Question 1

Depo-Provera is administered by

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A) mouth. 
B) injection. 
C) implant. 
D) suppository. 
A) mouth. 
B) injection. 
C) implant. 
D) suppository.

Question 2

The disadvantages of the contraceptive sponge include all of the following EXCEPT

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A) no use during menstruation. 
B) an association with toxic shock syndrome. 
C) lower doses of spermicide than other methods. 
D) difficulty with removal. 
A) no use during menstruation. 
B) an association with toxic shock syndrome. 
C) lower doses of spermicide than other methods. 
D) difficulty with removal.

Question 3

The vaginal contraceptive ring prevents pregnancy in the same manner as the diaphragm.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which of the following statements about IUDs and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

A) PID rates are high for IUD users during the first six months of use. 
B) PID is typically limited to women who have a history of spontaneous abortions. 
C) Most cases of PID among IUD users can be treated with antibiotics. 
D) IUD use reduces the risk of PID in most women. 
A) PID rates are high for IUD users during the first six months of use. 
B) PID is typically limited to women who have a history of spontaneous abortions. 
C) Most cases of PID among IUD users can be treated with antibiotics. 
D) IUD use reduces the risk of PID in most women.

Question 5

When a woman is using an oral contraceptive,she needs to be aware of potential danger signals.Identify the danger signals that can be remembered by the word ACHES.

Accepted Answer

The acronym ACHES is used to help women

Question 6

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

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The most widely used barrier method of contraception is the

Accepted Answer

A) female condom. 
B) male condom. 
C) diaphragm. 
D) cervical cap. 
A) female condom. 
B) male condom. 
C) diaphragm. 
D) cervical cap.

Question 8

To further enhance the general effectiveness of a condom in preventing pregnancy,one should

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A) use a spermicidal foam just prior to intercourse. 
B) use a vaginal spermicide after intercourse. 
C) store condoms in a warm location. 
D) use a condom made out of lambskin. 
A) use a spermicidal foam just prior to intercourse. 
B) use a vaginal spermicide after intercourse. 
C) store condoms in a warm location. 
D) use a condom made out of lambskin.

Question 9

A contraceptive that physically blocks the sperm from reaching the egg is a

Accepted Answer

A) barrier method. 
B) hormonal method. 
C) natural method. 
D) surgical method. 
A) barrier method. 
B) hormonal method. 
C) natural method. 
D) surgical method.

Question 10

A disadvantage of diaphragms is that

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A) a high percentage of women are allergic to them. 
B) they require 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 require 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 11

Which of the following actions will reduce the health risks associated with the use of oral contraceptives?

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A) using a high-dosage pill 
B) having annual mammograms 
C) eating a high-protein diet 
D) stopping smoking 
A) using a high-dosage pill 
B) having annual mammograms 
C) eating a high-protein diet 
D) stopping smoking

Question 12

What is the BEST explanation of why men have historically taken less responsibility for contraception than women have?

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A) Women have refused to share the decision-making power for contraception with men. 
B) There is a social stigma associated with men's use of contraceptives. 
C) The use of contraceptives cannot protect men from STIs. 
D) The consequences of not using contraception are more serious for women than for men. 
A) Women have refused to share the decision-making power for contraception with men. 
B) There is a social stigma associated with men's use of contraceptives. 
C) The use of contraceptives cannot protect men from STIs. 
D) The consequences of not using contraception are more serious for women than for men.

Question 13

The threads that are attached to the IUD and protrude through the cervix serve to

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A) allow the woman to remove the IUD. 
B) allow the woman to check that the IUD is in place. 
C) act as a barrier to sperm. 
D) provide penile stimulation during intercourse. 
A) allow the woman to remove the IUD. 
B) allow the woman to check that the IUD is in place. 
C) act as a barrier to sperm. 
D) provide penile stimulation during intercourse.

Question 14

Regarding the availability of Plan B One-Step emergency contraception,which of the following statements is accurate?

Accepted Answer

A) Emergency contraceptives are available over-the-counter for everyone,but not all pharmacies carry them. 
B) All physicians will prescribe emergency contraceptives for their patients if asked. 
C) Emergency contraceptives are available only by prescription and only for people over the age of 17. 
D) Emergency contraceptives are available at most convenience stores. 
A) Emergency contraceptives are available over-the-counter for everyone,but not all pharmacies carry them. 
B) All physicians will prescribe emergency contraceptives for their patients if asked. 
C) Emergency contraceptives are available only by prescription and only for people over the age of 17. 
D) Emergency contraceptives are available at most convenience stores.

Question 15

A woman is usually advised to start the first cycle of oral contraceptive pills with a menstrual period.Full effectiveness of oral contraceptives is then established

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A) after the first pill is taken. 
B) after one week of use. 
C) after one month of use. 
D) after three months of use. 
A) after the first pill is taken. 
B) after one week of use. 
C) after one month of use. 
D) after three months of use.

Question 16

Describe the best practices for using a male latex condom,from choosing one in a store to disposing of it after use.

Accepted Answer

When it comes to using a male latex cond

Question 17

Which of the following is a progestin-only contraceptive,providing no estrogen?

Accepted Answer

A) Ortho Evra 
B) vaginal contraceptive ring 
C) oral contraceptives 
D) Depo-Provera 
A) Ortho Evra 
B) vaginal contraceptive ring 
C) oral contraceptives 
D) Depo-Provera

Question 18

Which of the following statements about IUDs is FALSE?

Accepted Answer

A) IUDs are highly reliable. 
B) IUDs have only localized side effects. 
C) IUD use is easily reversible. 
D) IUD use does not require a health care provider. 
A) IUDs are highly reliable. 
B) IUDs have only localized side effects. 
C) IUD use is easily reversible. 
D) IUD use does not require a health care provider.

Question 19

The Nexplanon implant is effective for how long?

Accepted Answer

A) one year 
B) three years 
C) five years 
D) eight years 
A) one year 
B) three years 
C) five years 
D) eight years

Question 20

Emergency contraceptives are designed for emergency use only and should not be used as a regular contraceptive method.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 6: Contraception

Depo-Provera is administered by

The disadvantages of the contraceptive sponge include all of the following EXCEPT

The vaginal contraceptive ring prevents pregnancy in the same manner as the diaphragm.

Which of the following statements about IUDs and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)is TRUE?

When a woman is using an oral contraceptive,she needs to be aware of potential danger signals.Identify the danger signals that can be remembered by the word ACHES.

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

The most widely used barrier method of contraception is the

To further enhance the general effectiveness of a condom in preventing pregnancy,one should

A contraceptive that physically blocks the sperm from reaching the egg is a

A disadvantage of diaphragms is that

Which of the following actions will reduce the health risks associated with the use of oral contraceptives?

What is the BEST explanation of why men have historically taken less responsibility for contraception than women have?

The threads that are attached to the IUD and protrude through the cervix serve to

Regarding the availability of Plan B One-Step emergency contraception,which of the following statements is accurate?

A woman is usually advised to start the first cycle of oral contraceptive pills with a menstrual period.Full effectiveness of oral contraceptives is then established

Describe the best practices for using a male latex condom,from choosing one in a store to disposing of it after use.

Which of the following is a progestin-only contraceptive,providing no estrogen?

Which of the following statements about IUDs is FALSE?

The Nexplanon implant is effective for how long?

Emergency contraceptives are designed for emergency use only and should not be used as a regular contraceptive method.

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