Exam 6: Contraception
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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 are Kate and LaMar most likely to use?
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Sperm deposited in the vagina are capable of fertilization for no more than three days after ejaculation.
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Hormonal methods of contraception work primarily by blocking implantation.
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How long can a diaphragm and spermicide be inserted prior to intercourse before additional spermicide must be reapplied?
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The Ortho Evra contraceptive skin patch slowly releases one hormone (estrogen)into the bloodstream.
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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.
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Tubal sterilization or tubal ligation entails the severing or blocking of the
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Explain the difference between "perfect use" and "typical use" of contraceptives,and define contraceptive failure rate and continuation rate.Choose two contraceptive methods,and describe what factors lead to the differences between typical-use effectiveness and perfect-use effectiveness.
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The temperature method of birth control is based on the knowledge that a woman's body temperature goes
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The Ortho Evra contraceptive skin patch is worn for _______________ before being replaced.
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After intercourse,a diaphragm should be left in for at least
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The most commonly used oral contraceptive is the combination pill.
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Withdrawal has relatively low effectiveness as a contraceptive method because of the presence of
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