Question 1

The advantages of the contraceptive sponge include all of the following,EXCEPT that it

Accepted Answer

A) may be left in place for 24 hours. 
B) can be used multiple times. 
C) provides partial STI protection. 
D) is comfortable and unobtrusive. 
A) may be left in place for 24 hours. 
B) can be used multiple times. 
C) provides partial STI protection. 
D) is comfortable and unobtrusive.

Question 2

A contraceptive sponge is both a chemical and a barrier method of contraceptive.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The female condom

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A) is inserted completely into the vagina with none of it remaining outside. 
B) can be inserted up to 8 hours before intercourse. 
C) does not require lubrication or spermicide. 
D) should not be used by persons who have an allergy to latex. 
A) is inserted completely into the vagina with none of it remaining outside. 
B) can be inserted up to 8 hours before intercourse. 
C) does not require lubrication or spermicide. 
D) should not be used by persons who have an allergy to latex.

Question 4

A disadvantage of diaphragms is that

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A) a high percentage of women are allergic to them. 
B) they requires the use of a spermicide. 
C) you must wait to insert them until just before intercourse. 
D) you must remove them and clean them immediately after intercourse. 
A) a high percentage of women are allergic to them. 
B) they requires the use of a spermicide. 
C) you must wait to insert them until just before intercourse. 
D) you must remove them and clean them immediately after intercourse.

Question 5

Barrier methods of contraception work by blocking the sperm from reaching the ovum.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

____________ has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates of all developed nations.

Accepted Answer

A) Germany 
B) The United States 
C) France 
D) Sweden 
A) Germany 
B) The United States 
C) France 
D) Sweden

Question 7

Because of the expense of female condoms,doctors recommend that women rinse out and reuse the condoms.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Kristen has been recently diagnosed as having decreased bone density.She is sexually active with her boyfriend.Which type of hormonal contraceptive should she AVOID because it may reduce her bone density further?

Accepted Answer

A) minipill 
B) NuvaRing 
C) Depo-Provera 
D) combination pill 
A) minipill 
B) NuvaRing 
C) Depo-Provera 
D) combination pill

Question 9

For each of the following situations,suggest an appropriate contraceptive method,and explain the reasons for your recommendation.There may be more than one appropriate response for each situation.
● Key factors are preference for sexual spontaneity,high effectiveness,and frequent intercourse.
● Key factors are infrequent sexual intercourse,preference for involvement of both partners,and preference for few or no side effects.
● Key factors are variable daily routine,preference for sexual spontaneity,and high effectiveness.
● Key factors are preference for few or no side effects,multiple sexual partners,and immediate need for a contraceptive.
● Key factors are that the female partner is a nursing mother,a preference for involvement of both partners,and infrequent sexual intercourse.

Accepted Answer

For the situation where key factors are

Question 10

Contraceptive failure rate is based on studies that directly measure the percentage of women who experience unintended pregnancy in the first year of contraceptive use.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

IUDs are contraindicated for women with all of the following conditions EXCEPT those with

Accepted Answer

A) a history of pelvic infection. 
B) past pregnancies. 
C) tumors of the uterus. 
D) unexplained vaginal bleeding. 
A) a history of pelvic infection. 
B) past pregnancies. 
C) tumors of the uterus. 
D) unexplained vaginal bleeding.

Question 12

If a woman is using the temperature method of birth control,she will calculate that her safe period will begin

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A) 3 days after the rise in temperature. 
B) 3 days after the drop in temperature. 
C) 7 days after the rise in temperature. 
D) 7 days after the drop in temperature. 
A) 3 days after the rise in temperature. 
B) 3 days after the drop in temperature. 
C) 7 days after the rise in temperature. 
D) 7 days after the drop in temperature.

Question 13

Which of the following statements about condoms pre-lubricated with nonoxynol-9 is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

A) They are no more effective than ones without spermicide. 
B) They decrease the risk of HIV transmission. 
C) They cost less than non-lubricated condoms. 
D) They prevent urinary tract infections. 
A) They are no more effective than ones without spermicide. 
B) They decrease the risk of HIV transmission. 
C) They cost less than non-lubricated condoms. 
D) They prevent urinary tract infections.

Question 14

A small,flexible cup that fits over the cervix and serves as a barrier to sperm is a(n)

Accepted Answer

A) contraceptive sponge. 
B) IUD. 
C) female condom. 
D) cervical cap. 
A) contraceptive sponge. 
B) IUD. 
C) female condom. 
D) cervical cap.

Question 15

The Essure female sterilization system works by

Accepted Answer

A) releasing steady doses of hormones that block ovulation. 
B) forming a barrier that prevents sperm from entering the cervix. 
C) causing scar tissue to form over implants and block the fallopian tubes. 
D) changing the lining of the uterus to prevent implantation. 
A) releasing steady doses of hormones that block ovulation. 
B) forming a barrier that prevents sperm from entering the cervix. 
C) causing scar tissue to form over implants and block the fallopian tubes. 
D) changing the lining of the uterus to prevent implantation.

Question 16

Vaginal spermicides can be inserted up to two hours before intercourse and still be effective.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following statements about oral contraceptives is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

A) They are effective only because they prevent ovulation. 
B) Full protection is provided by oral contraceptives after three days of use. 
C) The most common type of oral contraceptive contains both estrogen and progesterone. 
D) A significant risk of pregnancy exists even if oral contraceptives are taken as directeD. 
A) They are effective only because they prevent ovulation. 
B) Full protection is provided by oral contraceptives after three days of use. 
C) The most common type of oral contraceptive contains both estrogen and progesterone. 
D) A significant risk of pregnancy exists even if oral contraceptives are taken as directeD.

Question 18

Which of the following is a characteristic of cervical secretions observed at the time of ovulation?

Accepted Answer

A) clear,thick mucus 
B) cloudy,sticky mucus 
C) clear,slippery mucus 
D) cloudy,slippery mucus 
A) clear,thick mucus 
B) cloudy,sticky mucus 
C) clear,slippery mucus 
D) cloudy,slippery mucus

Question 19

Kate and LaMar are 19-year-old college students who are beginning a sexual relationship.Both have had previous partners,and neither has been tested for STIs.Which of the following contraceptive methods would be best for Kate and LaMar to use?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 20

Which of the following statements about tubal sterilization is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

A) The procedure normally requires 2-3 days' hospitalization. 
B) It is a less risky procedure than vasectomy is. 
C) Reversibility rates are high. 
D) Serious complications from the procedure are rare. 
A) The procedure normally requires 2-3 days' hospitalization. 
B) It is a less risky procedure than vasectomy is. 
C) Reversibility rates are high. 
D) Serious complications from the procedure are rare.

Exam 6: Contraception

The advantages of the contraceptive sponge include all of the following,EXCEPT that it

A contraceptive sponge is both a chemical and a barrier method of contraceptive.

The female condom

A disadvantage of diaphragms is that

Barrier methods of contraception work by blocking the sperm from reaching the ovum.

____________ has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates of all developed nations.

Because of the expense of female condoms,doctors recommend that women rinse out and reuse the condoms.

Kristen has been recently diagnosed as having decreased bone density.She is sexually active with her boyfriend.Which type of hormonal contraceptive should she AVOID because it may reduce her bone density further?

Contraceptive failure rate is based on studies that directly measure the percentage of women who experience unintended pregnancy in the first year of contraceptive use.

IUDs are contraindicated for women with all of the following conditions EXCEPT those with

If a woman is using the temperature method of birth control,she will calculate that her safe period will begin

Which of the following statements about condoms pre-lubricated with nonoxynol-9 is TRUE?

A small,flexible cup that fits over the cervix and serves as a barrier to sperm is a(n)

The Essure female sterilization system works by

Vaginal spermicides can be inserted up to two hours before intercourse and still be effective.

Which of the following statements about oral contraceptives is TRUE?

Which of the following is a characteristic of cervical secretions observed at the time of ovulation?

Kate and LaMar are 19-year-old college students who are beginning a sexual relationship.Both have had previous partners,and neither has been tested for STIs.Which of the following contraceptive methods would be best for Kate and LaMar to use?

Which of the following statements about tubal sterilization is TRUE?

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