Question 1

All of the following are ways that emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  Inhibits ovulation 
B)  Thickens cervical mucus 
C)  Makes endometrium less hospitable for implantation 
D)  Causes a fertilized egg to be reabsorbed into the body 
A)  Inhibits ovulation 
B)  Thickens cervical mucus 
C)  Makes endometrium less hospitable for implantation 
D)  Causes a fertilized egg to be reabsorbed into the body

Question 2

Identify two forms of spermicidal contraception. How do they work and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify two forms of spermicidal contraception. How...

Question 3

What is a common reason cited for a second-trimester abortion?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fetal deformities 
B)  Marital difficulties 
C)  Financial problems 
D)  All of these 
A)  Fetal deformities 
B)  Marital difficulties 
C)  Financial problems 
D)  All of these

Question 4

Differentiate between male and female sterilization surgical methods, including how they work, advantages and disadvantages, as well as popularity outside of the United States.

Accepted Answer

Male sterilization, also known as vasect

Question 5

How do the newer methods of female sterilization (Essure and Adiana) differ from traditional tubal sterilization methods?

Accepted Answer

A)  Essure and Adiana are nonsurgical methods. 
B)  Essure and Adiana are considered reversible. 
C)  Essure and Adiana cause the ovaries to stop producing eggs. 
D)  Essure and Adiana are temporary and have to be updated every 10 years. 
A)  Essure and Adiana are nonsurgical methods. 
B)  Essure and Adiana are considered reversible. 
C)  Essure and Adiana cause the ovaries to stop producing eggs. 
D)  Essure and Adiana are temporary and have to be updated every 10 years.

Question 6

What should users of the patch be aware of?

Accepted Answer

A)  Users are at higher risk for cardiovascular disease. 
B)  Users are at higher risk for blood clots. 
C)  Users have a high risk for skin infections at the site of the patch. 
D)  Users have a higher risk for pregnancy as it is only 80% effective. 
A)  Users are at higher risk for cardiovascular disease. 
B)  Users are at higher risk for blood clots. 
C)  Users have a high risk for skin infections at the site of the patch. 
D)  Users have a higher risk for pregnancy as it is only 80% effective.

Question 7

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 8

How does female sterilization work to prevent pregnancies?

Accepted Answer

A)  The uterus is removed so a fertilized ovum cannot implant. 
B)  The fallopian tubes are blocked so that ovum and sperm cannot meet. 
C)  The ovaries are cauterized so that eggs cannot be released. 
D)  A coil is placed inside the cervix so sperm cannot enter. 
A)  The uterus is removed so a fertilized ovum cannot implant. 
B)  The fallopian tubes are blocked so that ovum and sperm cannot meet. 
C)  The ovaries are cauterized so that eggs cannot be released. 
D)  A coil is placed inside the cervix so sperm cannot enter.

Question 9

After a vasectomy, a man:

Accepted Answer

A)  Will no longer ejaculate. 
B)  Is sterile immediately. 
C)  Will have difficulty achieving an erection for two to three months after surgery. 
D)  Will continue to produce viable sperm, but they will have nowhere to go. 
A)  Will no longer ejaculate. 
B)  Is sterile immediately. 
C)  Will have difficulty achieving an erection for two to three months after surgery. 
D)  Will continue to produce viable sperm, but they will have nowhere to go.

Question 10

Factoring in the FDA approval process, what is the estimated time it takes to develop a new contraceptive method?

Accepted Answer

A)  2-4 years 
B)  5-7 years 
C)  10-14 years 
D)  14-20 years 
A)  2-4 years 
B)  5-7 years 
C)  10-14 years 
D)  14-20 years

Question 11

What year was the birth control pill approved as a contraceptive method in the U.S.?

Accepted Answer

A)  1925 
B)  1940 
C)  1960 
D)  1975 
A)  1925 
B)  1940 
C)  1960 
D)  1975

Question 12

Male sterilization involves fewer risks for complications than female sterilization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following statements regarding a first-trimester vacuum aspiration abortion is FALSE?

Accepted Answer

A)  It typically involves local anesthesia. 
B)  It can be performed up to 16 weeks after a woman's last period. 
C)  It usually takes 4-6 minutes. 
D)  Recovery typically requires a 1-day hospital stay. 
A)  It typically involves local anesthesia. 
B)  It can be performed up to 16 weeks after a woman's last period. 
C)  It usually takes 4-6 minutes. 
D)  Recovery typically requires a 1-day hospital stay.

Question 14

What is one of the most common physiological symptoms following an abortion performed within the first trimester?

Accepted Answer

A)  Heavy bleeding 
B)  Cervical laceration 
C)  Uterine perforation 
D)  Anger 
A)  Heavy bleeding 
B)  Cervical laceration 
C)  Uterine perforation 
D)  Anger

Question 15

If a woman wanted a longer term contraception that was reversible and contained no hormones, what would be her best choice?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 16

Douching immediately after having vaginal intercourse, while not a fail-safe method, has been found to reduce the risk of pregnancy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Extended cycle birth control pills, such as Seasonale or Lybrel, are designed to reduce what?

Accepted Answer

A)  The amount of testosterone in the female body 
B)  The number of eggs produced each cycle 
C)  The number of menstrual cycles experienced in a given year 
D)  The number of pills that must be taken each month to prevent pregnancy 
A)  The amount of testosterone in the female body 
B)  The number of eggs produced each cycle 
C)  The number of menstrual cycles experienced in a given year 
D)  The number of pills that must be taken each month to prevent pregnancy

Question 18

What is an advantage of Depo-Provera?

Accepted Answer

A)  It does not require a prescription. 
B)  It provides protection for up to 5 years. 
C)  It does not interfere with spontaneity. 
D)  All of these 
A)  It does not require a prescription. 
B)  It provides protection for up to 5 years. 
C)  It does not interfere with spontaneity. 
D)  All of these

Question 19

The most common procedure for female sterilization is the hysterectomy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Depo-Provera is a form of progestin injected into the muscle of a woman's arm or buttock that lasts for 3 months.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

All of the following are ways that emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy EXCEPT:

Identify two forms of spermicidal contraception. How do they work and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

What is a common reason cited for a second-trimester abortion?

Differentiate between male and female sterilization surgical methods, including how they work, advantages and disadvantages, as well as popularity outside of the United States.

How do the newer methods of female sterilization (Essure and Adiana) differ from traditional tubal sterilization methods?

What should users of the patch be aware of?

All of the following statements are true regarding GyneFix, EXCEPT:

How does female sterilization work to prevent pregnancies?

After a vasectomy, a man:

Factoring in the FDA approval process, what is the estimated time it takes to develop a new contraceptive method?

What year was the birth control pill approved as a contraceptive method in the U.S.?

Male sterilization involves fewer risks for complications than female sterilization.

Which of the following statements regarding a first-trimester vacuum aspiration abortion is FALSE?

What is one of the most common physiological symptoms following an abortion performed within the first trimester?

If a woman wanted a longer term contraception that was reversible and contained no hormones, what would be her best choice?

Douching immediately after having vaginal intercourse, while not a fail-safe method, has been found to reduce the risk of pregnancy.

Extended cycle birth control pills, such as Seasonale or Lybrel, are designed to reduce what?

What is an advantage of Depo-Provera?

The most common procedure for female sterilization is the hysterectomy.

Depo-Provera is a form of progestin injected into the muscle of a woman's arm or buttock that lasts for 3 months.

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Exam 13: Contraception and Abortion

All of the following are ways that emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy EXCEPT:

Identify two forms of spermicidal contraception. How do they work and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

What is a common reason cited for a second-trimester abortion?

Differentiate between male and female sterilization surgical methods, including how they work, advantages and disadvantages, as well as popularity outside of the United States.

How do the newer methods of female sterilization (Essure and Adiana) differ from traditional tubal sterilization methods?

What should users of the patch be aware of?

All of the following statements are true regarding GyneFix, EXCEPT:

How does female sterilization work to prevent pregnancies?

After a vasectomy, a man:

Factoring in the FDA approval process, what is the estimated time it takes to develop a new contraceptive method?

What year was the birth control pill approved as a contraceptive method in the U.S.?

Male sterilization involves fewer risks for complications than female sterilization.

Which of the following statements regarding a first-trimester vacuum aspiration abortion is FALSE?

What is one of the most common physiological symptoms following an abortion performed within the first trimester?

If a woman wanted a longer term contraception that was reversible and contained no hormones, what would be her best choice?

Douching immediately after having vaginal intercourse, while not a fail-safe method, has been found to reduce the risk of pregnancy.

Extended cycle birth control pills, such as Seasonale or Lybrel, are designed to reduce what?

What is an advantage of Depo-Provera?

The most common procedure for female sterilization is the hysterectomy.

Depo-Provera is a form of progestin injected into the muscle of a woman's arm or buttock that lasts for 3 months.

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

Sexuality in the Media and the Arts

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