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What is a critical factor to assess when selecting a contraceptive method for a patient?
What is a critical factor to assess when selecting a contraceptive method for a patient?
- The patient's weight
- The patient's occupation
- The patient's education level
- The patient's frequency of intercourse (correct)
What is the primary concern when evaluating a patient's concomitant medications in relation to hormonal contraceptives?
What is the primary concern when evaluating a patient's concomitant medications in relation to hormonal contraceptives?
- The patient's adherence to the medications
- The cost of the medications
- Potential drug–drug interactions (correct)
- The patient's medical history
What is the primary advantage of fertility awareness-based methods of contraception?
What is the primary advantage of fertility awareness-based methods of contraception?
- Low cost
- High effectiveness in preventing pregnancy
- No need for prescription or medical supervision (correct)
- Flexibility in timing of sexual intercourse
What is the primary drawback of fertility awareness-based methods of contraception?
What is the primary drawback of fertility awareness-based methods of contraception?
What is the primary purpose of emergency contraception?
What is the primary purpose of emergency contraception?
What is a notable feature of the Natural Cycles app?
What is a notable feature of the Natural Cycles app?
What is the primary consideration when choosing an oral contraceptive?
What is the primary consideration when choosing an oral contraceptive?
What should a woman do if she experiences serious warning signs while taking CHCs?
What should a woman do if she experiences serious warning signs while taking CHCs?
Why do many women discontinue OCs?
Why do many women discontinue OCs?
How long should a woman wait before reassessing her OC if she is experiencing side effects?
How long should a woman wait before reassessing her OC if she is experiencing side effects?
What happens to many side effects of OCs over time?
What happens to many side effects of OCs over time?
Why is patient education and early reevaluation important?
Why is patient education and early reevaluation important?
What is the efficacy rate of Intrauterine Devices (IUDs)?
What is the efficacy rate of Intrauterine Devices (IUDs)?
Why must clinicians receive training from the manufacturer prior to insertion or removal of the IUDs?
Why must clinicians receive training from the manufacturer prior to insertion or removal of the IUDs?
What is a contraindication for the insertion of an IUD?
What is a contraindication for the insertion of an IUD?
What is the major adverse effect associated with IUDs?
What is the major adverse effect associated with IUDs?
What should be done if an IUD is already in place and the patient contracts an STI/STD?
What should be done if an IUD is already in place and the patient contracts an STI/STD?
How many IUDs are currently available?
How many IUDs are currently available?
What should a patient do if they miss tablets in the last week of hormonal tablets?
What should a patient do if they miss tablets in the last week of hormonal tablets?
What is the average delay in ovulation after discontinuing OCs?
What is the average delay in ovulation after discontinuing OCs?
What is recommended for women who experience amenorrhea beyond 6 months after discontinuing OCs?
What is recommended for women who experience amenorrhea beyond 6 months after discontinuing OCs?
What is the classification for thalassemia regarding combined hormonal contraceptives?
What is the classification for thalassemia regarding combined hormonal contraceptives?
What is recommended for patients who miss tablets and need to take two tablets on the same day?
What is recommended for patients who miss tablets and need to take two tablets on the same day?
What is the effect of OC use on subsequent fertility?
What is the effect of OC use on subsequent fertility?
Which of the following medical conditions is associated with a higher risk for VTE without other risk factors?
Which of the following medical conditions is associated with a higher risk for VTE without other risk factors?
A patient has a history of pregnancy-related cholestasis. Which of the following is a relevant consideration for this patient?
A patient has a history of pregnancy-related cholestasis. Which of the following is a relevant consideration for this patient?
Which of the following is a risk factor for VTE, but not for arterial cardiovascular disease?
Which of the following is a risk factor for VTE, but not for arterial cardiovascular disease?
A patient is breastfeeding 42 days or more postpartum. Which of the following is a relevant consideration for this patient?
A patient is breastfeeding 42 days or more postpartum. Which of the following is a relevant consideration for this patient?
Which of the following medical conditions is not a risk factor for VTE?
Which of the following medical conditions is not a risk factor for VTE?
A patient has a history of peripartum cardiomyopathy, normal or mildly impaired cardiac function ≥6 months. Which of the following is a relevant consideration for this patient?
A patient has a history of peripartum cardiomyopathy, normal or mildly impaired cardiac function ≥6 months. Which of the following is a relevant consideration for this patient?
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