Exam 7: Contraception
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Exam 7: Contraception115 Questions
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Jean uses a calendar to keep track of her menstrual cycle.Using the calendar,she identifies her fertile "window" and refrains from sexual intercourse on those days.Which of the following methods of contraception is Jean using?
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_____ refers to process or method used to prevent conception or pregnancy.
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Which of the following is a method of contraception that involves withdrawal of the penis from the vagina before ejaculation?
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A(n)_____ is a small,T-shaped plastic device that a medical professional places in the uterus to prevent pregnancy.
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Which of the following methods of contraception alter specific characteristics of a woman's ovulation cycle or reproductive tract?
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_____ refers to a thin sheath made of latex,natural animal membrane,polyurethane,silicone,or other synthetic material that fits over the erect penis prior to intercourse.
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Female condoms prevent the transmission of STIs but do not reduce the risk of pregnancy.
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The contraceptive or vaginal ring delivers hormones similar to:
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Which of the following methods of birth control has the highest failure rate?
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_____ is the general category of putting pressure on the testicles,a method from Ancient India,which was thought to cause sperm to be ejaculated into the bladder.
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Condoms are the only barrier method that protects against STIs,including HIV.
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Which of the following types of contraceptives is designed specifically for women who are breastfeeding?
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_____ can prevent pregnancy after an instance of unprotected intercourse or when a condom or other barrier method fails.
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Why do fertility awareness methods of contraception have such high failure rates?
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Depo-Provera,an injectable contraceptive,contains a form of _____ which prevents pregnancy in a manner similar to hormonal implants.
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_____ refer to contraceptive methods based on ovulation prediction and the viability of sperm;intercourse is timed to avoid fertile days in a woman's reproductive cycle.
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_____ were used by the ancient Jews and other peoples to block the sperm from entering the cervix.
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Which of the following methods of birth control protects against both pregnancy and STIs?
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_____ refers to an unreliable method of contraception involving removing the penis from the vagina just prior to ejaculation.
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Which of the following is another term for oral contraceptives?
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