Reproductive and Genitourinary System Test Review

These flashcards cover key medications and concepts related to the reproductive and genitourinary system, focusing on their uses, side effects, and patient education.

Terbutaline

A medication used to inhibit preterm labor by relaxing the uterus.

Oxybutynin

A medication prescribed to treat neurogenic bladder, which may have side effects including dilated pupils, dizziness, diaphoresis, and distended bladder.

Leuprolide

A medication used to treat endometriosis, requiring precautions such as avoiding grapefruit juice and possibly causing vaginal dryness and hypertension.

Adverse effects

Unintended negative symptoms or reactions associated with a medication.

Conjugated equine estrogen

A form of estrogen used in hormone therapy that may be contraindicated in clients with a history of blood clots.

Weight-bearing activities

Exercises that include any activities where your body weight is supported by your bones and muscles, recommended for patients taking leuprolide.

Orthostatic hypotension

A drop in blood pressure that occurs when standing up, which can sometimes be a side effect of certain medications like leuprolide.