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6 years ago
A client tells the nurse she wants to use birth control but does not want to have to wait for months before getting pregnant. Which form of birth control would allow a quick return to fertility after it is discontinued?
 
  1. Depot injection method
  2. Combination oral contraceptives
  3. Transdermal delivery method
  4. Mirena (intrauterine device)
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6 years ago
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: Clients who use the depot injection method need to wait at least 3 months, and sometimes up to 12 months, for fertility to be restored.
Rationale 2: Oral contraceptives provide birth control by inhibiting ovulation. It might take a few months for regular ovulation to be reestablished after the pills are discontinued.
Rationale 3: The transdermal delivery method inhibits ovulation, and it might take a few months for regular ovulation to return.
Rationale 4: The IUD Mirena may be removed at any time, and fertility returns quickly.
Global Rationale: The IUD Mirena may be removed at any time, and fertility returns quickly. Clients who use the depot injection method need to wait at least 3 months, and sometimes up to 12 months, for fertility to be restored. Oral and transdermal contraceptives provide birth control by inhibiting ovulation. It might take a few months for regular ovulation to be reestablished after these methods are discontinued.
Cheese Author
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6 years ago
A plus for you my friend
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