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Why is weight (BMI) measurement not needed to determine medical eligibility for any methods of contraception?
Why is weight (BMI) measurement not needed to determine medical eligibility for any methods of contraception?
- Weight and BMI have no impact on contraceptive efficacy.
- It is not important for monitoring changes in weight over time.
- Measuring weight can be harmful to obese women.
- All contraceptive methods are generally safe to use among obese women. (correct)
What is the purpose of measuring weight and calculating BMI at baseline when considering contraception?
What is the purpose of measuring weight and calculating BMI at baseline when considering contraception?
- To determine eligibility for certain contraceptive methods.
- To prevent weight changes associated with contraceptive use.
- To monitor changes and provide counseling regarding weight changes perceived to be related to the contraceptive method. (correct)
- To ensure contraception is effective in obese women.
For women with a high risk of STD exposure, what should be delayed until appropriate testing and treatment are completed?
For women with a high risk of STD exposure, what should be delayed until appropriate testing and treatment are completed?
- Weight monitoring
- Emergency contraception
- Contraceptive counseling
- STD screening (correct)
Which condition would prevent a woman from undergoing IUD insertion according to US MEC 4?
Which condition would prevent a woman from undergoing IUD insertion according to US MEC 4?
Why do the copper 380 mm2 and levonorgestrel 52 mg IUDs not require additional contraception?
Why do the copper 380 mm2 and levonorgestrel 52 mg IUDs not require additional contraception?
When is additional STD screening not required at the time of IUD insertion?
When is additional STD screening not required at the time of IUD insertion?
What should be performed if a woman has not been screened for STDs according to guidelines at the time of IUD insertion?
What should be performed if a woman has not been screened for STDs according to guidelines at the time of IUD insertion?
Why may weight and BMI measurement be helpful for some women using contraception?
Why may weight and BMI measurement be helpful for some women using contraception?
In which scenario should IUD insertion be delayed according to US MEC 3?
In which scenario should IUD insertion be delayed according to US MEC 3?
What should not prevent a woman from undergoing IUD insertion according to the US MEC?
What should not prevent a woman from undergoing IUD insertion according to the US MEC?
