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Contraception
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1What is the most commonly utilised contraceptive method worldwide?
- ACondoms
- BThe pill
- CSterilisation
- DCoil
- EImplant
- FIUD
2Sperm can live in the female reproductive tract for up to [blank_start]5[blank_end] days
- A5
- B2
- C3
3When in the menstrual cycle should a woman have sex in order to maximise her chances of pregnancy? I.e. when is she most fertile?
- ADays 2-6
- BDays 8-18
- CDays 24-28
4How long does a single ovum survive in the female reproductive tract post ovulation?
- AUp to 24 hours
- BUp to 48 hours
- CUp to 72 hours
5Which measurement is used to describe the effectiveness of contraceptive methods based on the number of contraceptive failures per 100 women per year?
The [blank_start]Pearl[blank_end] Index- APearl
6Basal body temperature [blank_start]increases[blank_end] by approximately 1 degree Celsius around the time of ovulation.
- Aincreases
- Bdecreases
7[blank_start]Lactational amenorrhea[blank_end] is the temporary postnatal infertility that occurs when a woman is and fully breastfeeding and amenorrhoeic
- ALactational amenorrhoea
8Lactational Amenorrhoea typically lasts for up to [blank_start]6 months[blank_end] post-natally
- A6 months
- B3 months
- C2 months
9A woman must be breastfeeding in order for lactational amenorrhoea to cause infertility.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10The Pearl Index predicts that on average [blank_start]85[blank_end] per 100 women having sex will become pregnant in any given year if they use no contraception.
- A85
- B50
- C65
11The Pearl Index predicts that on average [blank_start]85[blank_end] per 100 women having sex will become pregnant in any given year if they use no contraception.
- A85
- B50
- C65
12The Pearl Index predicts that on average [blank_start]22[blank_end] per 100 women having sex will become pregnant in any given year if their male partner(s) use the withdrawal method.
- A22
- B45
- C64
13The combined oral pill contains which two hormones? (give in alphabetical order)
[blank_start]Oestrogen[blank_end] and [blank_start]Progesterone[blank_end]- AProgesterone
- BOestrogen
14What is the primary mechanism of the combined oral pill and the progesterone only pill?
- AInhibition of ovulation
- BCauses thickening of cervical mucous
- CCauses changes in the endometrial structure making it 'unfavourable'
- DInhibition of fallopian tube transport of the oocyte
15What is the most widely used contraceptive mechanism in the UK?
- ACombined oral contraceptive pill
- BProgesterone only contraceptive pill
- COestrogen only contraceptive pill
- DCondoms
- EIntrauterine device
16The contraceptive implant (surgically inserted into the upper arm) provides contraception for up to [blank_start]3 years[blank_end]
- A3 years
- B9 months
- C18 months
17Which hormone does the contraceptive implant and contraceptive injection utilise to prevent pregnancy?
- AProgesterone
- BOestrogen
- ChCG
18The Pearl index of the contraceptive implant is approximately …
- A1 per 100
- B0.5 per 100
- C0.05 per 100
- D5 per 100
19The contraceptive injection must be given every [blank_start]13 weeks[blank_end]
- A13 weeks
- B8 weeks
20Which is more effective, the contraceptive implant or the contraceptive injection?
- AContraceptive implant
- BContraceptive injection
21After a contraceptive injection, a woman’s fertility may not return to normal for up to [blank_start]1 year[blank_end] after, and therefore this should not be given to patients who may wish to start a family in the near future.
- A1 year
- B6 months
- C5 years
22After a contraceptive implant is removed, a woman will typically return to normal fertility rather quickly.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23A common side effect of the contraceptive [blank_start]implant[blank_end] is amenorrhoea
- Aimplant
- Binjection
24Which metallic chemical is used in non-hormonal intrauterine devices to act as a spermicide?
- ACopper
- BZinc
- CIron
- DMagnesium
25Permanent contraception for men whereby the vas deferens are interrupted surgically is called a [blank_start]vasectomy[blank_end]
- Avasectomy
26Which structures are blocked in the female reproductive system surgically in a tubal occlusion?
The [blank_start]Fallopian Tubes[blank_end]- AFallopian Tubes
27Sterilisation has a 100% effectiveness in preventing pregnancy – the pearl index is 0 in 100.
- ATrue
- BFalse
28The copper intrauterine device can be used as emergency contraception if necessary.
- ATrue
- BFalse
29Emergency contraception is required when [blank_start]more than one oral contraceptive pill[blank_end] has been missed in a row
- Amore than one oral contraceptive pill
- Bmore than two oral contraceptive pills
- Cmore than three oral contraceptive pills
30There are currently 3 methods of emergency contraception available in the UK, one of which being the intrauterine copper device as previously discussed. The other two are emergency contraceptive pills:
[blank_start]Levonorgestrel[blank_end] – Can be used up to 3 days after unprotected sex
[blank_start]Ulipristal Acetate[blank_end] – Can be used up to 5 days after unprotected sex- ALevonorgestrel
- BUlipristal Acetate
- CErlotinib Hydrochloride
31A copper IUD can be fitted up to [blank_start]5 days[blank_end] after unprotected sex OR after [blank_start]5 days[blank_end] after likely ovulation in order to provide emergency contraception
- A5 days
- B2 days
- C3 days
- D5 days
- E7 days
- F10 days
32In terms of the emergency contraceptive pills, they elicit their effects via:
[blank_start]Levonorgestrel[blank_end] – High dose progesterogen
[blank_start]Ulipristal Acetate[blank_end] – Anti-progesterogen- ALevonorgestrel
- BUlipristal Acetate
33Emergency contraceptive pills typically do not work following ovulation.
- ATrue
- BFalse
34A double dose of [blank_start]Levonorgestrel[blank_end] should be given for someone who is seeking emergency contraception and is over 70kg/BMI>26
- ALevonorgestrel
- BUlipristal Acetate
35Ulipristal acetate is contraindicated in patients with which respiratory condition?
[blank_start]Asthma[blank_end]- AAsthma
36The combined oral contraceptive pill should be taken for [blank_start]21[blank_end] days before [blank_start]7[blank_end] days should be taken off to allow withdrawal bleeding.
- A21
- B7
37The combined oral contraceptive is known to increase your chances of which cardiovascular disease?
- ADeep Vein Thrombosis
- BCardiomegaly
- CAtrial Fibrillation
- DLeft Ventricular Hypertrophy
38Taking the combined oral contraceptive pill slightly raises the risk of contracting which 2 of the following cancers?
- ABreast cancer
- BCervical cancer
- CEndometrial Cancer
- DOvarian Cancer
39Taking the combined oral contraceptive pill protects the individual against which 2 of the following cancers?
- ABreast cancer
- BCervical cancer
- CEndometrial cancer
- DOvarian cancer
40The contraceptive pill is know to have a positive effect on which of the following dermatological conditions?
- AAcne Vulgaris
- BRosacea
- CEczema
- DPsoriasis
- ESeborrhoeic Dermatitis
41Which method of contraception is the most effective for preventing menorrhagia?
- AIntrauterine System
- BIntrauterine Device
- COral Combined Contraceptive Pill
- DContraceptive Injection
- EContraceptive Implant
- FProgesterone Only Pill
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- Contraception lectures (2 lectures) given on the Monday morning of Week 2
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- Matthew Coulson
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