CME Multiple Choice Questions

CME Multiple Choice Questions

Continuing Medical Education CME Multiple Choice Questions jsm_2617 1. Which of the following statements are false? a) Moisturizers are safe first-li...

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Continuing Medical Education CME Multiple Choice Questions

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1. Which of the following statements are false? a) Moisturizers are safe first-line treatments for vaginal atrophy for the breast cancer patient. b) There are randomized clinical trials showing safety of minimally absorbed local vaginal estrogen use for atrophy in breast cancer patients with vaginal dryness. c) Most women on aromatase inhibitors will demonstrate signs and symptoms of vaginal and vulvar atrophy. d) The data on sexual effects of Tamoxifen are mixed with some studies showing sexual complaints and others not confirming this data. e) Regular sexual activity has been shown to be beneficial in preventing vaginal atrophy. 2. Which of the following statements concerning medications is correct? a) Buproprion (Wellbutrin SR) has been shown to increase sexual desire, arousal, orgasm intensity, and overall sexual satisfaction. b) Many women who are taking selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) to control hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms do not experience sexual side effects of these antidepressants. c) To date, Stage III clinical trial examining the efficacy and safety of testosterone gel have demonstrated concerning results with respect to cardiovascular safety and breast cancer risk. d) The use of PDE5 for the treatment of female arousal disorder has been gaining popularity, and emerging data shows a strong consistent benefit for sexual arousal and lubrication. e) PT 141 or bremelanotide is under development and in stage 2 clinical trials for sexual health concerns for women; however there

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may be some safety concerns regarding hypercholesterolemia in treated patients. 3. Which statement is correct? a) Arginimax® for women has been extensively studied in the breast cancer population and has shown efficacy and safety in this population. b) The Eros clitoral stimulator has been shown to be more effective than a commercially available vibrator. c) The botanical feminine arousal oil Zestra has 2 clinical studies that have demonstrated augmentation of the genital arousal response for some patients. d) Natural oils like avocado, olive, and peanut oil cannot be used as lubricants because they typically irritate the sensitive vagina mucosa. e) Good clean love® and Slippery Stuff are excellent vaginal moisturizers that breast cancer patients can use safely. 4. Which of the following psycho-social approaches to counseling is useful for the woman after breast cancer? a) Couples counseling b) Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) c) Mindfulness-based therapy 5. Mindfulness-based meditation has been shown to reduce which of the following; a) Dyspareunia due to vaginal atrophy b) Internal locus of control c) Fear of recurrence d) None of the above 6. Younger women with breast cancer are interested in which of the following: a) Exercise to improve body image b) Sexual enhancement products c) Sensate focus exercises d) Medications to improve arousal

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