Question 1

By the end of the ____, the internal organs of the fetus begin limited functioning.

Accepted Answer

A)  first trimester 
B)  second trimester 
C)  third trimester 
D)  first month 
A)  first trimester 
B)  second trimester 
C)  third trimester 
D)  first month

Question 2

Assisted reproductive techniques are:

Accepted Answer

A)  inexpensive. 
B)  low-risk procedures as far as the mother is concerned. 
C)  expensive with varying success rates. 
D)  increasingly less expensive with each subsequent attempt. 
A)  inexpensive. 
B)  low-risk procedures as far as the mother is concerned. 
C)  expensive with varying success rates. 
D)  increasingly less expensive with each subsequent attempt.

Question 3

Describe the nature and frequency of postpartum sexual activity.

Accepted Answer

Postpartum sexual activity can vary grea

Question 4

A method called ____ attempts to facilitate implantation by transferring fertilized ova to a fallopian tube.

Accepted Answer

A)  ZIFT 
B)  IUF (in utero fertilization) 
C)  artificial insemination 
D)  GIFT 
A)  ZIFT 
B)  IUF (in utero fertilization) 
C)  artificial insemination 
D)  GIFT

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a decision people make about what to do with the extra embryos collected from assisted reproductive technologies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Some couples put their surplus embryos up for adoption. 
B)  Some women or couples donate their surplus embryos for stem cell research. 
C)  Most couples refuse to donate their surplus embryos for research. 
D)  Some couples request the surplus embryos to be destroyed. 
A)  Some couples put their surplus embryos up for adoption. 
B)  Some women or couples donate their surplus embryos for stem cell research. 
C)  Most couples refuse to donate their surplus embryos for research. 
D)  Some couples request the surplus embryos to be destroyed.

Question 6

Women are more likely to breast feed if they are:

Accepted Answer

A)  college graduates. 
B)  from a lower versus a higher income bracket. 
C)  residents of the American South. 
D)  teenagers. 
A)  college graduates. 
B)  from a lower versus a higher income bracket. 
C)  residents of the American South. 
D)  teenagers.

Question 7

Home pregnancy tests:

Accepted Answer

A)  most often are completely inaccurate. 
B)  detect the presence of hormones associated with pregnancy in a woman's blood. 
C)  are available only by prescription. 
D)  can yield both false positive and false negative results. 
A)  most often are completely inaccurate. 
B)  detect the presence of hormones associated with pregnancy in a woman's blood. 
C)  are available only by prescription. 
D)  can yield both false positive and false negative results.

Question 8

Which of the following is TRUE with regard to laboratory techniques that separate X- from Y-bearing sperm?

Accepted Answer

A)  This procedure is widely opposed by the public, even when used by couples at risk for passing on X-linked diseases. 
B)  This involves inserting the embryo of the desired sex into the woman's uterus. 
C)  This is of benefit to couples at risk of passing on an X-linked disease. 
D)  Success rates are nearly 100% for both male and female babies. 
A)  This procedure is widely opposed by the public, even when used by couples at risk for passing on X-linked diseases. 
B)  This involves inserting the embryo of the desired sex into the woman's uterus. 
C)  This is of benefit to couples at risk of passing on an X-linked disease. 
D)  Success rates are nearly 100% for both male and female babies.

Question 9

American women who seek to abort a pregnancy:

Accepted Answer

A)  in the large majority of cases are in the second trimester of pregnancy. 
B)  rarely if ever already have children. 
C)  commonly are younger than 25 and have limited financial resources. 
D)  experience much greater access to abortion services now than women seeking abortions 30 years ago. 
A)  in the large majority of cases are in the second trimester of pregnancy. 
B)  rarely if ever already have children. 
C)  commonly are younger than 25 and have limited financial resources. 
D)  experience much greater access to abortion services now than women seeking abortions 30 years ago.

Question 10

All of the following methods could help a couple increase the probability of conception by predicting the time of ovulation EXCEPT for the:

Accepted Answer

A)  mucus method. 
B)  body temperature method. 
C)  calendar method. 
D)  multiple insertion method. 
A)  mucus method. 
B)  body temperature method. 
C)  calendar method. 
D)  multiple insertion method.

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a cause of low sperm count and motility?

Accepted Answer

A)  Childhood measles 
B)  Varicocele 
C)  Smoking 
D)  Marijuana use 
A)  Childhood measles 
B)  Varicocele 
C)  Smoking 
D)  Marijuana use

Question 12

Renu, who is in her 40th week of pregnancy, has just been told by her doctor that her baby is lying sideways across her pelvis, and thus cannot be delivered vaginally. Most likely, Renu's doctor will:

Accepted Answer

A)  advise that Renu undergo a cesarean section. 
B)  wait a few more weeks to see if the baby will adjust its position on its own. 
C)  advise that Renu undergo an episiotomy. 
D)  deliver Renu's baby using vacuum extraction. 
A)  advise that Renu undergo a cesarean section. 
B)  wait a few more weeks to see if the baby will adjust its position on its own. 
C)  advise that Renu undergo an episiotomy. 
D)  deliver Renu's baby using vacuum extraction.

Question 13

Laws requiring minors to have parental consent for abortion:

Accepted Answer

A)  tend to decrease abortion rates, especially abortions in the second trimester. 
B)  serve the very useful purpose of requiring teenage girls to discuss their pregnancies with their parents, which most would not do without this legal requirement. 
C)  tend to delay teenagers' access to abortion. 
D)  are strongly endorsed by the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the American Academy of Family Physicians. 
A)  tend to decrease abortion rates, especially abortions in the second trimester. 
B)  serve the very useful purpose of requiring teenage girls to discuss their pregnancies with their parents, which most would not do without this legal requirement. 
C)  tend to delay teenagers' access to abortion. 
D)  are strongly endorsed by the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.

Question 14

It is recommended that a woman abstain from sex for at least a year after the birth of a child.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Midwives typically work with women who have low-risk pregnancies and uncomplicated births, and often help coach the woman throughout her labor.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

During pregnancy:

Accepted Answer

A)  most women feel only positive emotions. 
B)  most women feel only negative emotions. 
C)  a woman's degree of physical discomfort has little effect on her emotional state. 
D)  many women experience a mix of positive and negative emotions. 
A)  most women feel only positive emotions. 
B)  most women feel only negative emotions. 
C)  a woman's degree of physical discomfort has little effect on her emotional state. 
D)  many women experience a mix of positive and negative emotions.

Question 17

Who was responsible for developing techniques to reduce the anxiety associated with childbirth?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sigmund Freud 
B)  Margaret Sanger 
C)  Fernand Lamaze 
D)  Charles LeFont 
A)  Sigmund Freud 
B)  Margaret Sanger 
C)  Fernand Lamaze 
D)  Charles LeFont

Question 18

The yellowish liquid produced by the breasts after delivery is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  vernix caseosa. 
B)  varicocele. 
C)  colostrum. 
D)  lochia. 
A)  vernix caseosa. 
B)  varicocele. 
C)  colostrum. 
D)  lochia.

Question 19

To reduce the risk her baby will suffer from a variety of birth defects and complications, a pregnant woman should be sure to consume plenty of:

Accepted Answer

A)  folic acid. 
B)  melatonin. 
C)  ethanol. 
D)  thioglycolic acid. 
A)  folic acid. 
B)  melatonin. 
C)  ethanol. 
D)  thioglycolic acid.

Question 20

The mucus method, body temperature, and calendar methods can all be used to determine when a woman is ovulating.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

By the end of the ____, the internal organs of the fetus begin limited functioning.

Assisted reproductive techniques are:

Describe the nature and frequency of postpartum sexual activity.

A method called ____ attempts to facilitate implantation by transferring fertilized ova to a fallopian tube.

Which of the following is NOT a decision people make about what to do with the extra embryos collected from assisted reproductive technologies?

Women are more likely to breast feed if they are:

Home pregnancy tests:

Which of the following is TRUE with regard to laboratory techniques that separate X- from Y-bearing sperm?

American women who seek to abort a pregnancy:

All of the following methods could help a couple increase the probability of conception by predicting the time of ovulation EXCEPT for the:

Which of the following is NOT a cause of low sperm count and motility?

Renu, who is in her 40th week of pregnancy, has just been told by her doctor that her baby is lying sideways across her pelvis, and thus cannot be delivered vaginally. Most likely, Renu's doctor will:

Laws requiring minors to have parental consent for abortion:

It is recommended that a woman abstain from sex for at least a year after the birth of a child.

Midwives typically work with women who have low-risk pregnancies and uncomplicated births, and often help coach the woman throughout her labor.

During pregnancy:

Who was responsible for developing techniques to reduce the anxiety associated with childbirth?

The yellowish liquid produced by the breasts after delivery is called:

To reduce the risk her baby will suffer from a variety of birth defects and complications, a pregnant woman should be sure to consume plenty of:

The mucus method, body temperature, and calendar methods can all be used to determine when a woman is ovulating.

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Exam 11: Conceiving Children: Process and Choice

By the end of the ____, the internal organs of the fetus begin limited functioning.

Assisted reproductive techniques are:

Describe the nature and frequency of postpartum sexual activity.

A method called ____ attempts to facilitate implantation by transferring fertilized ova to a fallopian tube.

Which of the following is NOT a decision people make about what to do with the extra embryos collected from assisted reproductive technologies?

Women are more likely to breast feed if they are:

Home pregnancy tests:

Which of the following is TRUE with regard to laboratory techniques that separate X- from Y-bearing sperm?

American women who seek to abort a pregnancy:

All of the following methods could help a couple increase the probability of conception by predicting the time of ovulation EXCEPT for the:

Which of the following is NOT a cause of low sperm count and motility?

Renu, who is in her 40th week of pregnancy, has just been told by her doctor that her baby is lying sideways across her pelvis, and thus cannot be delivered vaginally. Most likely, Renu's doctor will:

Laws requiring minors to have parental consent for abortion:

It is recommended that a woman abstain from sex for at least a year after the birth of a child.

Midwives typically work with women who have low-risk pregnancies and uncomplicated births, and often help coach the woman throughout her labor.

During pregnancy:

Who was responsible for developing techniques to reduce the anxiety associated with childbirth?

The yellowish liquid produced by the breasts after delivery is called:

To reduce the risk her baby will suffer from a variety of birth defects and complications, a pregnant woman should be sure to consume plenty of:

The mucus method, body temperature, and calendar methods can all be used to determine when a woman is ovulating.

Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research: Methods and Challenges

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Gender Issues

Sexual Arousal and Response

Love and Communication in Intimate Relationships

Sexual Behaviors

Sexual Orientations

Contraception

Sexuality During Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Adult Years

Sexual Difficulties and Solutions

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Filters