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Question 1
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When using the CDC MEC system for evaluating contraceptive risk, CNMs and WHNPS can usually prescribe:
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Category 1 only
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Category 4 only
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Category 1 and 2
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Category 3 and 4
Question 2
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Match these contraceptive methods with their non-contraceptive benefits:
Abstinence - [blank_start]___________[blank_end]
Tubal Sterilization - [blank_start]_______________[blank_end]
Progestin Only Pill - [blank_start]_______________[blank_end]
Male Condom - [blank_start]_____________[blank_end]
Female Condom - [blank_start]______________[blank_end]
Combined Hormonal Contraception - [blank_start]____________________[blank_end]
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Protects against STIs, including HIV
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Reduces risk of ovarian cancer
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can be used while lactating
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Delays premature ejaculation
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female controlled method, STI protection
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Reduces acne
Question 3
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The most effective (99% typical usage efficacy) types of contraception include
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Implanon
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Condoms
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The sponge
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Sterilization
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Intrauterine contraception
Question 4
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These methods are very effective for typical users (91-99%)
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Combined Oral Contraceptives
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Vaginal ring
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Male Condoms
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Progesterone Only Pills
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The Female Condom
Question 5
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These methods are moderately effective (80%) when used typically:
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The sponge
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Cervical Cap with spermicide
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Male Condoms
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Diaphragm with spermicide
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Spermicides
Question 6
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If you are obtaining a sexual history for a 17 year old girl who tells you they are abstinent, you should
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Congratulate them and continue with the rest of the history
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Ask about participating in specific sexual acts, including if anyone has put a penis in her mouth, vagina or anus.
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Make a note that they are a virgin and continue charting
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Advise them that they should be using a contraception, "just in case"
Question 7
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According to most professional standards practices, Health Care Providers who are religiously opposed to sex before marriage can ethically refuse to prescribe birth control.
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- True
- False
Question 8
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The following statements about the withdrawal method are true
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Withdrawal is no better than doing nothing at all.
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More than half of women have used withdrawal at some point.
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Perfect user rate for withdrawal is 4%.
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Teens with no prior partners are the ideal user for this method because it makes them less vulnerable to negative repercussions from their parents finding out about their sexual activity.
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One of the disadvantages of this method is that it does not protect against STIs.
Question 9
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When counseling a couple that uses withdrawal as their primary method of birth control for religious reasons:
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Tell them they should really use something else.
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Instruct the male to urinate between sexual acts
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Share that the method can be effective as long as the male ejaculates outside the vagina even if it is near the vulva.
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Tell them showering between sexual acts does not improve the efficacy.
Question 10
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If a client is wondering how long Lactational Amenorrhea will work, you tell her that as long as she follows the method, it should typically work for:
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6 weeks
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3 months
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6 months
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As long as she has not had a period
Question 11
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The mechanism of action for Lactational Amenorrhea Method is
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Oxytocin suppresses ovulation
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Ovulation is suppressed by hyperprolactinemia
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Decreased estrogen production while lactating
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depressed beta endorphin levels suppress ovulation
Question 12
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In order for Lactational Amenorrhea to be effective, you should counsel you client to:
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Not to feed their infant more than every 3 hours at night
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Not to use pacificers
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Not to give the baby anything besides breastmilk and water for the first six months.
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Look for signs of returning fertility
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Use ovulation kits to determine the return of their fertility starting at 5 months.
Question 13
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A woman using LAM is concerned because of vaginal dryness. She wonders if using lubrication will increase her risk of pregnancy. You tell her:
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That vaginal dryness is usually a sign of low estrogen which is a good indication that the LAM is working for her.
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That she should be careful and use a condom with lubrication.
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That the vaginal dryness has nothing to do with her fertility and she has nothing to worry about about.
Question 14
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A woman comes to the clinic complaining that her 5 month old baby is teething and is on a hunger strike. She has also noticed an increase in vaginal discharge. She is wondering if she should still continue to use LAM. You should tell her that:
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LAM is effective for 6 months and she has nothing to worry about.
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Tell her that she absolutely needs to use another form of contraception.
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Rule out other causes for the vaginal discharge and ask her how frequently baby is nursing, how long the nursing strike has been, and if the baby is getting supplemental feedings.
Question 15
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Using the Two Day Fertility Awareness method, what does a woman track for two days?
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Basal Body Temp
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Vaginal Secretions
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Awareness of the first day of her last period
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Basal Body temp and secretions
Question 16
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Using the Calendar Fertility Awareness method, a woman must
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Track her cycle for 6-12 months
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Track her vaginal secretions for 6-12 months
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Identify the longest and shortest cycles
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Use math
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Track her basal body temp for 6-12 months
Question 17
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To use the standard days method of Fertility Awareness, cycles must be between 26-32 day and you abstain between days between days __________.
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8-19
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1-5
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10-15
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13-15
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