A woman takes levonorgestrel emergency contraception and vomits one hour later. What should the nurse advise?
Correct answer: B. Repeat the emergency contraceptive dose
- A. No further action is needed
- B. Repeat the emergency contraceptive dose
- C. Wait for the next menstrual period
- D. Begin antibiotics for stomach irritation
Explanation
Vomiting soon after oral emergency contraception may prevent adequate absorption, so the dose should be repeated according to the product instructions. The woman should also receive advice about ongoing contraception and pregnancy testing if her period is delayed.
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