Question 1

A tubal pregnancy can be described as:

Accepted Answer

A) a surgical method of birth control 
B) the loss of a fetus growing in the fallopian tube 
C) a fertilized egg that remains in the fallopian tube instead of traveling to the uterus 
D) a fetus born prior to the 37th week of gestation 
A) a surgical method of birth control 
B) the loss of a fetus growing in the fallopian tube 
C) a fertilized egg that remains in the fallopian tube instead of traveling to the uterus 
D) a fetus born prior to the 37th week of gestation

Question 2

Which method of contraception reduces the risk of ovarian cancer?

Accepted Answer

A) progestin-only oral contraceptives 
B) cervical caps 
C) diaphragms 
D) spermicidal sponges 
A) progestin-only oral contraceptives 
B) cervical caps 
C) diaphragms 
D) spermicidal sponges

Question 3

The NuvaRing stays in place for ____________________ weeks.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The NuvaRing stays in place for ____________________...

Question 4

Which of the following is true of outercourse?

Accepted Answer

A) It includes coitus interruptus. 
B) It excludes all genital contact of any kind. 
C) It is "stricter" than abstinence. 
D) It can result in pregnancy. 
A) It includes coitus interruptus. 
B) It excludes all genital contact of any kind. 
C) It is "stricter" than abstinence. 
D) It can result in pregnancy.

Question 5

Which of the following is a common progression of contraceptive use among young women?

Accepted Answer

A) condoms only ® hormonal method only 
B) condoms only ® condoms + hormonal method ® hormonal method only 
C) hormonal method only ® no method ® hormonal method only 
D) hormonal method only ® condoms + hormonal method ® condoms only 
A) condoms only ® hormonal method only 
B) condoms only ® condoms + hormonal method ® hormonal method only 
C) hormonal method only ® no method ® hormonal method only 
D) hormonal method only ® condoms + hormonal method ® condoms only

Question 6

The basal body temperature method of fertility awareness relies on the observation that a:

Accepted Answer

A) woman's basal body temperature decreases after ovulation 
B) woman's basal body temperature rises after ovulation 
C) woman who is running a fever of 100o or higher is unlikely to get pregnant 
D) woman whose temperature is 96o or lower is unlikely to become pregnant 
A) woman's basal body temperature decreases after ovulation 
B) woman's basal body temperature rises after ovulation 
C) woman who is running a fever of 100o or higher is unlikely to get pregnant 
D) woman whose temperature is 96o or lower is unlikely to become pregnant

Question 7

The blocking of the fallopian tubes is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The blocking of the fallopian tubes is...

Question 8

What percentage of sexually active teens, ages 15 to 19, do NOT use contraception?

Accepted Answer

A) 8 
B) 18 
C) 28 
D) 38 
A) 8 
B) 18 
C) 28 
D) 38

Question 9

Which of the following is a transdermal contraceptive?

Accepted Answer

A) Lybrel 
B) Ortho Evra 
C) Jadelle 
D) Seasonale 
A) Lybrel 
B) Ortho Evra 
C) Jadelle 
D) Seasonale

Question 10

An advantage of using the cervical cap is that it

Accepted Answer

A) can be inserted hours before engaging in sex 
B) is available over-the-counter 
C) is more effective than hormonal methods of contraception 
D) is very comfortable to wear and easy to remove 
A) can be inserted hours before engaging in sex 
B) is available over-the-counter 
C) is more effective than hormonal methods of contraception 
D) is very comfortable to wear and easy to remove

Question 11

Who is most likely to use oral contraceptives?

Accepted Answer

A) white women 
B) Asian women 
C) Hispanic women 
D) black women 
A) white women 
B) Asian women 
C) Hispanic women 
D) black women

Question 12

The merging of one sperm and one egg is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) spermatogenesis 
B) conception 
C) implantation 
D) contraception 
A) spermatogenesis 
B) conception 
C) implantation 
D) contraception

Question 13

Assisted reproductive technologies account for about _____ percent of births in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 5 
C) 10 
D) 15 
A) 1 
B) 5 
C) 10 
D) 15

Question 14

Compare and contrast three different methods of terminating a pregnancy.

Accepted Answer

•Medical abortion ―using drugs

Question 15

Mae has a history of major depression.What type of contraceptive may worsen depressive symptoms?

Accepted Answer

A) any that contain progestin 
B) spermicidal sponges 
C) sterilization 
D) diaphragms 
A) any that contain progestin 
B) spermicidal sponges 
C) sterilization 
D) diaphragms

Question 16

Which contraceptive method reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections?

Accepted Answer

A) IUD 
B) diaphragm 
C) hormonal patch 
D) male condom 
A) IUD 
B) diaphragm 
C) hormonal patch 
D) male condom

Question 17

The best prediction of a woman's psychological health after an abortion is

Accepted Answer

A) her age at the abortion. 
B) the duration of the pregnancy. 
C) whether she already has children. 
D) her psychological health before the abortion. 
A) her age at the abortion. 
B) the duration of the pregnancy. 
C) whether she already has children. 
D) her psychological health before the abortion.

Question 18

A sperm fusing with the nucleus of an egg is known as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A sperm fusing with the nucleus of...

Question 19

The calendar method is also known as the ________________ method.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The calendar method is also known as...

Question 20

Infertility is caused by male problems about _____ percent of the time and is caused by female problems about _____ percent of the time.

Accepted Answer

A) 10; 70 
B) 20; 60 
C) 30; 50 
D) 40; 40 
A) 10; 70 
B) 20; 60 
C) 30; 50 
D) 40; 40

A tubal pregnancy can be described as:

Which method of contraception reduces the risk of ovarian cancer?

The NuvaRing stays in place for ____________________ weeks.

Which of the following is true of outercourse?

Which of the following is a common progression of contraceptive use among young women?

The basal body temperature method of fertility awareness relies on the observation that a:

The blocking of the fallopian tubes is called ____________________.

What percentage of sexually active teens, ages 15 to 19, do NOT use contraception?

Which of the following is a transdermal contraceptive?

An advantage of using the cervical cap is that it

Who is most likely to use oral contraceptives?

The merging of one sperm and one egg is known as:

Assisted reproductive technologies account for about _____ percent of births in the United States.

Compare and contrast three different methods of terminating a pregnancy.

Mae has a history of major depression.What type of contraceptive may worsen depressive symptoms?

Which contraceptive method reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections?

The best prediction of a woman's psychological health after an abortion is

A sperm fusing with the nucleus of an egg is known as ____________________.

The calendar method is also known as the ________________ method.

Infertility is caused by male problems about _ percent of the time and is caused by female problems about _ percent of the time.

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A tubal pregnancy can be described as:

Which method of contraception reduces the risk of ovarian cancer?

The NuvaRing stays in place for ____________________ weeks.

Which of the following is true of outercourse?

Which of the following is a common progression of contraceptive use among young women?

The basal body temperature method of fertility awareness relies on the observation that a:

The blocking of the fallopian tubes is called ____________________.

What percentage of sexually active teens, ages 15 to 19, do NOT use contraception?

Which of the following is a transdermal contraceptive?

An advantage of using the cervical cap is that it

Who is most likely to use oral contraceptives?

The merging of one sperm and one egg is known as:

Assisted reproductive technologies account for about _____ percent of births in the United States.

Compare and contrast three different methods of terminating a pregnancy.

Mae has a history of major depression.What type of contraceptive may worsen depressive symptoms?

Which contraceptive method reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections?

The best prediction of a woman's psychological health after an abortion is

A sperm fusing with the nucleus of an egg is known as ____________________.

The calendar method is also known as the ________________ method.

Infertility is caused by male problems about _____ percent of the time and is caused by female problems about _____ percent of the time.

Your Invitation to a Healthy Future

Your Psychological and Spiritual Well-Being

Caring for Your Mind

Personal Stress Management

Social Health

Personal Nutrition

Managing Your Weight

The Joy of Fitness

Personal Sexuality

Lowering Your Risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections

Avoiding Addictions

Alcohol

Tobacco

Preventing Major Disease

Infectious Illnesses

Traditional and Nontraditional Health Care

Personal Safety

A Healthier Environment

A Lifetime of Health

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Infertility is caused by male problems about _ percent of the time and is caused by female problems about _ percent of the time.