Question 1

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  False

Question 2

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 D

Question 3

What medical condition would result in birth control pill use being ill-advised?

Accepted Answer

A)  circulatory problems 
B)  multiple sclerosis 
C)  osteoporosis 
D)  arthritis 
A)  circulatory problems 
B)  multiple sclerosis 
C)  osteoporosis 
D)  arthritis A

Question 4

What is one aspect of the medication induced abortion procedure that is different than the surgical abortion procedure?

Accepted Answer

A)  No anesthesia is required. 
B)  It is highly effective. 
C)  It only requires one visit to a medical clinic. 
D)  It is a relatively brief procedure. 
A)  No anesthesia is required. 
B)  It is highly effective. 
C)  It only requires one visit to a medical clinic. 
D)  It is a relatively brief procedure.

Question 5

Which of the following is a barrier method of contraception?

Accepted Answer

A)  IUD 
B)  diaphragm 
C)  Depo-Provera 
D)  condom 
A)  IUD 
B)  diaphragm 
C)  Depo-Provera 
D)  condom

Question 6

Which group of women may experience lower effectiveness rates with hormonal methods of birth control?

Accepted Answer

A)  women ages 15 to 19 
B)  women over 35 
C)  women who are significantly overweight 
D)  women who exercise too much 
A)  women ages 15 to 19 
B)  women over 35 
C)  women who are significantly overweight 
D)  women who exercise too much

Question 7

Which statement accurately describes the use of male condoms?

Accepted Answer

A)  They may increase 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 least protection from sexually transmitted infections. 
A)  They may increase 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 least protection from sexually transmitted infections.

Question 8

Which statement best describes emergency contraception?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is available over the counter for women in Canada. 
B)  It has not been approved by the Health Canada for legal use in Canada 
C)  It will cause an abortion if a fertilized egg is already implanted in the uterus. 
D)  It involves a visit to the health care clinic and a short out-patient procedure. 
A)  It is available over the counter for women in Canada. 
B)  It has not been approved by the Health Canada for legal use in Canada 
C)  It will cause an abortion if a fertilized egg is already implanted in the uterus. 
D)  It involves a visit to the health care clinic and a short out-patient procedure.

Question 9

What would be the best contraceptive choice for a woman who wanted a longer term contraception that was reversible and contained no hormones?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 10

Discuss three factors that influence cross culture contraceptive use and give examples of how these factors relate to use or lack of use of specific contraceptive methods.

Accepted Answer

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Question 11

What statement best describes men's reactions to abortion?

Accepted Answer

A)  Men do not typically want to be involved in an abortion decision. 
B)  Men often do not discuss the pregnancy with anyone other than their partner. 
C)  Men do not experience the sense of loss from an abortion because their bodies do not experience the physical changes associated with pregnancy and abortion. 
D)  Women who are still in a relationship with their male partner do not typically get abortions. 
A)  Men do not typically want to be involved in an abortion decision. 
B)  Men often do not discuss the pregnancy with anyone other than their partner. 
C)  Men do not experience the sense of loss from an abortion because their bodies do not experience the physical changes associated with pregnancy and abortion. 
D)  Women who are still in a relationship with their male partner do not typically get abortions.

Question 12

Which of the following is a progestin-only birth control method?

Accepted Answer

A)  NuvaRing 
B)  Seasonale 
C)  Depo-Provera 
D)  Ortha Evra patch 
A)  NuvaRing 
B)  Seasonale 
C)  Depo-Provera 
D)  Ortha Evra patch

Question 13

What is the name of the device placed just under the skin in the arm that uses time-released hormones to prevent pregnancy for up to three years?

Accepted Answer

A)  Depo-Provera 
B)  Implanon 
C)  Mirena 
D)  NuvaRing 
A)  Depo-Provera 
B)  Implanon 
C)  Mirena 
D)  NuvaRing

Question 14

How does the amount of hormone released through the NuvaRing compare to other hormonal contraceptive methods?

Accepted Answer

A)  The NuvaRing releases higher levels of both progesterone and estrogen compared to other hormonal methods. 
B)  The NuvaRing offers about equal levels of hormones compared to other hormonal methods. 
C)  The NuvaRing releases lower levels of hormones compared to other hormonal methods. 
D)  The NuvaRing does not release any hormones into the body as it protects against pregnancy by acting as a cervical barrier. 
A)  The NuvaRing releases higher levels of both progesterone and estrogen compared to other hormonal methods. 
B)  The NuvaRing offers about equal levels of hormones compared to other hormonal methods. 
C)  The NuvaRing releases lower levels of hormones compared to other hormonal methods. 
D)  The NuvaRing does not release any hormones into the body as it protects against pregnancy by acting as a cervical barrier.

Question 15

Which statement best describes cervical barrier methods?

Accepted Answer

A)  They affect hormone levels and inhibit ovulation. 
B)  They can decrease the risk of toxic shock syndrome and urinary tract infections. 
C)  They can be inserted prior to sexual activity, increasing spontaneity. 
D)  They are equally effective with or without spermicide. 
A)  They affect hormone levels and inhibit ovulation. 
B)  They can decrease the risk of toxic shock syndrome and urinary tract infections. 
C)  They can be inserted prior to sexual activity, increasing spontaneity. 
D)  They are equally effective with or without spermicide.

Question 16

Barrier methods of contraception work by preventing sperm from entering the uterus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Explain how combination hormonal methods of contraception work.Identify three combined-hormonal contraceptive methods.Discuss the effectiveness rates,advantages and disadvantages to each.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain how combination hormonal methods of contraception...

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a way that emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy?

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 19

Which statement best describes a first-trimester vacuum aspiration abortion?

Accepted Answer

A)  It typically involves local anesthesia. 
B)  It can be performed up to 20 weeks into a pregnancy. 
C)  It usually takes 45 minutes to an hour. 
D)  Recovery typically requires a one-day hospital stay. 
A)  It typically involves local anesthesia. 
B)  It can be performed up to 20 weeks into a pregnancy. 
C)  It usually takes 45 minutes to an hour. 
D)  Recovery typically requires a one-day hospital stay.

Question 20

How does an IUD work to prevent pregnancy? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of IUD use.Be sure to discuss specific differences between types of IUDs.

Accepted Answer

An IUD, or intrauterine device, works to

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

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

What medical condition would result in birth control pill use being ill-advised?

What is one aspect of the medication induced abortion procedure that is different than the surgical abortion procedure?

Which of the following is a barrier method of contraception?

Which group of women may experience lower effectiveness rates with hormonal methods of birth control?

Which statement accurately describes the use of male condoms?

Which statement best describes emergency contraception?

What would be the best contraceptive choice for a woman who wanted a longer term contraception that was reversible and contained no hormones?

Discuss three factors that influence cross culture contraceptive use and give examples of how these factors relate to use or lack of use of specific contraceptive methods.

What statement best describes men's reactions to abortion?

Which of the following is a progestin-only birth control method?

What is the name of the device placed just under the skin in the arm that uses time-released hormones to prevent pregnancy for up to three years?

How does the amount of hormone released through the NuvaRing compare to other hormonal contraceptive methods?

Which statement best describes cervical barrier methods?

Barrier methods of contraception work by preventing sperm from entering the uterus.

Explain how combination hormonal methods of contraception work.Identify three combined-hormonal contraceptive methods.Discuss the effectiveness rates,advantages and disadvantages to each.

Which of the following is NOT a way that emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy?

Which statement best describes a first-trimester vacuum aspiration abortion?

How does an IUD work to prevent pregnancy? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of IUD use.Be sure to discuss specific differences between types of IUDs.

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Exam 6: Contraception and Abortion

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

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

What medical condition would result in birth control pill use being ill-advised?

What is one aspect of the medication induced abortion procedure that is different than the surgical abortion procedure?

Which of the following is a barrier method of contraception?

Which group of women may experience lower effectiveness rates with hormonal methods of birth control?

Which statement accurately describes the use of male condoms?

Which statement best describes emergency contraception?

What would be the best contraceptive choice for a woman who wanted a longer term contraception that was reversible and contained no hormones?

Discuss three factors that influence cross culture contraceptive use and give examples of how these factors relate to use or lack of use of specific contraceptive methods.

What statement best describes men's reactions to abortion?

Which of the following is a progestin-only birth control method?

What is the name of the device placed just under the skin in the arm that uses time-released hormones to prevent pregnancy for up to three years?

How does the amount of hormone released through the NuvaRing compare to other hormonal contraceptive methods?

Which statement best describes cervical barrier methods?

Barrier methods of contraception work by preventing sperm from entering the uterus.

Explain how combination hormonal methods of contraception work.Identify three combined-hormonal contraceptive methods.Discuss the effectiveness rates,advantages and disadvantages to each.

Which of the following is NOT a way that emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy?

Which statement best describes a first-trimester vacuum aspiration abortion?

How does an IUD work to prevent pregnancy? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of IUD use.Be sure to discuss specific differences between types of IUDs.

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Female Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

Male Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

The Biology of Sex, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Sexual Orientation

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Communication and Sexuality

Love and Intimacy

Adult Sexual Relationships

Variations of Sexual Expression

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Harmful and Antisocial Sexual Expression

Power and Sexual Coercion

Sexual Imagery and Selling Sex

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