Exam 6: Contraception
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Oral contraceptives decrease the risk of all of the following EXCEPT
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The use of withdrawal as a contraceptive method may result in decreased sexual pleasure.
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The advantages of the contraceptive sponge include all of the following,EXCEPT that it
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Current evidence suggests that the IUD ParaGard prevents pregnancy primarily by
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In addition to hormone pills,most oral contraceptive packets also include
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After the birth of their second child,married couple Abbey and Joe cannot decide if they want to have more children.If they do,they want to wait at least five years.Abbey wants to choose a method of birth control that is convenient and economical,and that requires little effort to use.Based on the factors that are important to Abbey and Joe,the best choice for them is
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The U.S.rate of teen pregnancy is much lower than the rate in other developed countries.
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The benefit of taking oral contraceptives with smaller doses of estrogen is
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The life span of an unfertilized egg is about _______________ hours.
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One problem associated with reversing male sterilization is the possible development of antisperm antibodies.
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A woman needs to have the fit of her diaphragm checked ONLY if she gains more than 20 pounds.
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Early IUD danger signals include all of the following EXCEPT
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Additional spermicide must be applied to a diaphragm ONLY if it has been inserted for more than 12 hours before intercourse.
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Because body heat is needed to dissolve and activate contraceptive suppositories,
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For the past five years,Yvonne's choice of contraceptive has been a combination oral contraceptive pill.Yvonne recently started a new job that has very irregular hours,and she now has difficulty taking her pills at a consistent time each day.What other methods of birth control could Yvonne use that would offer similar results and better fit her new schedule? What would you recommend that she try? Explain your reasons.
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