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1. Question
What is the primary mechanism of action for levonorgestrel-based emergency contraception?
- Inhibition of implantation of a fertilized egg
- Disruption of early embryonic development
- Delay or inhibition of ovulation
- Permanent alteration of the endometrial lining
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Which statement best describes ulipristal acetate’s role as emergency contraception?
- It induces a chemical abortion by disrupting early embryonic growth.
- It is less effective than levonorgestrel and has a shorter window of efficacy.
- It prevents pregnancy by altering the uterine lining to block implantation.
- It is a selective progesterone receptor modulator that can delay ovulation and is effective up to 120 hours post-intercourse.
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What does current evidence suggest regarding the impact of body weight on the efficacy of oral emergency contraception?
- Body weight has no measurable impact on the effectiveness of any emergency contraception method.
- Increased body weight enhances the effectiveness of emergency contraception due to higher hormone bioavailability.
- The efficacy of levonorgestrel-based emergency contraception may be reduced in women with higher BMI, whereas ulipristal acetate tends to maintain effectiveness at higher body weights.
- All emergency contraception methods are contraindicated in women with a BMI above 25.
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