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What are some of the symptoms of menstrual disorders? Check all that apply.

A
cramping
B
sleep disturbances
C
extreme weight loss
D
bloating
E
anxiety
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Why would someone diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) be prescribed paroxetine as part of their treatment, while someone with premenstrual syndrome (PMS) would not?

A
Paroxetine is not safe for someone with PMS to take.
B
PMS treatment does not involve hormones.
C
People with PMS do not require paroxetine to target neurotransmitters.
D
Paroxetine is only prescribed for severe bloating.
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A
Pitocin
B
Zoloft
C
paroxetine
D
analgesics
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Why would a physician select to administer Pitocin to a patient in labor rather than administering dinoprostone?

A
The patient’s cervix is dilating, but her contractions are not strong.
B
The patient is having strong and regular contractions, but her cervix is not dilating.
C
The patient is at risk for postpartum depression.
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A
premenstrual syndrome
B
endometriosis
C
infertility
D
dysmenorrhea
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Which drug targets estrogen in infertility treatments?

A
clomiphene
B
prostaglandins
C
PAXIL
D
progesterone
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A
clomiphene
B
Pitocin
C
PAXIL
D
Cervidil
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Who does postpartum depression affect?

A
some women with endometriosis
B
some women who take synthetic hormones
C
some women during their first pregnancy
D
some women after childbirth or miscarriage
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How can someone describe postpartum depression (PPD)?

A
PPD only affects women who have reproductive disorders.
B
Only women who have full-term pregnancies suffer from PPD.
C
A woman diagnosed once with PPD will have PPD in all consecutive pregnancies.
D
Any pregnant or recently pregnant woman is at risk for PPD.
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What types of hormones are prescribed for amenorrhea?

A
estrogen
B
NSAIDs
C
pain relievers
D
progesterone
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A
menstruation
B
ovulation
C
hormone agonists

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