Contraception Quiz

The Condom (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Fully protects the male from STDs

Should be discussed with all women who are seeking contraception for the first time

Should be put on before the penis is erect

May be used with Vaseline for extra lubrication

The Diaphragm (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Can be used without spermicides with no loss of efficacy

Should be inserted at least 1 hour before intercourse

Should not be removed until at least 6 hours after intercourse

Must be inserted dome side down

Absolute contraindications to prescribing COCP include (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Migraine with aura

Benign cystic breast lesion

Smoker over 30 years of age

Past history of DVT

The POP (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Is commonly associated with irregular menstrual bleeding

May be less effective in women weighing more than 70kg

Is absolutely contraindicated in women with hypertension

Is not involved in drug interactions produced by broad spectrum antibiotics

Concerning the cooper coil (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Expulsion will always be recognised by the wearer

A woman should have it removed if she is HIV+ve

Absolute contraindications include Wilson’s disease

Associated intrauterine pregnancies carry an increased risk of premature labour if the device is not removed in the first trimester

Concerning the mirena coil (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Can be used as a postcoital contraceptive

Can be used safely in patient who have had breast cancer

Will on average reduce menstrual loss by 80%

Makes the development of follicular cysts more likely

Concerning the Implant (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Is effective for 5 years

Causes amenorrhoea in most users

May cause significant hair loss

Should normally be fitted in the first 5 days of the cycle

The Depo is absolutely contraindicated in (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Undiagnosed genital tract bleeding

Raised blood pressure

Sickle cell disease (not trait)

Current breast cancer

Concerning natural contraception methods (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Partial breast feeding suppresses ovulation effectively

At ovulation cervical mucus becomes stretchy and elastic

The temperature method does not predict ovulation

Urinary LH monitoring has been found to be an effective method at detecting ovulation

Concerning sterilisation - male and female (Chose 1 of more correct answers)

Female sterilisation requires the woman to have oestrogen replacement therapy

Following vasectomy sexual performance will be enhanced

Female sterilisation is linked to an increased rate of ectopics if further pregnancies occur

After vasectomy between 12 & 16 weeks are usually required to clear the semen of sperm

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