivered.
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The nurse needs to evaluate the patient's ability to manage terbutaline pump. How?
Model and explain the procedure to the nurse.
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Rh0 (D) immune globulin is administered?
Intramuscularly to nonsensitized Rh negative moms after delivery of Rh+ baby.
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Pitocin is indicated for?
To initiate or stimulate labor.
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Why are Ergot derivitives not generally used for inducing labor?
Cause powerful contractions could harm the fetus.
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The most common adverse effect with the use of prostaglandins?
Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea.
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Ritodine HCL acts by?
inhibiting the contractability of uterine smooth muscle and prolongs gestation period.
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Parlodel is usedin OB why?
lactation suppressant.
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Pounding maternal pulse, increased maternal blood pressure, moist respirations are S/S of what?
Hypertensive crisis, uterine rupture, fetal arrhythmia, or death.
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Adverse effects of Ritodrine?
Palpatation/tremor,Nausea, nervousness, skin rash, increase pulse, BP, insomnia, anxiety, headache, and pulmonary edema.
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Decrease Pitocin rate when?
Adverse effects Pitocin infustion.
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Methergine and Ergotrate are most often used?
Excessive uterine bleeding, postpartum, and uterine tone.
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The local tingling feeling and general warm sensation that may accompany injection of hypertonic saline to induce abortion are?
Emptying of the gravid uterus-NORMAL.
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Tell about prostaglandins used to induce abortion?
Uterine stimulants used for induction of 2nd trimester abortion.
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Self care instructions for client d/c on Ritodine HCL?
Bedrest & No sex.
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A drug used to stimulate the ejection of milk?
Oxytocin.
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Prostin E2 is administered as?
Intravaginally, every 3-4hrs, frozen.
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Rh(D) immune globulin (Rhogam) should be administered within what time frame after delivery?
72hrs.
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Prostoglandins are most commonly used to?
Stimulate uterine contractions during pregnancy between 12th & 20th wk.
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