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Female Reproductive Pharmacology/Abbreviations Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is used to treat vaginal yeast infections?

a)

Estrogens

b)

Antifungals

c)

Prostaglandins

d)

Oxytocics

2.

What is a common application method for antifungals?

a)

Sublingual tablets

b)

Inhalation

c)

Topical ointments

d)

Intravenous injection

3.

Which of the following drugs is classified as an antifungal?

a)

Estradiol

b)

Oxytocin

c)

Fluconazole

d)

Dinoprostone

4.

What symptoms do estrogens treat during menopause?

a)

Hot flashes, vaginal dryness, fatigue

b)

Labor induction

c)

Pelvic inflammatory disease

d)

Abnormal uterine bleeding

5.

What is a risk associated with long-term use of estrogens?

a)

Pelvic inflammatory disease

b)

Chronic villus sampling complications

c)

Infertility

d)

Increased risk of thrombophlebitis and cancers

6.

Which of the following is an example of an oral contraceptive pill?

a)

Desogestrel/ethinyl estradiol

b)

Nonoxynol 9

c)

Mifepristone

d)

Oxytocin

7.

What is the primary purpose of oral contraceptives?

a)

Treat abnormal uterine bleeding

b)

Prevent pregnancy

c)

Induce labor

d)

Terminate pregnancy

8.

Which medication is used to induce labor by increasing uterine contractions?

a)

Oxytocin

b)

Nonoxynol 9

c)

Dinoprostone

d)

Estradiol

9.

What is the purpose of prostaglandins in medical treatments?

a)

Treat menopause symptoms

b)

Prevent pregnancy

c)

Control postpartum bleeding

d)

Terminate pregnancy

10.

Which of the following is a spermicidal agent?

a)

Nonoxynol 9

b)

Estradiol

c)

Oxytocin

d)

Fluconazole

11.

What is the failure rate of spermicides compared to other forms of birth control?

a)

Higher

b)

Lower

c)

No failure rate

d)

Equal

12.

What does 'C-section' refer to?

a)

Cesarean section

b)

Chronic villus sampling

c)

Conjugated estrogens

d)

Cervical screening

13.

What does the abbreviation 'AUB' stand for?

a)

Acute uterine blockage

b)

Abnormal uterine birth

c)

Abnormal uterine bleeding

d)

Advanced uterine biopsy

14.

What is the purpose of a Papanicolaou test (Pap test)?

a)

Terminate pregnancy

b)

Treat vaginal infections

c)

Induce labor

d)

Screen for cervical cancer

15.

What does 'HRT' stand for?

a)

Hormone replacement therapy

b)

Hormonal regulation technique

c)

High-risk therapy

d)

Human reproductive treatment

16.

What does 'IUD' stand for?

a)

Intrauterine delivery

b)

Intrauterine device

c)

Intrauterine diagnosis

d)

Induced uterine dilation

17.

What does 'TVUS' refer to in medical imaging?

a)

Transvaginal uterine sampling

b)

Transverse uterine screening

c)

Transvaginal ultrasonography

d)

Transverse rectus abdominis muscle

18.

What does 'PID' stand for?

a)

Pelvic imaging diagnosis

b)

Pregnancy-induced disorder

c)

Postpartum induced dilation

d)

Pelvic inflammatory disease

19.

What does 'PUBS' refer to in prenatal testing?

a)

Prenatal ultrasound blood screening

b)

Percutaneous umbilical blood sampling

c)

Postpartum uterine biopsy screening

d)

Percutaneous uterine biopsy sampling

20.

What does 'TRAM' stand for in reconstructive surgery?

a)

Transverse rectus abdominis muscle

b)

Transvaginal rectus abdominis method

c)

Transverse rectus abdominal monitoring

d)

Transvaginal rectus abdominal muscle