Side Effects and Complications of Contraceptives — Flashcards

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The woman needs to use barrier contraception or abstain in the first _____ days post-insertion of norplant

Which method of tubal ligation involves crushing a loop of the fallopian tube at its base and ligating it with a non-absorbable suture without excision of the loop?

The major reason women discontinue the use of progestin-only contraceptives is _____

_____ has a life of 10 years

Hint: IUD

Diaphragm should not be removed till _____ hrs after intercourse

Absolute contraindications to OCPs include: - History of _____ or thromboembolism - History of an estrogen-dependent tumor - Women > 35 years who smoke heavily

What is the formula for the Pearl Index?

What is the following method of tubal ligation called as? _____

What is the following method of tubal ligation called as? _____

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What are the indications and contents of the **White Kit** (Kit 3) used in the syndromic management of STIs? Is partner treatment required?

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Flashcard 1: The woman needs to use barrier contraception or abstain in the first _____ days post-insertion of norplant

Answer: 7

Flashcard 2: Which method of tubal ligation involves crushing a loop of the fallopian tube at its base and ligating it with a non-absorbable suture without excision of the loop?

Answer: Madlener method

Extra: The Madlener method involves lifting a loop of the fallopian tube, crushing the base of the loop with a clamp, and then ligating the crushed area with non-absorbable suture. Unlike the Pomeroy method, no tissue is excised. It is associated with a higher failure rate (approx 1-7%) due to the potential for fistula formation and recanalization.

Flashcard 3: The major reason women discontinue the use of progestin-only contraceptives is _____

Answer: breakthrough bleeding.

Flashcard 4: _____ has a life of 10 years

Answer: Cu-T 380

Flashcard 5: Diaphragm should not be removed till _____ hrs after intercourse

Answer: 6

Flashcard 6: Absolute contraindications to OCPs include: - History of _____ or thromboembolism - History of an estrogen-dependent tumor - Women > 35 years who smoke heavily

Answer: stroke

Flashcard 7: What is the formula for the Pearl Index?

Answer: Pearl Index = (Total number of accidental pregnancies × 1200) / Total months of exposure

Flashcard 8: What is the following method of tubal ligation called as? _____

Answer: Pomeroy's method

Flashcard 9: What is the following method of tubal ligation called as? _____

Answer: Madlener method

Flashcard 10: What are the indications and contents of the White Kit (Kit 3) used in the syndromic management of STIs? Is partner treatment required?

Answer: Indication: **Non-herpetic genital ulcers** (Syphilis, Chancroid) Contents: 1. **Inj. Benzathine Penicillin G** (2.4 million units, IM after sensitivity testing) 2. **Tab. Azithromycin** (1 g, oral) **Partner treatment**: Yes, required.

Extra: NACO Syndromic Management Kits: - **Kit 1 (Grey)**: Urethral/Cervical discharge (Cefixime + Azithromycin) - **Kit 2 (Green)**: Vaginal discharge (Secnidazole + Fluconazole) - **Kit 3 (White)**: Non-herpetic ulcer (Penicillin + Azithromycin) - **Kit 4 (Blue)**: Non-herpetic ulcer if Penicillin allergic (Doxycycline + Azithromycin) - **Kit 5 (Red)**: Herpetic ulcer (Acyclovir) - **Kit 6 (Yellow)**: PID (Cefixime + Doxycycline + Metronidazole) - **Kit 7 (Black)**: Inguinal bubo (Doxycycline + Azithromycin)

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