A woman has been using a CHC for 5 years and attends for a routine review. Her BMI is now 32 kg/m² and her BP is 128/82 mmHg. She is 33 years old and ...

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A woman has been using a CHC for 5 years and attends for a routine review. Her BMI is now 32 kg/m² and her BP is 128/82 mmHg. She is 33 years old and a non-smoker. What UKMEC category does her current BMI represent for continued CHC use?

Accepted Answer

UKMEC 2

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UKMEC 1

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UKMEC 3

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UKMEC 4

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BMI is not relevant to UKMEC for CHC

uk-dfsrh MCQ (SBA): UKMEC CHC BMI 30-34

A woman has been using a CHC for 5 years and attends for a routine review. Her BMI is now 32 kg/m² and her BP is 128/82 mmHg. She is 33 years old and a non-smoker. What UKMEC category does her current BMI represent for continued CHC use?