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Female Sex Steroid Hormones |
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Definition
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Pituitary Gonadotropin Hormones |
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Definition
Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
Luteinizing Hormone (LH) |
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Classifications of Oral Contraceptions |
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Definition
1) combo: estrogen and progestin
2) Progestin only |
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Categories of combo Oral contraceptives |
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Definition
1) Monophasic
2) Biphasic-rare
3) triphasic-most like women's hormones |
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Uses for Contraceptive Drugs |
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Definition
1) prevent pregnancy
2) treat endometriosis and hypermenorrhea
3) produce cyclic withdrawal bleeding
4) postcoital emergency contraception |
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Contraindications of combo OC's |
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Definition
Absolute: thrombophlebitis, CVA, abnormal liver, smokers over 35, suspected pregnancy, breast cancer,
Relative: HTN, cardiac disease, diabetes, gallbladder disease, epilepsy, migraines, uterine leiomyoma |
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NonContraceptive Benefits of OC |
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Definition
decrease risk of ovarian and endometrial cancer, PID, benign breast disease, anemia, acne
reduce cramps, lighter,shorter, and more predictable flow |
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Adverse Effects of combo OC's |
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Definition
thromboembolic disorders
HTN, Cancer
teratogenic effect
uterine bleeding
benign hepatic adenoma
glucose intolerance
edema, dizziness, headache, depression, n/v, weight gain |
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Term
Combo OC Drug interactions
that reduce the effects of OC's |
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Definition
Anti-TB
antivirals
antiepileptic drugs
st. john's wart
barbituates
antibiotics |
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Comb OC drug interactions
whose effects are reduced by OC's |
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Definition
warfarin
insulin
hypoglycemias
beta blockers |
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Combo OC drug interactions
whose effects are increased by OC's |
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Definition
theophyline-bronchodilator
imipramine-antidepressant |
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Term
Long Acting Contraceptives |
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Definition
Subdermal etonorgestrel implant
depot medroxprogesterone acetate "depo shot'
intrauterine devices |
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Shorter acting contraceptives |
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Definition
Spermicides
Barrier devices
-condomes
-diaphragm
-cervical cap |
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Term
Mifepristone with Misoprostol |
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Definition
blocks uterine progestone receptors then cervix softens and induction of labor
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Methotrexate with misprostol |
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Definition
interfers with growth of placenta and detaches from lining and softens cervix and induces labor |
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Term
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Definition
Misoprostol, carboprost, dinoprostone |
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Term
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Definition
Emergerncy contraceptive
2 high dose progestin
1 w/i 72 hours another 12 hours later |
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Term
Major Endogenous Estrogens |
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Definition
1) estradiol- most active
2) estrone
2) estriol |
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Term
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Definition
1) steroidal
-conjugated estrogens, estradio, transdermal
2) nonsteroidal- not available in US
-chlorotrianisene |
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Term
Estrogen is required for: |
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Definition
1) develop and maintenance of female reproduction
2) secondary sex characteristics |
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Term
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Definition
1) treat/prevent estrogen deficiency
-atrophic vaginitis -dysmenorrhea
-hot flashes -uterine bleeding
-osteopororsis
2) Continuous combined hormone replacement therapy
-fixed estrogen/progestin combo products |
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Term
Estrogen Contraindications |
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Definition
Estrogen dependent cancer
abnormal vaginal bleeding
prognancy
thromboembolic disorder/history |
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Term
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Definition
N/V/D/C
abdominal pain
HTN, edema
thrombolytic events
phtosensitvity/chloasma
amenorrhea, break through bleeding
fluid retention, tender breasts, HA |
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Definition
Synthetic
1) Provera
2) Megace
3) hydroxyprogesterone |
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Term
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Definition
Dysfunctional uterine bleeding from hormones, fibroids, cancer
primary/secondary amenorrhea
prevent miscarriage
alleviate PMS
management of anorexia/aids and cancer pnts b/c increase appetite |
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Term
Progestins Adverse Effects
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Definition
Liver dysfunction
thrombophlebitis
N/V/edema/weight gain
amenorrhea/bleeding/spotting |
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Estrogen and Progestin
Nursing Implications |
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Definition
Photosensitivity
report weight gain of 10lb in 3 months
follow up with papsmear and breast exam
small dose needed
what to do if miss dose
take PO w/ meal, IM deep and rotate |
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Term
Bisphosphonates and Calcitonin |
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Definition
-Fasomax (B) Calcitonin (H)
prevention and treatment
biphosphanates used for glucocorticoid induced osteoporosis and Paget's disease |
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Definition
Evista (SERM)
prevent of postmenopausal osteoporosis |
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Term
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Definition
Forteo (hormone)
used for those with highest risk of fractures- grows bone back |
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Adverse Effects of
Bisphosphonates |
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Definition
HA, GI upset, Joint pain
Risk of esophageal burns- need to sit up 30mins |
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Term
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Definition
Same symptoms of Menopause
-hot flashes -leg cramps
-risk venous thromboembolism
-leukopenia |
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Term
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Definition
SERMS- d/c 72 hours before and during any prolonged immobility
monitor for therapeutic effect ex DXA scan
Monitor for adverse effects |
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Definition
nonsteroidal ovulation stimulant
blocks estrogen receptors in the uterus and brain- false low estrogen
causes increase Gn-Rh, FSH, and LH
causes maturation of ovarian follicles
causes ovulation and increases conception |
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Term
Clomiphene (Clomid)
Adverse Effects |
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Definition
enlarged ovaries
hot flashes, mood swings
abdominal/pelvic pain
N/V, HA
breast pain, abnormal bleeding
increased appetite |
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Definition
mixture of FSH and LH
stimulates development of ovarian follicles
causes ovulation
can be given to men for spermatogenesis |
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chorionic gonadotropin alfa (Ovidrel) |
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Definition
recombinant form of HCG
-cause rupture and ovulation of mature ovarian follicle and maintenance of corpus luteum
used to stimulate ovulation |
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Term
Fertility Drug
Indication |
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Definition
induce ovulation in anovulatory patients
promote spermatogensis in infertile men |
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Fertility Drugs
Adverse Effects |
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Definition
tachycardia, phlebitis, DVT
dizzy, HA, flush, depression, anxiety, nervous, fatigue
N/bloat/constipation
Ovarian hyperstimulation
multi preggers
blurred vision, breast pain |
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Fertility Drug
Nursing IMplication |
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Definition
take drugs as ordered-essential for effective outcomes
keep journal while on drugs
emotional support |
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Uterine Active Medications |
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Definition
Alter uterine contractions
promote labor
prevent start/progression of labor
decrease risk of postpartum hemorrhage |
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Definition
increase force and frequence of contractions
prevent postpartum uterine atony and hemorrhage |
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Definition
natural hormone
potent contractions of myometrium, smooth muscle fibers of uterus
softens cervix and enhances uterine muslce tone |
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Term
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Definition
mifeprex, RU 486
stimulates uterine contractions to induce abortion
give w/ prostaglandin drug for elective abortions |
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Term
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Definition
Induce labor and increase labor when contractions are weak
put on a pump and monitor fetal HR
prevent postpartum bleeding
complete/incomplete abortion-miscarriage
promote milk ejection |
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Term
uterine stimulant
adverse effects |
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Definition
hypo/hyper tension, chest pain
HA, dizzy, faint
N,V, D
vaginal pain, cramp
leg cramp, joint swell, chills, fever, weak, blurred vision |
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Term
Uterine stimulant
Implications |
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Definition
assess mother and fetal vital signs
continuous fetal monitoring if given to promote labor |
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Term
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uterine relaxant
stop labor before term
given after 20th week before 37th
also bed rest, sedation, hydration |
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Definition
Uterine relaxant
stimulant of Beta 2 adrenergic of uterine smooth muscle for off label use |
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Term
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Definition
used to stop labr
IV on a pump, monitor Fetal heart rate
hyperreflexive with high levels of Mag |
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Term
Uterine relaxants
adverse effects |
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Definition
palpitations, tachycardia, HTN
tremors, anxiety, insomnia, HA, dizzy
N/V, anorexia, D/C
Hyperglycemia, HypoKalemia*
dyspnea, hyperventilation |
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Term
Uterine relaxants
Implications |
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Definition
Asses baseline vitals of mom and baby, weight, blood glucose, renal and liver function
smoking history
medical and medication history
give drug as ordered
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