Emergency contraception interaction assessment — GPhC CRA MCQ
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ModeratePatient Counselling and Pharmaceutical CareEmergency contraception interaction assessmentGPhC CRA
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Correct answer: E — Carbamazepine exposure in the male partner does not reduce emergency contraception efficacy
Enzyme induction affects the person taking the enzyme inducer, not a partner exposed through sexual contact. Emergency contraception choice should be based on the woman needing treatment, timing, preferences and clinical suitability. This tests avoiding inappropriate extrapolation of an interaction.
Reference: FSRH guidance; BNF