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Lesson 1013 of 1524

Reproductive Health Drugs

Hormonal drugs are used to replace low levels of natural hormones, treat some types of cancers, prevent pregnancy, minimize symptoms of menopause, and treat debilitated clients who need tissue building and increased…

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Hormonal drugs are used to replace low levels of natural hormones, treat some types of cancers, prevent pregnancy, minimize symptoms of menopause, and treat debilitated clients who need tissue building and increased… Major ovarian hormones include estrogen, progestin, FSH, LS, and GnRH.

Nurses must be aware of the intricate ways in which hormones are interrelated and affect health and illness overall

estrogen — primary hormone released by the ovaries; initiates the development of female genitalia and breast tissue. pregnancy — the period of time a fetus grows inside the uterus. menopause — the cessation of monthly cycles for one year. combined oral contraceptives (COCs) — contraceptive drugs that contain both estrogen and progestin in varying dosages; the three categories are monophasic (contain a fixed ratio of estrogen and progestin), biphasic….

Worked example

What does “estrogen” mean in Reproductive Health Drugs?

  1. 1Use the wording this chapter gives for estrogen.
  2. 2The book says: primary hormone released by the ovaries; initiates the development of female genitalia and breast tissue.
  3. 3Do not use the meaning of pregnancy. That term means the period of time a fetus grows inside the uterus.

Result: primary hormone released by the ovaries; initiates the development of female genitalia and breast tissue

Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for estrogen.

Do not swap estrogen and pregnancy. estrogen means primary hormone released by the ovaries; initiates the development of female genitalia and breast tissue. pregnancy means the period of time a fetus grows inside the uterus.

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A fresh set from this chapter only. Choose 10 or 20. Multiple choice and fill-in, with no repeat inside the set.