32 Questions
What is the recommended dosage of levonorgestrel EHC?
One 1.5 mg tablet
What is a common condition associated with erectile dysfunction?
Hypertension
What is the primary mechanism of action of sildenafil citrate?
Inhibiting the breakdown of cGMP
What is a medical contraindication for erectile dysfunction treatment?
Heart attack within the last 6 months
What is the most frequently reported side effect of levonorgestrel EHC?
Headache
What is a potential interaction with ulipristal?
CYP3A4 inducer
How often should OTC sildenafil be taken?
No more than one dose per day
When should sildenafil citrate be taken?
Approximately 1 h before sexual activity
Which type of condom is available as a barrier method?
External condom
What is required to effectively use barrier methods of contraception?
Using and storing them correctly
What is a key consideration for pharmacists when addressing requests for emergency hormonal contraception?
Enabling privacy for consultations
What percentage of women will go to a pharmacy other than their regular one for EHC to remain anonymous?
20%
How soon must ulipristal be started after unprotected intercourse?
Within 120 hours
What is the dosage for ulipristal for emergency contraception?
30 mg single dose
What side effect was reported by about one in five women taking ulipristal in clinical trials?
Headache
Which scenario would warrant referring a woman seeking EHC to a doctor?
Age under 16 years
What do contraceptives protect you from?
Pregnancy
Which type of contraception lasts for several years?
Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC)
Which method is not considered a barrier method of contraception?
Vasectomy
Which method of contraception requires frequent replacement?
Emergency hormonal contraception (EHC)
Which aspect is important to consider when choosing a contraceptive method?
Ease of use
Which type of contraception is most effective at preventing pregnancy?
IUDs and implants
What is another term for contraception?
Family planning
Which contraceptive method does not protect against sexually transmissible infections (STIs)?
Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC)
How long does it typically take for Sildenafil to take effect?
30 to 60 minutes
How long before sexual activity can Sildenafil be taken?
4 hours
Which of these drugs is a CYP3A4 inhibitor that reduces clearance of Sildenafil?
Ritonavir
What is a common side effect of Sildenafil?
Headaches
What should not be used to treat chest pain if it occurs before, during, or after intercourse?
Nitrates
How long can an erection last before it is considered a serious adverse effect that requires immediate referral?
4 hours
What proportion of cases see an improvement in sex with 50 mg Sildenafil?
75%
What might ED (Erectile Dysfunction) indicate in a patient?
Depression
Learn about common over-the-counter products, including contraceptives and erectile dysfunction treatments, and their management in pharmacy practices.
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