Question 1

Discuss the emergency contraception pill and make a statement about whether pharmacists should regulate its use.

Accepted Answer

- The pill is high dose hormones and is

Question 2

Canada's first public health clinic to focus on family planning was opened in

Accepted Answer

A) Ottawa, Ontario. 
B) Montreal, Quebec. 
C) Scarborough, Ontario. 
D) Vancouver, British Columbia. 
A) Ottawa, Ontario. 
B) Montreal, Quebec. 
C) Scarborough, Ontario. 
D) Vancouver, British Columbia.

Question 3

IUDs are approximately ___ % effective.

Accepted Answer

A) 60 
B) 99 
C) 75 
D) 85 
A) 60 
B) 99 
C) 75 
D) 85

Question 4

Most women who follow the calendar method need to abstain from coitus for at least

Accepted Answer

A) five days. 
B) 10 days. 
C) seven days. 
D) 13 days. 
A) five days. 
B) 10 days. 
C) seven days. 
D) 13 days.

Question 5

In typical use, the failure rate of the diaphragm is about

Accepted Answer

A) 18%. 
B) 25%. 
C) 10%. 
D) 6%. 
A) 18%. 
B) 25%. 
C) 10%. 
D) 6%.

Question 6

The diaphragm has almost a perfect record for contraception, with just under a 2% pregnancy rate among users.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Which of the following is true with regard to the history of birth control in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A) Birth control was illegal until the nineteenth century. 
B) In 1902 it became legal to provide information about birth control. 
C) The movement to legalize contraception began in the 1920s. 
D) The first birth control clinic in Canada was established in 1965. 
A) Birth control was illegal until the nineteenth century. 
B) In 1902 it became legal to provide information about birth control. 
C) The movement to legalize contraception began in the 1920s. 
D) The first birth control clinic in Canada was established in 1965.

Question 8

What is not true about diaphragms?

Accepted Answer

A) They are available by prescription. 
B) They can be inserted up to six hours before intercourse. 
C) They are made of thin latex rubber. 
D) They come in different sizes. 
A) They are available by prescription. 
B) They can be inserted up to six hours before intercourse. 
C) They are made of thin latex rubber. 
D) They come in different sizes.

Question 9

How long must a diaphragm be kept in place after intercourse?

Accepted Answer

A) one hour 
B) three hours 
C) five hours 
D) six hours 
A) one hour 
B) three hours 
C) five hours 
D) six hours

Question 10

Douching after intercourse might

Accepted Answer

A) actually propel sperm toward the uterus. 
B) decrease the chance of pregnancy by about 85%. 
C) restore the natural chemical balance of the vagina. 
D) decrease the risk of contracting an STI or HIV. 
A) actually propel sperm toward the uterus. 
B) decrease the chance of pregnancy by about 85%. 
C) restore the natural chemical balance of the vagina. 
D) decrease the risk of contracting an STI or HIV.

Question 11

According to the cervical mucus (ovulation)method of birth control, women are most fertile

Accepted Answer

A) when mucus is slippery and stringy. 
B) when mucus is thick and sticky. 
C) when there is no mucus present. 
D) when mucus is white and cloudy. 
A) when mucus is slippery and stringy. 
B) when mucus is thick and sticky. 
C) when there is no mucus present. 
D) when mucus is white and cloudy.

Question 12

Marcus and Vanessa have planned a romantic evening of dinner and dancing. In preparation for the fact that they will make love later in the evening, Vanessa inserts her diaphragm and spermicide before leaving the house at seven. After dancing, she expects to arrive at home with Marcus around midnight. What should Vanessa know?

Accepted Answer

A) Dancing might dislodge the diaphragm. 
B) Her spermicide is only effective for two hours after she inserts it. 
C) The diaphragm should be inserted just before intercourse. 
D) It is unnecessary to use spermicide. 
A) Dancing might dislodge the diaphragm. 
B) Her spermicide is only effective for two hours after she inserts it. 
C) The diaphragm should be inserted just before intercourse. 
D) It is unnecessary to use spermicide.

Question 13

Women in Greek and Roman times attempted to prevent pregnancy by

Accepted Answer

A) using the rhythm method. 
B) placing absorbent material in their vaginas. 
C) ingesting herbal medicines. 
D) Douching. 
A) using the rhythm method. 
B) placing absorbent material in their vaginas. 
C) ingesting herbal medicines. 
D) Douching.

Question 14

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of oral contraceptives.

Accepted Answer

- side effects may include vomiting, wei

Question 15

A condom should only be removed after an erection has subsided.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which statement is true regarding the history of abortion?

Accepted Answer

A) The Bible specifically prohibits abortion. 
B) In Canada, the abortion law restricts abortion under certain conditions. 
C) In Canada, abortion was legalized in 1960. 
D) Abortion was illegal in Canada until 1969. 
A) The Bible specifically prohibits abortion. 
B) In Canada, the abortion law restricts abortion under certain conditions. 
C) In Canada, abortion was legalized in 1960. 
D) Abortion was illegal in Canada until 1969.

Question 17

In 2009, a national survey of Canadian women found that the most widely used form of contraception was

Accepted Answer

A) the male condom. 
B) oral contraceptives. 
C) chemical spermicide. 
D) the withdrawal method. 
A) the male condom. 
B) oral contraceptives. 
C) chemical spermicide. 
D) the withdrawal method.

Question 18

Which statement is true regarding the minipill?

Accepted Answer

A) It is taken for 21 days of the menstrual cycle. 
B) It is taken daily throughout the menstrual cycle. 
C) It is discontinued once menstruation starts. 
D) It is taken for 28 days, then discontinued for 7 days. 
A) It is taken for 21 days of the menstrual cycle. 
B) It is taken daily throughout the menstrual cycle. 
C) It is discontinued once menstruation starts. 
D) It is taken for 28 days, then discontinued for 7 days.

Question 19

Which of the following holds promise as a contraceptive?

Accepted Answer

A) Lrh1 gene manipulation 
B) sildenifil 
C) inhibin 
D) small doses of testosterone 
A) Lrh1 gene manipulation 
B) sildenifil 
C) inhibin 
D) small doses of testosterone

Question 20

In withdrawal, the estimated first-year failure rate in typical use is about

Accepted Answer

A) 50%. 
B) 40%. 
C) 35%. 
D) 20%. 
A) 50%. 
B) 40%. 
C) 35%. 
D) 20%.

Discuss the emergency contraception pill and make a statement about whether pharmacists should regulate its use.

Canada's first public health clinic to focus on family planning was opened in

IUDs are approximately ___ % effective.

Most women who follow the calendar method need to abstain from coitus for at least

In typical use, the failure rate of the diaphragm is about

The diaphragm has almost a perfect record for contraception, with just under a 2% pregnancy rate among users.

Which of the following is true with regard to the history of birth control in Canada?

What is not true about diaphragms?

How long must a diaphragm be kept in place after intercourse?

Douching after intercourse might

According to the cervical mucus (ovulation)method of birth control, women are most fertile

Women in Greek and Roman times attempted to prevent pregnancy by

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of oral contraceptives.

A condom should only be removed after an erection has subsided.

Which statement is true regarding the history of abortion?

In 2009, a national survey of Canadian women found that the most widely used form of contraception was

Which statement is true regarding the minipill?

Which of the following holds promise as a contraceptive?

In withdrawal, the estimated first-year failure rate in typical use is about

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Exam 11: Contraception and Abortion

Discuss the emergency contraception pill and make a statement about whether pharmacists should regulate its use.

Canada's first public health clinic to focus on family planning was opened in

IUDs are approximately ___ % effective.

Most women who follow the calendar method need to abstain from coitus for at least

In typical use, the failure rate of the diaphragm is about

The diaphragm has almost a perfect record for contraception, with just under a 2% pregnancy rate among users.

Which of the following is true with regard to the history of birth control in Canada?

What is not true about diaphragms?

How long must a diaphragm be kept in place after intercourse?

Douching after intercourse might

According to the cervical mucus (ovulation)method of birth control, women are most fertile

Women in Greek and Roman times attempted to prevent pregnancy by

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of oral contraceptives.

A condom should only be removed after an erection has subsided.

Which statement is true regarding the history of abortion?

In 2009, a national survey of Canadian women found that the most widely used form of contraception was

Which statement is true regarding the minipill?

Which of the following holds promise as a contraceptive?

In withdrawal, the estimated first-year failure rate in typical use is about

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