12 Questions
What factors should be considered when selecting a contraceptive method for a patient?
The patient's attitude, reliability, and ability to pay, as well as patient-specific factors
What is the purpose of counseling patients on contraceptive methods?
To provide accurate and timely information on the optimal use of the contraceptive method and minimize sexually transmitted diseases
What is the significance of unintended pregnancy?
It is a significant public health problem with economic, health, personal, and social consequences
How many women in the United States are of childbearing age?
Approximately 62 million
What is a potential use for certain oral contraceptives in high doses?
To prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse
How many pregnancies occur each year in the United States?
Approximately 6 million
What percentage of pregnancies are unintended?
31%
What is the primary function of progesterone during the luteal phase?
To prepare the uterine lining for pregnancy
What is the result if the egg does not fertilize during the luteal phase?
The uterine lining is shed during the next menstrual cycle
What is the primary function of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)?
To stimulate follicle growth in the ovaries
What is the term for the shedding of the uterine lining?
Menstruation
What is the primary goal of contraception?
To prevent viable sperm from coming into contact with a mature ovum
This quiz covers key concepts in selecting a contraceptive method, including patient and partner attitudes, reliability, and patient-specific factors such as frequency of intercourse and medical conditions. It's essential for healthcare professionals and students of clinical pharmacy. Test your knowledge now!
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