Question 1

For maximum protection from pregnancy, partners using condoms should

Accepted Answer

A) never carry the condom in a pocket or wallet. 
B) combine condom use with a spermicide. 
C) never open the condom package until ready to use. 
D) never use scissors or teeth to open a condom package. 
A) never carry the condom in a pocket or wallet. 
B) combine condom use with a spermicide. 
C) never open the condom package until ready to use. 
D) never use scissors or teeth to open a condom package. B

Question 2

Depo-Provera

Accepted Answer

A) is available without a prescription at the pharmacy. 
B) provides up to eight years of protection. 
C) contains progestin only. 
D) increases bone density. 
A) is available without a prescription at the pharmacy. 
B) provides up to eight years of protection. 
C) contains progestin only. 
D) increases bone density. C

Question 3

Which is not true about cervical caps?

Accepted Answer

A) They are smaller than a diaphragm. 
B) They provide continuous protection for nearly 48 hours. 
C) They are intended to be used with a spermicide. 
D) They are available without a prescription. 
A) They are smaller than a diaphragm. 
B) They provide continuous protection for nearly 48 hours. 
C) They are intended to be used with a spermicide. 
D) They are available without a prescription. D

Question 4

The morning-after pill

Accepted Answer

A) has a lower hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
B) in some cases is recommended as a regular form of birth control. 
C) has a higher hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
D) prevents the ovum from passing through the fallopian tube. 
A) has a lower hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
B) in some cases is recommended as a regular form of birth control. 
C) has a higher hormone content than most birth-control pills. 
D) prevents the ovum from passing through the fallopian tube.

Question 5

Which of the following is not an acceptable form of female sterilization?

Accepted Answer

A) minilaparotomy 
B) tubal ligation 
C) culpotomy 
D) hysterectomy 
A) minilaparotomy 
B) tubal ligation 
C) culpotomy 
D) hysterectomy

Question 6

Which of the following is not caused by progestin in the combination pill?

Accepted Answer

A) increased muscle mass 
B) increased appetite 
C) water retention 
D) weight gain 
A) increased muscle mass 
B) increased appetite 
C) water retention 
D) weight gain

Question 7

As well as thickening the cervical mucus, the minipill also

Accepted Answer

A) makes the fallopian tubes too acidic for an egg. 
B) suppresses ovulation. 
C) makes the inner lining of the uterus less receptive to a fertilized egg. 
D) increases progesterone levels. 
A) makes the fallopian tubes too acidic for an egg. 
B) suppresses ovulation. 
C) makes the inner lining of the uterus less receptive to a fertilized egg. 
D) increases progesterone levels.

Question 8

Research has shown that spermicides containing nonoxynol-9

Accepted Answer

A) increase susceptibility to HIV infection. 
B) reduce susceptibility to HIV infection. 
C) provide protection against STIs. 
D) increase susceptibility to chlamydia infection. 
A) increase susceptibility to HIV infection. 
B) reduce susceptibility to HIV infection. 
C) provide protection against STIs. 
D) increase susceptibility to chlamydia infection.

Question 9

Explain how the calendar method, basal body temperature, and cervical mucus check can be combined for effective natural family planning.

Accepted Answer

- Calendar method uses the days of the c

Question 10

A common side effect of emergency contraception is

Accepted Answer

A) vaginal bleeding 
B) nausea 
C) high blood pressure 
D) infertility 
A) vaginal bleeding 
B) nausea 
C) high blood pressure 
D) infertility

Question 11

According to a 2005-2006 study of Canadian youth in Grade 10, the most popular form of birth control was

Accepted Answer

A) the birth control pill. 
B) the condom. 
C) the diaphragm. 
D) withdrawal. 
A) the birth control pill. 
B) the condom. 
C) the diaphragm. 
D) withdrawal.

Question 12

After stopping the use of oral contraceptives, nearly all women begin ovulating regularly within

Accepted Answer

A) three weeks. 
B) three months. 
C) six months. 
D) one year. 
A) three weeks. 
B) three months. 
C) six months. 
D) one year.

Question 13

The WHO has issued new guidelines regarding missed pills. A women who misses taking a pill should

Accepted Answer

A) take two at her next regular time. 
B) take one as soon as possible, then continue taking one each day. 
C) discontinue pill use and use condoms until her period. 
D) take one and a half pills for two days, then resume her usual dosage. 
A) take two at her next regular time. 
B) take one as soon as possible, then continue taking one each day. 
C) discontinue pill use and use condoms until her period. 
D) take one and a half pills for two days, then resume her usual dosage.

Question 14

Emergency contraception is most effective when taken within ____ of unprotected intercourse.

Accepted Answer

A) 24 hours 
B) 36 hours 
C) 72 hours 
D) 12 hours 
A) 24 hours 
B) 36 hours 
C) 72 hours 
D) 12 hours

Question 15

In Canada, the morning-after pill

Accepted Answer

A) is currently available without a prescription. 
B) is illegal. 
C) is available with a prescription from a physician. 
D) is kept behind the counter at pharmacies. 
A) is currently available without a prescription. 
B) is illegal. 
C) is available with a prescription from a physician. 
D) is kept behind the counter at pharmacies.

Question 16

IUDs can cause increased menstrual cramping.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Discuss some of the possible psychological consequences of abortion.

Accepted Answer

- Most don't regret it, many would make

Question 18

According to a national survey (2009)of Canadian women, the three most popular methods of contraception are

Accepted Answer

A) male condom, oral contraceptives, IUD. 
B) male condom, withdrawal, oral contraceptives. 
C) oral contraceptives, IUD, withdrawal. 
D) oral contraceptives, female condom, male condom. 
A) male condom, oral contraceptives, IUD. 
B) male condom, withdrawal, oral contraceptives. 
C) oral contraceptives, IUD, withdrawal. 
D) oral contraceptives, female condom, male condom.

Question 19

Jessica had a bout of gonorrhea a few years ago which was successfully treated. She is considering birth control. Which method should she avoid?

Accepted Answer

A) IUD 
B) diaphragm 
C) oral contraceptive 
D) spermicides 
A) IUD 
B) diaphragm 
C) oral contraceptive 
D) spermicides

Question 20

Summarize the history of abortion in Canada.

Accepted Answer

- not legal until 1969 in Canada
- Canad

For maximum protection from pregnancy, partners using condoms should

Depo-Provera

Which is not true about cervical caps?

The morning-after pill

Which of the following is not an acceptable form of female sterilization?

Which of the following is not caused by progestin in the combination pill?

As well as thickening the cervical mucus, the minipill also

Research has shown that spermicides containing nonoxynol-9

Explain how the calendar method, basal body temperature, and cervical mucus check can be combined for effective natural family planning.

A common side effect of emergency contraception is

According to a 2005-2006 study of Canadian youth in Grade 10, the most popular form of birth control was

After stopping the use of oral contraceptives, nearly all women begin ovulating regularly within

The WHO has issued new guidelines regarding missed pills. A women who misses taking a pill should

Emergency contraception is most effective when taken within ____ of unprotected intercourse.

In Canada, the morning-after pill

IUDs can cause increased menstrual cramping.

Discuss some of the possible psychological consequences of abortion.

According to a national survey (2009)of Canadian women, the three most popular methods of contraception are

Jessica had a bout of gonorrhea a few years ago which was successfully treated. She is considering birth control. Which method should she avoid?

Summarize the history of abortion in Canada.

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Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

Attraction and Love

Relationships, Intimacy, and Communication

Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns

Sexual Orientation

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Sexuality Across the Life Cycle

Sexual Dysfunctions

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Exam 11: Contraception and Abortion

For maximum protection from pregnancy, partners using condoms should

Depo-Provera

Which is not true about cervical caps?

The morning-after pill

Which of the following is not an acceptable form of female sterilization?

Which of the following is not caused by progestin in the combination pill?

As well as thickening the cervical mucus, the minipill also

Research has shown that spermicides containing nonoxynol-9

Explain how the calendar method, basal body temperature, and cervical mucus check can be combined for effective natural family planning.

A common side effect of emergency contraception is

According to a 2005-2006 study of Canadian youth in Grade 10, the most popular form of birth control was

After stopping the use of oral contraceptives, nearly all women begin ovulating regularly within

The WHO has issued new guidelines regarding missed pills. A women who misses taking a pill should

Emergency contraception is most effective when taken within ____ of unprotected intercourse.

In Canada, the morning-after pill

IUDs can cause increased menstrual cramping.

Discuss some of the possible psychological consequences of abortion.

According to a national survey (2009)of Canadian women, the three most popular methods of contraception are

Jessica had a bout of gonorrhea a few years ago which was successfully treated. She is considering birth control. Which method should she avoid?

Summarize the history of abortion in Canada.

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods

Female and Male Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

Attraction and Love

Relationships, Intimacy, and Communication

Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy and Childbirth

Sexuality Across the Life Cycle

Sexual Dysfunctions

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

Filters