The nurse at a health fair is talking about female contraceptive options.
Which information should the nurse include?
The nurse at a health fair is talking about female contraceptive options.
Which information should the nurse include?
A. “Intrauterine devices (IUDs) may be safely continued during pregnancy.”
[7%]
B. “Contraceptive rings may be rinsed with rubbing alcohol if they are expelled.”
[5%]
C. “Combined estrogen-progestin contraception may lower your blood pressure.”
[23%]
D. “Hormonal implants that are placed subdermally need to be removed after 3 years.”
[65%]
Statistics
Subject/Lesson
Subject
Adult Health
Lesson
Reproductive
Client Need
Test Plan
Health Promotion and Maintenance
Related Topic
Lifestyle Choices
Item Type
Item Type
Knowledge/Comprehension
Explanation
Choice D is correct. Hormonal implants may be placed subdermally and should be removed, and if the client elects, they are replaced after three years. Three years is the approved duration for this device.
Choice A is incorrect. IUDs may cause serious maternal and fetal consequences, including maternal infection, miscarriage, and placental abruption. If the client is pregnant, the IUD most likely needs to be discontinued.
Choice B is incorrect. Contraceptive rings that are expelled or inadvertently removed may be reinserted as long as they are rinsed with cool water and within two to three hours.
Choice C is incorrect. Combined estrogen-progestin contraception may adversely cause hypertension.
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Additional Info
✓ The etonogestrel contraceptive implant is advantageous because it allows the client to attain effective contraception without having to take daily medication.
✓ The insertion site is typically on the upper arm overlying the triceps muscle.
✓ This contraceptive device's most common adverse effects include headache, weight gain, acne, and breast tenderness.
✓ This device is approved to stay in place for three years and may be inserted in an outpatient setting.
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