Family Planning Questions PDF

Family planning 1. Involuntary prevention of pregnancy the decision to Practice contraception has individual and social implication. This is the concept of contraception. T F 2. A woman identifies when she is fertile by noting the rise in BBT. T F 3. The lactationa...

Family planning 1. Involuntary prevention of pregnancy the decision to Practice contraception has individual and social implication. This is the concept of contraception. T F 2. A woman identifies when she is fertile by noting the rise in BBT. T F 3. The lactational amenorrhea method (LAM) is a permanent contraceptive option for Postpartum women. T F 4. From the advantages of LAM, the duration of method is limited. T F 5. Progastrin only pills (POPs) are suitable for breast feeding women. T F 6. For non-breast-feeding women Postpartum to take (COCs) should delay until 3 weeks after child birth. T F 7. From advantages of copper IUD, long acting (5 years) but reversible. T F 8. Which contraceptive pills, should no break between packs? COCs POPs 9. In the symptothermal method, can.......... Noting changes in the appearance of the cervical mucus Noting the rise in BBT  Noting changes in the texture of the cervical mucus All of them 10.Which method of family planning is safe and free from side effects? Using IUD Using contraceptive pills Using injectable contraceptives Using periodic abstinence 11.Mention methods of family planning? Answer: 1) Natural method 2) Hormonal method 3) Injectable method 4) Surgical method 12.What are the types of contraceptive pills? Answer: 1) COCs 2) POPs 13.Mention the barrier methods in family planning? Answer: 1) Male condom 2) Vaginal diaghram 3) Cervical cap 4) Vaginal contraceptive sponge 5) Spermicides Infertility 1. The terms Infertility and sterility are synonymous. T F 2. In combined Infertility, may occur that the egg is not released at the optimum time for fertilization. T  F 3. Highly vaginal PH, is considered one of the causes of Infertility for female. T F 4. Absence of alpha glucoside oxidase enzyme in semen indicates obstructive azoospermia. T F 5. The male should stay at least 2 - 3 days sexual abstinence before performs semen analysis. T F 6. From characteristics of normal semen, has acidic reaction? T F 7. Drop in progesterone level can cause ovulation bleeding. T F 8. To evaluate the uterine cavity, using HSG. T F 9. Which type of Infertility, with no previous history of pregnancy carried to alive birth? Primary Infertility Secondary Infertility Combined Infertility Unexplained Infertility 10.Which the common disease can affect on male during the general examination? HTN DM UTI BPH 11.In which type of Infertility, the investigation cannot detect any abnormalities? Primary Infertility  Secondary Infertility Combined Infertility Unexplained Infertility 12.Which of the following is symptom of suggestive ovulation? Irregular cycles are usually ovulatory The absence of ovulation pain Spasmodic dysmenorrhea All of the above 13.What are the types of Infertility? Answer: 1) primary Infertility 2) secondary Infertility 3) combined Infertility 4) unexplained Infertility 14.Mention some options of treatment for Infertility in male? Answer: 1) IVF 2) ICSI 3) Electroejaculation Menopause 1. Menopause is the stopping of menstrual period temporarily and ends of woman reproductive life. T F 2. Post menopause is the first stage of climacteric which fertility decrease and menses become irregular. T F 3. 50 years average of normal menopause. T F 4. DM one of causes of delayed of menopause. T F 5. Estrogen replacement therapy has been recommended to relieve menopause symptoms. T F 6. reassurance one of treatment of menopause. T F 7. Avoid factors which can precipitate hot flushes. T F 8. Increase calcium intake in menopause cases. T F 9. Estrogens is given alone if the woman has the uterus. T F 10.When a woman passes from the reproductive to the nonproductive stage? Premenopausal Menopause Climacteric Post menopause 11.Signs and symptoms of menopause? Answer: 1) palpitations 2) hot flushes 3) night sweats 4) headache 5) depression 12.Types of menopause?  Answer: 1) normal menopause 2) premature menopause 3) delayed menopause 4) artificial menopause polycystic ovaries syndrome 1. The exact cause of polycystic ovaries syndrome is unknown. T F 2. Polycystic ovaries syndrome is a condition in which the ovaries produce an abnormal amount of estrogen. T F 3. Hormone therapy that has contraceptive effects is indicated for polycystic ovaries syndrome. T F 4. Incidence of polycystic ovaries syndrome is approximately……… 10%-15% 15%-20% 5%-10% 20%-30% 5. The most common characteristic of polycystic ovaries is……. Weight gain Infertility Menstrual abnormality Type 2 diabetes 6. Management of polycystic ovaries include the following except. Restoration of regular menstruation Restoration of fertility Increases insulin levels  Treatment of hirsutism or acne 7. Mention three causes of polycystic ovaries syndrome? Answer: 1) heredity 2) excess insulin 3) overweight 8. What are the symptoms of PCOS? Answer: 1) menstrual abnormality 2) excess androgen elevated levels 3) infertility 4) Type 2 diabetes 5) pelvic pain 9. What is the effect of PCOS on pregnancy? Answer: 1) Higher rate of miscarriage 2) Gestational diabetes 3) Pregnancy induced blood pressure 4) Premature delivery 10.What are the possible complications of POCS? Answer: 1) Type 2 diabetes 2) High blood pressure 3) Uterine cancer 4) Infertility