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PHR 2410 SP2025 (36478) MODULE 5 | Case Study #4 - Part I
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Read this scenario to answer Question 3. You answer the phone at the pharmacy on a Friday afternoon. A female patient shares that she ran out of refills for her prescription birth control pills and is about to leave for a weekend trip. In addition, she states, “My friend told me about how Plan B can help prevent pregnancy. Can I take it as a substitute for my birth control pills this weekend?” Based on your understanding of Plan B and the information from the patient, you advise the patient she cannot use Plan B instead of her birth control pills because proper use indicates it is supposed to be taken after intercourse.
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Restating the scenario helps frame the reasoning: a patient is asking if Plan B can substitute for her birth control pills when she’s out of refills and about to travel; the correct guidance is that Plan B is not a replacement for regular birth control, and it is intended to be used after unprotected sex or contraception failure.
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Read this scenario to answer Question 3. You answer the phone at the pharmacy on a Friday afternoon. A female patient shares that she ran out of refills for her prescription birth control pills and is about to leave for a weekend trip. In addition, she states, “My friend told me about how Plan B can help prevent pregnancy. Can I take it as a substitute for my birth control pills this weekend?” Based on your understanding of Plan B and the information from the patient, you advise the patient she cannot use Plan B instead of her birth control pills because proper use indicates it is supposed to be taken after intercourse.
Read this scenario to answer Question 3. You answer the phone at the pharmacy on a Friday afternoon. A female patient shares that she ran out of refills for her prescription birth control pills and is about to leave for a weekend trip. In addition, she states, “My friend told me about how Plan B can help prevent pregnancy. Can I take it as a substitute for my birth control pills this weekend?” Based on your understanding of Plan B and the information from the patient, you advise the patient she [ Select ] can cannot use Plan B instead of her birth control pills because proper use indicates it is supposed to be taken [ Select ] after before intercourse.
Emergency contraceptive (the morning-after pill) is a type of abortion.
An emergency contraceptive can be taken up to 120 hours after unprotected intercourse.
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