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11. The answer is option a. Deficient knowledge related to drug
and herbal effects during pregnancy. Blood pressure pills doesn't
have Teratogenic effects on the fetus. Herbal therapy will not keep
the blood pressure under control on its own. Thus, the patient
needs more information regarding the drug choice.
12. The most common cause for amenorrhea is hormonal imbalance.
Estrogen or progestin is given for treatment of amenorrhea. Lactare
is given for milk secretion. Follicle stimulating hormone is given
for ovulation. So the answer is option c, estrogen.
13. Smoking is not recommended for women who take oral
contraceptive pills. As there is a reaction and it can cause stroke
and heart attack. So the answer is option b.
14. Estradiol patch should not be exposed to sunlight. The answer
is option a.
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