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| The teen pregnancy rate in the US is _____ as high as in most other developed countries. |
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| about 78% of pregnancie sto teenagers in the US are unintended, and ____ are terminated by abortion |
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| The best way to avoid unintended pregnancy is____ |
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| methods that require fertility awareness are called the _____,_____,and ____ methods |
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Billings |
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| They rely on calculating when ____ will occur and abstaining from intercourse during that period. |
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| The ____ method works by breast-feeding inhibiting pituitary hormones. |
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| ____ work by killing sperm and are generally used in combination with a barrier method of contraception--_____,______,______or______. |
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spermicides
the diaphragm
the cervical cap
condoms
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| Barrier methods block sperm from getting into the _____ |
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| Barrier methods often interfere with spontaneity, but for people who are not in a monogamous relationship, a major advantage of these methods (not offered by other methods) is that they ____ |
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| offer some protection against sexually transmitted infections |
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| The comination birth control pill contains synthetic ___ and ____ and works by preventing ovulation. |
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| The ___ and ____ contain the same hormones as the combination pill, but do not require that a woman remember to use contraception every day. |
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| ____ (the shot good for 3 months) and ____ (the single-rod implant good for 3 years) contain only progestin and are believed to be safer than the pill. |
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| For women who have had unprotected intercourse, emergency contraception pills are effective when taken within ___ hours of intercourse, or an IUD may be implanted within 7 days. |
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| in a vasectomy, the ___ is tied off and cut. |
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| For a ___ or ____ a woman's fallopian tuves are cut, cauterized, or blocked by clips. |
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tubal ligation
laparoscopy |
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| T/F The contraceptive sponge is effective for 24 hours. |
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| T/F Sweden and Denmark have substantially lower teenage birth rates than the US |
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| T/F The world population is expected to stabilize by the year 2010 because of increased use of birth control |
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| T/F The US fertility rate is presently about 2.1 births per woman. |
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| T/F If the perfect-use pregnancy rate for a contraceptive method is 20% then for 100 couples who start using the method, about 20 of them will ahve conceived after 3 years. |
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| T/F In order for a woman to get pregnant, she must have an orgasm |
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| T/F more couples rely on sterilization than on the birth control pill |
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| T/F it is possible for a girl to get pregnant as soon as she starts having menstrual periods |
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| T/F a relatively effective method of birth control for women is to wash out the contents of the vagina immediately after sexual intercourse |
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| T/F The birth control pill reduces the risk of getting a sexually transmitted infection |
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| T/F A vasectomy works as birth control by preventing ejaculation |
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| T/F If carefully washed and dried, male condoms can be used safely on more than one occasion |
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| T/F Most women gain weight when they start taking the birth control pill |
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| T/F The contraceptive sponge is more effective than the diaphragm |
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| T/F Taking antibiotics makes the birth control pill less effective |
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| T/F legal abortions do not increase a woman's later risk of infertility, miscarriage, or a low birth weight baby. |
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| T/F Today's IUDs are effective and considered to be safe products |
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| T/F The major difference between the cervical cap and the diaphragm is that the cervical cap does not need to be used with spermicide |
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| T/F Emergency contraceptive techniques work by causing abortion |
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| T/F Breast feeding a baby inhibits the release of follicle-stimulating hormone from a woman's pituitary gland. |
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| T/F the patch and vaginal ring are just as effective as the combination birth control pill |
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| T/F Pregnancy and chlidbirth result in more maternal deaths than does teh use of the birth control pill |
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| T/F In the future, it will probably be possible to be vaccinated to prevent pregnancy (as is done for the flu) |
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| T/F Rubber condoms are more effective than "skin" condoms for prevention of STIs |
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| T/F The female condom is actually an intravaginal pouch |
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| T/F In high dosages, combination birth control pills can be used as emergency birth control |
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| T/F Most women who are over the age of 40 and do not smoke can continue to take the combination birth control pill |
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| T/F The diaphragm offers women some protection against gonorrhea and chlamydia |
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| uses a simple mathmatical formula to determine when to abstain from intercourse |
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| basal body temperature method |
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| uses changes in resting temperature to determine when to abstain from intercourse |
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| involves noting changes in cervical mucus in order to determine when to abstain from intercourse |
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| active ingredient kills sperm, prevents sperm deposited in the vagina from getting into the uterus |
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| blocks sperm from getting into the vagina |
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| prevents sperm from deposited in the vagina from getting into the uterus |
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| prevents sperm deposited in the vagina from getting into the uterus |
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active ingredient kills sperm, prevents sperm deposited in the vagina from getting into the uterus,contains enough spermicide to be effective for 24 hours
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| blocks sperm from getting into the vagina |
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| prevents release of FSH, progestins prevent ovulation, synthetic estrogen helps to prevent ovulation. |
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| once believed to work by preventing implantation, but now known also to work by preventing fertilization |
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prevents release of FSH, progestins prevent ovulation, synthetic estrogen helps to prevent ovulation.
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| progestins prevent ovulation |
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| involves tying to cutting off vas deferens |
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| involves tying, cutting, or cauterizing Fallopian tubes, or blocking them by clips. |
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involves tying, cutting, or cauterizing Fallopian tubes, or blocking them by clips.
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| prevents release of FSH, progestins prevent ovulation, synthetic estrogen helps to prevent ovulation |
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| progestins prevent ovulation |
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| Withdrawl is not a highly effective method of birth control because of secretions from ____ |
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| After a vasectomy, a man is not sterile until ____ |
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| he has had 12-16 ejaculations |
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| If a woman's shortest recorded menstrual cycle is 25 days and her longest is 31 days, by calendar method she should abstain from intercourse from day ___ to day ___ |
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| Women's basal body temperature ____ 24 to 72 hours after ovulation |
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| women's cervical mucus becomes ___ at the time of ovulation |
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| rubber condoms should not be used in combination with ____ lubricants. |
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| The IUD is regarded as a safe contraceptive method for women_____ |
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| who are not at a high risk for STIs |
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| Three nonprescription barrier types of contraception are the ____,____,and_____ |
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| male condom, female condom, contraceptive sponge |
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| Three birth control techniques that offer women some protection against STIs are ___, ____, and _____. |
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| the male condom, the female condom, teh diaphragm |
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| In cases of unprotected intercourse, pregnancy may be avoided within the first few days by ___ |
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| using emergency contraception |
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| Sperm can live in a Fallopian tube for as long as __- days |
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| The best way to avoid an unwanted pregnancy is ____. |
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