TRANSDERMAL CONTRACEPTIVE PATCH
Transdermal contraceptive patch is one of method to prevent contraception. It is more convenient method. It contains both estrogen and progestin. It consists of three layer. Outer layer polyethylene or polyster and provide support of middle layer which contains hormone. The third layer is clear lining and is removed before use.
Dose
Recommended dose is one patch applied once weekly for three consecutive weeks followed by one patch free week per cycle. Patches should be removed on the same day if each week.
Guidance for use
steps on administering transdermal contraceptive patch. and what would the nurse not do to the patch
Medication affecting Reproductive tract: Use of contraceptive transdermal patch
how long does the transdermal contraceptive should stay and how often we change it?
nurse is applying a transdermal patch, the patient asks the nurse."Why can' nurse explains, "The advantage of administering a drug via a 29. While the transdermal patch is that it 1. Limits allergic responses 2. Prevents drug interactions." 3. Delivers the drug over a period of time. 4. Provides a local rather than a systemic effect.
5. Hormone implants POF Birth Control Case Study.pdf link Open with 7. Withdrawal 8. Transdermal contraceptive patch 9. Natural family planning 10. Hormone injections 7. P.B. asks you to review the main advantages and disadvantages of the hormonal birth control methods first. 8. After reviewing the hormonal methods, you choose to discuss intrauterine devices. How would you describe the copper and levonorgestrel (Mirena) IUD systems to P.B.? 9. Next, you steer the conversation to barrier methods. What will you share...
Using a nicotine patch for smoking cessation is an example of which route of administration? inhalation transdermal o oral ingestion O injection
Identify the most common drug available as a transdermal patch system. Nitroglycerin Clonidine Estrogen All of these are correct.
I need all 6 questions answered Question 1 2 pts Which of he following contraceptive methods provides protection against HIV transmission? O a copper IUD a latex condom a lamb intestine condom all of the above Question 2 2 pts The most effective method of hormonal contraception is: the etonogestrel implant injectable medroxyprogesterone acetate O a combination oral contraceptive the ethinyl estradiol/norelgestromin transdermal patch Question 3 2 pts How long is back-up contraception recommended for women starting a new method...
Deponit is a nitroglycerin transdermal delivery system for the prevention of angina pectoris The in vivo release rate of the 16 cm^2 patch is 0.2 mg h^-1. The reported volume of distribution is 3 L kg^-1 BW^-1 and the observed clearance rate is 1 L kg^-l BW^-1 min^-1. What is the steady state nitroglycerine concentration (nanograms per milliliter) in a 70 kg human? What is the elimination rate constant in 1 min^-1? What is the half-life of nitroglycerine in minutes?
Complete the following morphine milligram equivalent (MME) calculations. Opioid Conversion Factor Codeine 0.15 Fentanyl (transdermal mcg/hr.) 2.4 Hydrocodone 1 Methadone 1-20 mg/day 4 21-40 mg/day 8 41-60 mg/day 10 61-80 mg/day 12 Morphine 1 Oxycodone 1.5 Oxymorphone 3 1. M.P. is a 48-year-old woman with metastatic breast cancer. She takes the following medications for management of cancer pain. Fentanyl transdermal patch 50 mcg/hr Apply 1 path every 72 hours Oxycodone HCL IR 15mg 1 tablet every...