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Where can the transdermal contraceptive patch be applied?
Where can the transdermal contraceptive patch be applied?
- Lower leg
- Hand
- Face
- Abdomen, buttocks, upper torso, or upper arm (correct)
How often should the transdermal contraceptive patch be replaced?
How often should the transdermal contraceptive patch be replaced?
- Every 2 days
- Every 2 weeks
- Every month
- Every week (correct)
What warning is included in the approved labeling of transdermal contraceptives?
What warning is included in the approved labeling of transdermal contraceptives?
- Risk of hair loss
- Risk of skin irritation
- Risk of eye problems
- Risk of VTE (correct)
What should individuals do if the transdermal contraceptive patch detaches or is forgotten?
What should individuals do if the transdermal contraceptive patch detaches or is forgotten?
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How many weeks do individuals use the transdermal contraceptive patch?
How many weeks do individuals use the transdermal contraceptive patch?
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Study Notes
Transdermal Contraceptives
- Apply the patch to the abdomen, buttocks, upper torso, or upper arm at the start of the menstrual cycle and replace it every 7 days for 3 weeks.
- The 4th week is patch-free.
- Counsel individuals on the steps to follow if the patch detaches or is forgotten.
Contraindications and Warnings
- VTE risk warning is included in the approved labeling.
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