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Nurse Practitioner · FNP / AANP · Healthcare and Nursing

FNP Women's Health, Pediatrics and Geriatrics

Contraception, prenatal basics, well child care, developmental screening, falls, polypharmacy and Beers criteria.

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40 basic cards for FNP / AANP Nurse Practitioner. It opens with "What lifestyle factor makes combined hormonal contraceptives contraindicated" and "Why are combined hormonal contraceptives avoided in women with migraine with". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What lifestyle factor makes combined hormonal contraceptives contraindicated (US MEC category 4) in a woman age 35 or older?
Show answerSmoking cigarettes
Why are combined hormonal contraceptives avoided in women with migraine with aura?
Show answerIncreased risk of ischemic stroke
What strict timing rule applies to taking the progestin-only pill (minipill)?
Show answerMust be taken within the same 3-hour window every day
What bone-related side effect is associated with long-term depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (Depo-Provera) use?
Show answerReversible loss of bone mineral density
How long is the copper IUD (ParaGard) approved for continuous use?
Show answerUp to 10 years
What is the mechanism of action of the copper IUD?
Show answerCopper ions are toxic to sperm and create a local inflammatory reaction that prevents fertilization
Up to how many hours after unprotected intercourse is ulipristal acetate (ella) effective as emergency contraception?
Show answer120 hours (5 days)
Which emergency contraception method is the most effective overall?
Show answerPlacement of a copper IUD
Why is progestin-only contraception preferred over combined hormonal methods in breastfeeding women?
Show answerIt does not suppress milk supply
How long is the etonogestrel subdermal implant (Nexplanon) effective for pregnancy prevention?
Show answer3 years
Why does the contraceptive patch carry a higher VTE risk than combined oral contraceptive pills?
Show answerIt exposes the user to higher overall estrogen levels
During which trimester is ultrasound dating of pregnancy most accurate?
Show answerFirst trimester
How is estimated due date (EDD) calculated using Naegele's rule?
Show answerAdd 7 days to the first day of the last menstrual period, then subtract 3 months
What daily folic acid dose is recommended before conception to reduce neural tube defect risk?
Show answer400 to 800 micrograms
At what gestational age is RhoGAM typically given to an Rh-negative mother?
Show answer28 weeks

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