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What is the clinical presentation of menopause?
What is the clinical presentation of menopause?
- Hot flashes/flushes, night sweats, anxiety, depression, genital dryness (correct)
- Constipation and stomach pain
- Chest pain and shortness of breath
- Vision changes and ringing in the ears
At what age does the onset of menopause usually occur?
At what age does the onset of menopause usually occur?
- Around 51 years (correct)
- Around 40 years
- Around 45 years
- Around 60 years
What are the goals of menopause treatment as mentioned in the text?
What are the goals of menopause treatment as mentioned in the text?
- To relieve symptoms, improve quality of life, and minimize medication adverse effects (correct)
- To increase blood pressure
- To induce more hot flashes
- To cause sleep disturbances
How should the general treatment approach for menopause be according to the text?
How should the general treatment approach for menopause be according to the text?
What is not mentioned as a symptom of menopause in the text?
What is not mentioned as a symptom of menopause in the text?
What is considered the most effective therapy for managing vasomotor symptoms in menopause?
What is considered the most effective therapy for managing vasomotor symptoms in menopause?
Which type of therapy should be used for the shortest duration during menopause treatment?
Which type of therapy should be used for the shortest duration during menopause treatment?
Which medication is specifically mentioned as a non-hormonal therapy for menopause treatment?
Which medication is specifically mentioned as a non-hormonal therapy for menopause treatment?
Which type of therapy is known to improve other menopause symptoms for vasomotor symptoms?
Which type of therapy is known to improve other menopause symptoms for vasomotor symptoms?
Which therapy should be used at the lowest dose among the options listed?
Which therapy should be used at the lowest dose among the options listed?
Which therapy category includes medications like Ospemifene and Bazedoxifene for menopause treatment?
Which therapy category includes medications like Ospemifene and Bazedoxifene for menopause treatment?
Transdermal estrogen is more effective than PO(by mouth) estrogen in improving sexual function
Transdermal estrogen is more effective than PO(by mouth) estrogen in improving sexual function
If a patient is taking a HRT with a uterus intact, must add progesterone to prevent any risk of cancer
If a patient is taking a HRT with a uterus intact, must add progesterone to prevent any risk of cancer
Transdermal (estrogens)is a good option for menopause in patients with compliance issues
Transdermal (estrogens)is a good option for menopause in patients with compliance issues
What drug is Approved by the FDA to treat moderate and severe vasomotor systems and osteoporosis prevention?
What drug is Approved by the FDA to treat moderate and severe vasomotor systems and osteoporosis prevention?
What drug is approved by the FDA to treat moderate to severe dyspreunia from manupausal vulvar and vaginal atrophy
What drug is approved by the FDA to treat moderate to severe dyspreunia from manupausal vulvar and vaginal atrophy
What 3rd Generation SERM that increases the risk of stroke and VTE?
What 3rd Generation SERM that increases the risk of stroke and VTE?
SSRI treatment that is approved for treatment of moderate to severe hot flashes associated with menopause?
SSRI treatment that is approved for treatment of moderate to severe hot flashes associated with menopause?
