Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: A long-lasting, synthetic form of progesterone administered by injection
A copper-based device that is inserted into the uterus
Taken after sexual intercourse
Estrogen and progesterone are absorbed through the skin
Disposable device that uses spermicide and absorbs the sperm
A polyurethane sheath held in place with a flexible plastic ring
A natural, non-intrusive method that charts a woman's fertility based on her menstrual cycle
A shallow cup or dome made of thin latex rubber with a flexible metal ring covered in rubber

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Contraceptive patch and Contraceptive sponge and Female is...

Question 2

As well as thickening the cervical mucus, the minipill also

Accepted Answer

A) makes the fallopian tubes too acidic for an egg. 
B) suppresses ovulation. 
C) makes the inner lining of the uterus less receptive to a fertilized egg. 
D) increases progesterone levels. 
A) makes the fallopian tubes too acidic for an egg. 
B) suppresses ovulation. 
C) makes the inner lining of the uterus less receptive to a fertilized egg. 
D) increases progesterone levels. C

Question 3

Imagine your female friend has just had unprotected sex, and has now come to you for advice. What are her options to prevent pregnancy? What should she do to prevent this situation in the future?

Accepted Answer

- Take emergency contraception if within 72 hours to up to 120 hours after sex
- Either Plan B or Yuzpe regimen
- Efficacy depend upon body weight (<80 kg)
- Available without prescription and on the shelf or behind the counter
- Prevention may involve the use of contraception that is easy to use and provides consistent protection like hormonal contraceptives, e.g., the pill, injection, patch, vaginal ring

Question 4

Depo-Provera is

Accepted Answer

A) a contraceptive vaginal ring. 
B) a contraceptive patch. 
C) an injectable hormone solution. 
D) an emergency contraceptive pill. 
A) a contraceptive vaginal ring. 
B) a contraceptive patch. 
C) an injectable hormone solution. 
D) an emergency contraceptive pill.

Question 5

With regard to abortion statistics in Canada, which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A) The majority of abortions are performed in clinics. 
B) The majority of abortions are performed in hospitals. 
C) All abortions must be reported to provincial or territorial ministries of health. 
D) Comprehensive abortion statistics are available annually. 
A) The majority of abortions are performed in clinics. 
B) The majority of abortions are performed in hospitals. 
C) All abortions must be reported to provincial or territorial ministries of health. 
D) Comprehensive abortion statistics are available annually.

Question 6

What are some of the criteria you would use to choose a method of contraception? What method of contraception best meets your criteria?

Accepted Answer

- Some issues to consider: ava

Question 7

The morning-after pill

Accepted Answer

A) has a lower hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
B) in some cases is recommended as a regular form of birth control. 
C) has a higher hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
D) prevents the ovum from passing through the fallopian tube. 
A) has a lower hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
B) in some cases is recommended as a regular form of birth control. 
C) has a higher hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
D) prevents the ovum from passing through the fallopian tube.

Question 8

According to a national 2009 survey of Canadian women, the three most popular methods of contraception for those under the age of 40 are

Accepted Answer

A) male condom, oral contraceptives, IUD. 
B) male condom, withdrawal, oral contraceptives. 
C) oral contraceptives, IUD, withdrawal. 
D) oral contraceptives, female condom, male condom. 
A) male condom, oral contraceptives, IUD. 
B) male condom, withdrawal, oral contraceptives. 
C) oral contraceptives, IUD, withdrawal. 
D) oral contraceptives, female condom, male condom.

Question 9

IUDs are approximately ___ % effective.

Accepted Answer

A) 60 
B) 99 
C) 75 
D) 85 
A) 60 
B) 99 
C) 75 
D) 85

Question 10

Joni is tracking her menstrual cycle on a calendar to determine when she can have unprotected sex without becoming pregnant. What should she know about this method?

Accepted Answer

A) She can have sex on days 10-17 without conceiving. 
B) Calculating "safe days" for sex can be inaccurate. 
C) Most women's menstrual cycles are 35 days in length. 
D) Sperm can survive for longer than 96 hours in the cervix. 
A) She can have sex on days 10-17 without conceiving. 
B) Calculating "safe days" for sex can be inaccurate. 
C) Most women's menstrual cycles are 35 days in length. 
D) Sperm can survive for longer than 96 hours in the cervix.

Question 11

Of the following, which is not noted to be a benefit of oral contraceptive use?

Accepted Answer

A) Reduction in the risk of pelvic inflammatory disease 
B) Reduction in the risk of benign ovarian cysts 
C) Reduction in facial acne 
D) Reduction in high blood pressure 
A) Reduction in the risk of pelvic inflammatory disease 
B) Reduction in the risk of benign ovarian cysts 
C) Reduction in facial acne 
D) Reduction in high blood pressure

Question 12

The progestin in combination pills

Accepted Answer

A) inhibits the production of LH and increases the thickness and acidity of cervical mucus. 
B) inhibits the production of FSH. 
C) decreases the thickness and acidity of cervical mucus. 
D) inhibits the production of both FSH and LH. 
A) inhibits the production of LH and increases the thickness and acidity of cervical mucus. 
B) inhibits the production of FSH. 
C) decreases the thickness and acidity of cervical mucus. 
D) inhibits the production of both FSH and LH.

Question 13

Which of the following women is best suited to taking the hormonal birth-control pill?

Accepted Answer

A) Peggy, who smokes cigarettes 
B) Meredith, who is at risk for stroke 
C) Preet, who is breastfeeding 
D) Pham, who has an iron-deficiency 
A) Peggy, who smokes cigarettes 
B) Meredith, who is at risk for stroke 
C) Preet, who is breastfeeding 
D) Pham, who has an iron-deficiency

Question 14

When Harvey puts on a condom, he should make sure to

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A) unroll it all the way first. 
B) remove air from the tip. 
C) turn the condom inside out. 
D) leave it rolled up half-way. 
A) unroll it all the way first. 
B) remove air from the tip. 
C) turn the condom inside out. 
D) leave it rolled up half-way.

Question 15

Jingi consults her family doctor about the most effective contraception that is female-controlled and non-hormonal. Her doctor is most likely to recommend a

Accepted Answer

A) cervical cap. 
B) diaphragm. 
C) spermicide. 
D) copper IUD. 
A) cervical cap. 
B) diaphragm. 
C) spermicide. 
D) copper IUD.

Question 16

In the eighteenth century, condoms were made of

Accepted Answer

A) rubber. 
B) linen. 
C) animal intestines. 
D) latex. 
A) rubber. 
B) linen. 
C) animal intestines. 
D) latex.

Question 17

Depo-Provera

Accepted Answer

A) is available without a prescription at the pharmacy. 
B) provides up to eight years of protection. 
C) contains progestin only. 
D) increases bone density. 
A) is available without a prescription at the pharmacy. 
B) provides up to eight years of protection. 
C) contains progestin only. 
D) increases bone density.

Question 18

Hendrick is considering becoming sexually active. He wants to use condoms to protect against the possibility of contracting an STI or HIV. Which type of condom should he use?

Accepted Answer

A) He should only use condoms made from the intestinal membranes of lambs. 
B) He should only use condoms made of latex. 
C) His partner can use the female condom. 
D) All types of condoms will protect from STI and HIV. 
A) He should only use condoms made from the intestinal membranes of lambs. 
B) He should only use condoms made of latex. 
C) His partner can use the female condom. 
D) All types of condoms will protect from STI and HIV.

Question 19

PID can produce scar tissue that blocks the fallopian tubes, causing

Accepted Answer

A) cancer. 
B) infertility. 
C) infection. 
D) bloating. 
A) cancer. 
B) infertility. 
C) infection. 
D) bloating.

Question 20

Women in Greek and Roman times attempted to prevent pregnancy by

Accepted Answer

A) using the rhythm method. 
B) placing absorbent material into their vaginas. 
C) ingesting herbal medicines. 
D) douching. 
A) using the rhythm method. 
B) placing absorbent material into their vaginas. 
C) ingesting herbal medicines. 
D) douching.

As well as thickening the cervical mucus, the minipill also

Imagine your female friend has just had unprotected sex, and has now come to you for advice. What are her options to prevent pregnancy? What should she do to prevent this situation in the future?

Depo-Provera is

With regard to abortion statistics in Canada, which of the following is true?

What are some of the criteria you would use to choose a method of contraception? What method of contraception best meets your criteria?

The morning-after pill

According to a national 2009 survey of Canadian women, the three most popular methods of contraception for those under the age of 40 are

IUDs are approximately ___ % effective.

Joni is tracking her menstrual cycle on a calendar to determine when she can have unprotected sex without becoming pregnant. What should she know about this method?

Of the following, which is not noted to be a benefit of oral contraceptive use?

The progestin in combination pills

Which of the following women is best suited to taking the hormonal birth-control pill?

When Harvey puts on a condom, he should make sure to

Jingi consults her family doctor about the most effective contraception that is female-controlled and non-hormonal. Her doctor is most likely to recommend a

In the eighteenth century, condoms were made of

Depo-Provera

Hendrick is considering becoming sexually active. He wants to use condoms to protect against the possibility of contracting an STI or HIV. Which type of condom should he use?

PID can produce scar tissue that blocks the fallopian tubes, causing

Women in Greek and Roman times attempted to prevent pregnancy by

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Exam 11: Contraception and Abortion

As well as thickening the cervical mucus, the minipill also

Imagine your female friend has just had unprotected sex, and has now come to you for advice. What are her options to prevent pregnancy? What should she do to prevent this situation in the future?

Depo-Provera is

With regard to abortion statistics in Canada, which of the following is true?

What are some of the criteria you would use to choose a method of contraception? What method of contraception best meets your criteria?

The morning-after pill

According to a national 2009 survey of Canadian women, the three most popular methods of contraception for those under the age of 40 are

IUDs are approximately ___ % effective.

Joni is tracking her menstrual cycle on a calendar to determine when she can have unprotected sex without becoming pregnant. What should she know about this method?

Of the following, which is not noted to be a benefit of oral contraceptive use?

The progestin in combination pills

Which of the following women is best suited to taking the hormonal birth-control pill?

When Harvey puts on a condom, he should make sure to

Jingi consults her family doctor about the most effective contraception that is female-controlled and non-hormonal. Her doctor is most likely to recommend a

In the eighteenth century, condoms were made of

Depo-Provera

Hendrick is considering becoming sexually active. He wants to use condoms to protect against the possibility of contracting an STI or HIV. Which type of condom should he use?

PID can produce scar tissue that blocks the fallopian tubes, causing

Women in Greek and Roman times attempted to prevent pregnancy by

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods

Female and Male Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

Attraction and Lovey

Relationships, Intimacy, and Communication

Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Child Birth

Sexuality Across the Life Span and Sexual Health Education

Sexual Health Education

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercionay

Commercial Sex

Filters