Combined hormonal contraceptives have increased the amount of estrogen by 2-5 times more than in earlier years.

Which is more potent?

Which is mainly responsible for the efficacy hormonal contraception?

Which is mainly responsible for the stabilization of the endometrial lining and cycle control from using hormonal contraception?

Which generation of progestins has an increased risk of thrombosis?

Which contraception method is not appropriate for patients greater than 90kg?

When should CHC NOT be used in women over 35?

When taking which medication should you check potassium levels?

Which contraception is also approved for treatment of acne ?

Which of the following are extended cycle contraceptives?

Xulane is which type of contraceptive?

Which of the following should not be used with nuvaring?

Estrogen ________can cause Nausea, vomiting, headache, edema, bloating and dysmenorrhea

Estrogen ________can cause withdrawal bleeding, nervousness, decreased libido and vasomotor symptoms.

Progestin _________ can cause dysmenorrhea, heavy flow/clots, and breakthrough bleeding.

Progestin __________ can cause mood changes, fatigue, and headache.

Hyperkalemia and amenorrhea are adverse effects of

PID and Wilson's disease are contraindications of

Emergency contraception commonly referred to as "morning after pill" is only effective within 24 hours of unprotected sex.

Which of the following applies to both the diaphragm and femcap?