Question 1

Which IUD device contains copper and also does not contain hormones?

Accepted Answer

A)  Liletta IUD 
B)  Mirena IUD 
C)  ParaGard IUD 
D)  Skyla IUD 
A)  Liletta IUD 
B)  Mirena IUD 
C)  ParaGard IUD 
D)  Skyla IUD

Question 2

Which reusable silicone barrier vaginal contraceptive comes in three sizes?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lea's shield 
B)  Diaphragm 
C)  Cervical barrier 
D)  FemCap 
A)  Lea's shield 
B)  Diaphragm 
C)  Cervical barrier 
D)  FemCap

Question 3

Where are intrauterine devices (IUDs) placed in a woman's body?

Accepted Answer

A)  Vagina 
B)  Fallopian tubes 
C)  Ovaries 
D)  Uterus 
A)  Vagina 
B)  Fallopian tubes 
C)  Ovaries 
D)  Uterus

Question 4

What can be used to prevent pregnancy and protect against sexually transmitted infections?

Accepted Answer

A)  Spermicide 
B)  Microbicide 
C)  Nonoxynol-9 
D)  Postcoital drip 
A)  Spermicide 
B)  Microbicide 
C)  Nonoxynol-9 
D)  Postcoital drip

Question 5

What sterilization procedure involves burning or searing the Fallopian tubes or vas deferens for permanent sterilization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sterilization 
B)  Ligation 
C)  Cauterization 
D)  Tubal sterilization 
A)  Sterilization 
B)  Ligation 
C)  Cauterization 
D)  Tubal sterilization

Question 6

Which method involves calculating the period of ovulation and avoiding sexual intercourse around this time?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rhythm method 
B)  Symptothermal method 
C)  Coitus interruptus 
D)  None of these are correct. 
A)  Rhythm method 
B)  Symptothermal method 
C)  Coitus interruptus 
D)  None of these are correct.

Question 7

All of the following statements are true about the use of male condoms EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  they may reduce the incidence of early ejaculation. 
B)  they enhance the sexual sensation for both the male and female. 
C)  they encourage male participation in birth control. 
D)  they offer the most protection from sexually transmitted infections. 
A)  they may reduce the incidence of early ejaculation. 
B)  they enhance the sexual sensation for both the male and female. 
C)  they encourage male participation in birth control. 
D)  they offer the most protection from sexually transmitted infections.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a hormonal method of birth control?

Accepted Answer

A)  Seasonale 
B)  Ortho Evra patch 
C)  NuvaRing 
D)  ParaGard 
A)  Seasonale 
B)  Ortho Evra patch 
C)  NuvaRing 
D)  ParaGard

Question 9

Describe the difference between typical use and perfect use effectiveness rates for contraceptive use. Give two examples of contraception including the typical use and perfect use rates. Be sure to describe why there is a difference for each.

Accepted Answer

Typical use rates factor in user error;

Question 10

The first available contraceptive methods for Americans included condoms and withdrawal. When did more modern methods such as birth control become available?

Accepted Answer

A)  1950 
B)  1955 
C)  1960 
D)  early 1970s 
A)  1950 
B)  1955 
C)  1960 
D)  early 1970s

Question 11

What sterilization procedure involves tying or binding the Fallopian tubes or vas deferens?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sterilization 
B)  Ligation 
C)  Cauterization 
D)  Tubal sterilization 
A)  Sterilization 
B)  Ligation 
C)  Cauterization 
D)  Tubal sterilization

Question 12

What is the primary way that combination birth control pills work to prevent pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

A)  They create an artificial barrier to the cervix. 
B)  They release chemicals that deactivate sperm. 
C)  They prevent ovulation and thicken cervical mucus. 
D)  They cause mucus to form in the Fallopian tubes, blocking fertilization. 
A)  They create an artificial barrier to the cervix. 
B)  They release chemicals that deactivate sperm. 
C)  They prevent ovulation and thicken cervical mucus. 
D)  They cause mucus to form in the Fallopian tubes, blocking fertilization.

Question 13

All of the following statements are true regarding GyneFix EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  it is an IUD. 
B)  it has been used for many years in countries such as England, Asia, Canada, Latin America, and Africa. 
C)  it was recently FDA approved for use in the United States. 
D)  it contains a flexible row of copper beads. 
A)  it is an IUD. 
B)  it has been used for many years in countries such as England, Asia, Canada, Latin America, and Africa. 
C)  it was recently FDA approved for use in the United States. 
D)  it contains a flexible row of copper beads.

Question 14

The following statement is descriptive of the contraceptive sponge:

Accepted Answer

A)  A prescription is required to obtain a contraceptive sponge. 
B)  The sponge is inserted after intercourse and soaks up the male ejaculate. 
C)  In order to have maximum effectiveness, the sponge should be left in for 6 hours after intercourse. 
D)  Women who have already had children have higher effectiveness rates using the sponge. 
A)  A prescription is required to obtain a contraceptive sponge. 
B)  The sponge is inserted after intercourse and soaks up the male ejaculate. 
C)  In order to have maximum effectiveness, the sponge should be left in for 6 hours after intercourse. 
D)  Women who have already had children have higher effectiveness rates using the sponge.

Question 15

A type of oral contraceptive that contains one level of hormones in all the active pills is called a ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  continuous birth control pill 
B)  monophasic pill 
C)  biphasic pill 
D)  combination birth control pill 
A)  continuous birth control pill 
B)  monophasic pill 
C)  biphasic pill 
D)  combination birth control pill

Question 16

In the United States, White women are more likely to use _______, while Black and Hispanic women are more likely to use _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  the pill, condoms 
B)  injectables or hormonal methods, condoms 
C)  the pill, injectables or hormonal methods 
D)  condoms, the pill 
A)  the pill, condoms 
B)  injectables or hormonal methods, condoms 
C)  the pill, injectables or hormonal methods 
D)  condoms, the pill

Question 17

What are factors associated with the increase in use of IUDs in the United States in recent years?

Accepted Answer

A)  Increased advertising for IUDs 
B)  More health care providers trained in insertion and removal techniques 
C)  Immigration from areas where IUDs are more popular 
D)  All of these are correct. 
A)  Increased advertising for IUDs 
B)  More health care providers trained in insertion and removal techniques 
C)  Immigration from areas where IUDs are more popular 
D)  All of these are correct.

Question 18

Which of the following terms refers to the probability of contraceptive failure when used without error?

Accepted Answer

A)  Effectiveness rate 
B)  Perfect use rate 
C)  Typical use rate 
D)  Lactational amenorrhea method 
A)  Effectiveness rate 
B)  Perfect use rate 
C)  Typical use rate 
D)  Lactational amenorrhea method

Question 19

Chemical methods of contraception, including creams, gels, foams, suppositories, and films, that work to reduce the survival of sperm in the vagina are called ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  postcoital drip 
B)  nonoxynol-9 
C)  microbicide 
D)  spermicide 
A)  postcoital drip 
B)  nonoxynol-9 
C)  microbicide 
D)  spermicide

Question 20

Abortion has been practiced throughout history. In fact, Aristotle viewed abortion as a backup to contraception. When did he believe life begins?

Accepted Answer

A)  At the moment of conception 
B)  When crucial organs were formed 
C)  When the mother felt the baby move 
D)  At the moment of birth 
A)  At the moment of conception 
B)  When crucial organs were formed 
C)  When the mother felt the baby move 
D)  At the moment of birth

Which IUD device contains copper and also does not contain hormones?

Which reusable silicone barrier vaginal contraceptive comes in three sizes?

Where are intrauterine devices (IUDs) placed in a woman's body?

What can be used to prevent pregnancy and protect against sexually transmitted infections?

What sterilization procedure involves burning or searing the Fallopian tubes or vas deferens for permanent sterilization?

Which method involves calculating the period of ovulation and avoiding sexual intercourse around this time?

All of the following statements are true about the use of male condoms EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT a hormonal method of birth control?

Describe the difference between typical use and perfect use effectiveness rates for contraceptive use. Give two examples of contraception including the typical use and perfect use rates. Be sure to describe why there is a difference for each.

The first available contraceptive methods for Americans included condoms and withdrawal. When did more modern methods such as birth control become available?

What sterilization procedure involves tying or binding the Fallopian tubes or vas deferens?

What is the primary way that combination birth control pills work to prevent pregnancy?

All of the following statements are true regarding GyneFix EXCEPT:

The following statement is descriptive of the contraceptive sponge:

A type of oral contraceptive that contains one level of hormones in all the active pills is called a ______.

In the United States, White women are more likely to use _, while Black and Hispanic women are more likely to use _.

What are factors associated with the increase in use of IUDs in the United States in recent years?

Which of the following terms refers to the probability of contraceptive failure when used without error?

Chemical methods of contraception, including creams, gels, foams, suppositories, and films, that work to reduce the survival of sperm in the vagina are called ______.

Abortion has been practiced throughout history. In fact, Aristotle viewed abortion as a backup to contraception. When did he believe life begins?

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Exam 13: Contraception and Abortion

Which IUD device contains copper and also does not contain hormones?

Which reusable silicone barrier vaginal contraceptive comes in three sizes?

Where are intrauterine devices (IUDs) placed in a woman's body?

What can be used to prevent pregnancy and protect against sexually transmitted infections?

What sterilization procedure involves burning or searing the Fallopian tubes or vas deferens for permanent sterilization?

Which method involves calculating the period of ovulation and avoiding sexual intercourse around this time?

All of the following statements are true about the use of male condoms EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT a hormonal method of birth control?

Describe the difference between typical use and perfect use effectiveness rates for contraceptive use. Give two examples of contraception including the typical use and perfect use rates. Be sure to describe why there is a difference for each.

The first available contraceptive methods for Americans included condoms and withdrawal. When did more modern methods such as birth control become available?

What sterilization procedure involves tying or binding the Fallopian tubes or vas deferens?

What is the primary way that combination birth control pills work to prevent pregnancy?

All of the following statements are true regarding GyneFix EXCEPT:

The following statement is descriptive of the contraceptive sponge:

A type of oral contraceptive that contains one level of hormones in all the active pills is called a ______.

In the United States, White women are more likely to use _______, while Black and Hispanic women are more likely to use _______.

What are factors associated with the increase in use of IUDs in the United States in recent years?

Which of the following terms refers to the probability of contraceptive failure when used without error?

Chemical methods of contraception, including creams, gels, foams, suppositories, and films, that work to reduce the survival of sperm in the vagina are called ______.

Abortion has been practiced throughout history. In fact, Aristotle viewed abortion as a backup to contraception. When did he believe life begins?

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Communication and Sexuality

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Love and Intimacy

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Adult Sexual Relationships

Sexual Expression

Sexual Orientation

Pregnancy and Birth

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids

Varieties of Sexual Expression

Power and Coercion

Sexual Images and Selling Sex

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In the United States, White women are more likely to use _, while Black and Hispanic women are more likely to use _.